Alberta pension scheme mocked by Monticello editor
The Monticello Express denounces Alberta's proposed $25 monthly dividend as impractical and fiscally impossible, blaming leader William Aberhart and warning voters about reliance on government handouts. The piece argues liquor laws show voters swing with little consistency, predicting courts will strike down the plan and noting varied state approaches to prohibition.
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Alberta
Canada
William Aberhart
Aberhart
Dominion of Canada
Joan
U S Stands Back From Ethiopian Conflict
The author argues Americans should stay out of the Ethiopian confrontation led by Mussolini and avoid entangling alliances or claims of oil deals. They claim Standard Oil rejected an Ethiopia lease and urge minimal involvement to reduce risk.
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United States
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Italy
Africa
Standard Oil Co
Oil Company
Express Conducts Second Newspaper Subscription Contest
The Express runs a second subscription contest paying liberally to participants for distributing prizes including two automobiles and other rewards. Winners receive compensation even if not winning prizes, directed by Mr and Mrs W H Wottrich of the liner company, noted as a reliable firm, with work described as satisfactory and well managed.
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the Express
Payne
Mrr
W. H. Wottrich
Liner Co
Harecot
Shortage Talks Highlighted By Economists
Economists warn of potential food shortages and scarce supplies ahead. The passage suggests the United States faces less risk of famine but acknowledges possible waves of scarcity impacting global markets.
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United States
Jess
Taxes and the Rich Dodge Burden, Quillen Says
Robert Quillen argues that high taxes should satisfy all as the rich evade duties while the poor feel vindicated. The piece frames taxation as a public equilibrium but implies class tension in fiscal policy.
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Robert Quillen
Hauptmann Confinement and Appeal Efforts Highlight Lindbergh Case
The Sioux City Journal notes last attempts by Bruno Hauptmann and his lawyers to delay execution and cast doubt on guilt. Officials rebut the possibility of a live Lindbergh child and challenge the defense's claims. Fingerprint evidence and trial conclusions are urged to settle the matter.
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Sioux City Journal
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Jones County beef cattle tour reports strong turnout and insights
The Jones County Farm Bureau hosted a one day beef cattle tour with over 150 cattlemen visiting the county home farm Ray George Kurt and other farms near Cascade Wyoming Olin Morley and Morley areas. Participants observed crossbred Angus-Holstein calves Hereford and Angus feeding systems and grit on feed lot planning. The tour included a weight guessing contest and notes on breeding stock including Queen Viola K a famed Angus cow rated grand champion 66 times. The event highlighted modern feeding equipment and marketing plans and farmer experiences.
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Jones County Beef Cattle Feeders
Farm Bureau
Right Farms
County Home Farm
N. C. Holst
H. J. Mayberry
Roscor
Ray George
George Farm
Mr. George
John P. Kurt
Cascade
Kurt
Kurt Farm
N. C. Holst Farm
Holst
W. E. Hay
Anamosa
Beef Cattle Organization
Tovis
Paul Levsen
Marvin Holst
Mr. Hay
Clarence Reid
Herman Brunscheen
Wyoming
Mr. Brunscheen
Lorenzen Brothers
Olin
Groun
Miller & Kemp Farm
Morley
Kemp
Viola K
Miller & Kemp
Miller
Jones County
Delaying the Operation in Budget Debate
Minneapolis Tribune quotes a critic arguing the Roonevest tax plan fails as a budget balancer. The piece claims revenue hikes cannot fix a deficient federal budget and characterizes the plan as unrealizable.
Fragmentary Note on Committee Criteria and Meeting Debates
A garbled transcription discusses the Ames area, a committee on criteria, and various names. It mentions Friendly Relations and a pursuit of a hoped revelation. The readable text references meetings, governance, and unclear plans amid garbled phrases.
No Quarter for Drunken Drivers Warns Public
Atlantic NewWa Telegraph reports strict highway patrol policy against intoxicated drivers. The article urges uniform treatment for all offenders and emphasizes public safety over individual excuses.
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Atlantic NewWa-Telegraph
Farm Bureau leader to tour Iowa in September events
Edward A. O’Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation will tour Iowa starting September 10 in Marshalltown to open Farm Bureau meetings and dedicate a new building. He will attend picnics in Oskaloosa Winterset Ames and Des Moines, outlining a militant program to defend organized agriculture against enemies of the AAA.
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Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa
Winterset
Carlie
Ames
Des Moines
Central Town Farm Bureau
Polk County
O'Neal
AAA
Towa
Cattle Feeders Day Planned at Iowa State College
Inspection trips forums and talks on Friday September 13 at Iowa State College mark Cattle Feeders day. About 900 attended the last gathering in 1933. C Culbertson chief of the animal production sub section heads this year’s program with activities starting 10 00 at the experimental farm. Cattle will be shown and feeding records compared across tank types dry and wet rendered. Comparisons include limited ration 130 days versus full feed and pasture with or without protein supplements. A Chicago Producers representative and a Swift & Co. representative participate in the morning events.
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Iowa State College
C. ©. Culbertson
Chicago
Swift
Agricultural talks on cattle appraisal at college event
Co. Chicago will appraise cattle and answer questions on market value. Talks occupy the early afternoon with a Q A session and inspection of purebred cattle and fat steers. T W Schultz of Iowa State will discuss the beef cattle industry and agricultural planning effects.
Amendments Redefine Farm Adjustment Act and Powers
The Farm Bureau reports amendments strengthen the act to ensure constitutionality by defining secretary of agriculture authority, ratifying pre amendment taxes and contracts, and fixing processing tax rates for barley rye and flax. The act remains limited to interstate commerce with updated revenue provisions and state local cooperation. The ever normal granary plan continues to hold reserve nonperishable crops for future use.
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Farm Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Supreme Court
al and Dale
Farm Program Limitation Plan Aids Farmers and Consumers
Provisions limit imports of competing farm products to curb price swings and protect both farmers and consumers. An annual appropriation of about 90 million dollars from customs receipts funds subsidies for exports, domestic production, surplus diversion, and adjustment payments. Marketing agreement procedures are defined, and potatoes are designated a basic commodity with specific control methods.
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Monticello
J. W. Doxsee GC. A. Doxseee Butters and Proprietors
National Editorial Acs Association
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Tennessee
North Dakota
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
Florida
Spencer News-Herald
Middle West
New York Times
Jones County Farm Bureau
Local
Wheat Control Association
New County
St. Olin
Orof Don Coudiy
Martelle
Anamosa C
T. A
Rand
Milne
Sechoanneés Clumanns
Crade Guernsey
Minneapolis Tribune
Roonevest
Roosevelt
Dred Minilion
Budeet Ca
Delian
Easy Hand
Oinidia World
Alon Ata
Conmer
Tata
Artes
Ieee Cpr
Per- Weehae Ton
Pete von
Artierius
Taesutar
J. E. Bateman
Men's Reformatory
Wendell Donnell
President O'Neal
Cattle Feeders
Pstoric Shrine OF Texas
Crockett
San Antonio
Rhomberg’s
Kolinsky
Reombergs A Name You Can Trust For Furs
10Th & White Ste
Dubuque
J. W. Doxsee
C. A. Doxser
J. E. Heiserman
Doxsee, Doxsee & Heiserman Attorneys At Law
Lovell Block
Monticello, Tewa
Earl H. DeShaw
Stuhler's
W. E. Tuetken
Bankers Life Man
L. J. Swift
J. G. Schoon
Life and Fire Insurance
Monticello, Iowa
W. H. Null
A. M. Maurice DD
Lovell
C. F. Shimanek
Stuhler
Minneapolis
Theodore F. Stelten
Andi
Hennepin Avenue
Ex-Q-In Chemical Company
Grand Avenue
John S. Coventry
Buchanan Street
Grand, Avenue
Yours
Co R. Treanor
Onawa Avenue
Drake University
DRAKE
Girla
Graig House
New Women's Dormitory
T Des Moines
Deg Moines
New
Womelike
Liberal Arts Bible
Law Education
Commerce and Finance
Drake Universlty
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