Monticello Triumphs Over Maquoketa In Close Football Battle
Monticello graded a decisive football win over Maquoketa last Friday as nine lettermen started for Monticello. The defense limited Maquoketa to no gains on many plays while Hobert scored two touchdowns and Schoon added two others. A 20 yard punt by Field and strong passing aided Monticello, though blocking on offense was weak.
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Maquoketa
Monti
Warriors
Maquokdta
Verdie
Vic Richardson
Schlemme
Kuhns
Monticello
Hobert
Schoon
Capt. Schoon
Chuck Field
Chuck
Romer
Maiaifi
Ray
Verd Richardson
Lubben
Ed Rasmussen
E . Bentley
Maiaifi Kuhns
Bevans Schoon
Ren. Shaw Balsiger
Maquoketa Valley
Lost Nation
Thenhaus
Bright
Natton
D Egger
Judgehoe
Dean Morey
Dean
Landon Hit With Address in Des Moines Campaign
In Des Moines a political scene unfolds as Alf Landon’s supporters push to name a senator for the tieth district while addressing taxes and expenditures. Figures from Francis J. Clair and Agnes Samuelson are cited, with party committees planning candidate selections and public critique of the New Deal and Roosevelt’s policies.
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Polk County
Wilson
Republican
Democratic County Central
Dr. Clair
Partners Union
Des Moines
Francis J. Clair
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Agnes Samuelson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Herring
Alf M. Landon
Kraschel
Republican State Central Committee
Dwight N. Lewis
Formeer Commerce
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Lewis
Republican Party
Carl H. Cook
London
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Lican
United States Senate
Rock Island
Methodist Church
Spain
Russia
Davenport
Towa
Dickinson
New Deal
Tammany Hall
Washington
Stuart
Coach Moore Shifts Louis Rickels to Guard For Team
Sidelines reports Louis Rickels moved from tackle to guard and starred in Fridays game. Several players are new to night games, while Verdie Richardson’s eligibility brightens prospects. Gordon York shifts to guard, Earl Rynerson praised, and Glenny Lambert among waterboys.
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Moore
Louis Rickels
Louis
Verdie Richardson
Landon's Kansas Governorship Voted Human Rights Champion
Landon's record as Kansas governor marks him as a champion of human rights and liberal in all matters except fiscal spending. The description highlights his stance on civil rights while criticizing his budgetary choices.
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Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Farmer Sievertsen Heads to Germany for Parents Anniversary
Farmer Sievertsen of Center Junction leaves Monday for New York to sail for Germany aboard the Bremen on the twenty third of the month. He will visit his parents Mr and Mrs George Sievertsen of Hattstedt Schleswig Holstein for their fiftieth wedding anniversary on October 8. This is his first return trip home since emigrating 24 years ago. He plans a two month absence.
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Sievert Sievertsen
Center Junction
New York
Germany
Bremen
Frontier Grandmothers and Nation Builders
A reminiscence paints frontier women as carefree maids born in dirt floor cabins. Their hardships forged a nation while heroic frontier folk, and a Pallant beau tradition, honored in the Kansas City Times by William James Robinson. The Roosevelt administration is criticized for rapid spending, costing trillions yearly and borne by taxpayers.
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Grandmother
William James Robinson
Kansas City Times
Get Afoney's Worth and Government Spending
In a 1936 address Alf Landon urges getting value for every tax dollar. The piece notes Southern cotton planters received substantial government payments, including 46 above ten thousand dollars, one at 123000, 1131 above 2500, and 732075 averaging 46 dollars each.
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Afoney
Alf M. Landan
Buffalo, N. O
South
State Employees Accept Cash Salary Reductions
The Kiausas state government required every employee from the governor to teachers to take pay reductions. Salaries were paid in cash and on time, with schools maintaining opportunities for Kansas children under the London system.
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Kiausas
Down
Kansas
Landon Denounces Surplus Tax Law in Buffalo
Alf M. Landon blasts the surplus tax law as the most cockeyed piece of taxation in a modern country. He vows to seek immediate repeal if elected, arguing the measure protects big interests and burdens the common taxpayer. He notes it has no relation to soaking the rich.
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Alf M. Landon
Buffalo
N. Y
Iowa Eleven To Demonstrate In Carleton Game
Iowa eleven to demonstrate in Carleton game at Hawkeye stadium Saturday afternoon. Coach Ossie Salem aims to show progress with eighteen lettermen and sophomores, addressing punting, guard speed, and blocking needs. Starting line faced with Simmons in backfield and Osmaloski at center plus open backfield spots and injured Bowlin. Ticket orders surge for Illinois homecoming Oct 17 and Purdue on Nov 14.
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University of Town
Hawkeye Stadium
Carleton College
Towans
Northwestern
Ossie Salem
Ozzie Simmons
Carleton
Homer Harris
Bob Lannon
Floyd DeHeer
Corney Walker
Eugene Liggett
Shipley Farrah
Ted Osmaloski
John Hild
Scott Wagler
Frank Balazs
Paul Grange
Jack Eicherly
Albert Schenk
Dick Bowlin
Bush Lamb
Illinois
Illini
Purdue
Women See Politics Anew in Call for Civic Involvement
A magazine style column argues American women grow more engaged in politics through radio films and campaigns. It critiques government influence by a small elite and urges women to vote on election day weighing national debt and moral issues.
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America
Landon
Jones County Court Opens Foreclosure and Divorce Docket
The Jones County District Court opens on Sept 28 with multiple filings including foreclosures by corporation against Horace P Barber et al and Lee H Andre against James J Kohl. divorces include Anna Soukup vs Guy P Foote, Louise M Stewart vs George R Stewart, and several others. Also noted are quieting title actions, injunction, promissory note cases, and set aside conveyance proceedings.
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Corporation
Horace P. Barber
Lee H. Andre
James J. Kohl
Anna Soukup
Guy P. Foote
Anna Foote
Louise M. Stewart
George R. Stewart
J. L. Holden
Clyde L. Lowe
Clifford A. Schmalfeldt
Audrey A. Schmalfeldt
Helen Miner
Carl Miller
C. H. Shiflett
Maranda Gearhart
Maxine Baillee
Harold Baillee
Cascade State Bank
Eugene J. Kean
A. B. White
M. C. Crispin
L. W. Russell
Anamosa Fair Association
Francis J. Payton
Stella M. Payton
Jesse McQuillen
Edrie Power
Lauran Power
Anamosa Methodist church marks eighty fifth founding anniversary
The Anamosa Methodist church observed its eighty fifth founding anniversary with a two day program on Sunday and Monday. The report notes the 1849 establishment of the Anamosa circuit by the Iowa conference and the 1851 charter members of the Methodist Episcopal class. County Engineer Charles Spaethe urges farmers to cut weeds along roadsides to improve safety and winter maintenance, noting legal duties and drift reduction.
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Anamosa Methodist Church
Iowa
Anamosa Circuit
Methodist Episcopal
Wall
C. L. D. Crockwell
Dexter Cunningham
Oliver Lockwood
Mary Bass
Sedier
Charles Spaethe
Spasthe
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Monticello Cubs
Bailey
Daniel
C. Egger
Kammar
K. Ferring
H. Fleming
G. Kehoe
Fleming
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Mohr
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Alf Landon
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Samuelson
Lewis Heads
Maine
Manchester
George A. Wilson
Nora Springs
Nelson G. Kraschel
Burlington
Halden Says
Berry F. Halden
United States
Speke
Postville
Blaissboro
Welster City
Uampton
Mount Plageant
Pleasantville
Fairfield
Halden
Pairfield
Mount Pleasant
L. J. Dickinson
Repub
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Mapleton
Henry Wood
Govenor Herring
Davidson
Audubon
Harold FE. Davidson
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
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Cox Brothers
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Gordon York
Gordon
Glenny Lambert
Puller
Brindley
Fuller
Dubuque High School
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Pioneer Folk
Simmons
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Gen
A. S. Grant
Julia Cantacuzino
Republic
Stalin
Jones County District Court
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Money Corporation
Emmett Peacock
The
Gauch Auto Company
Samuel McPherson
Goldie Butler
Edward J. Buteler
Martha Mettler
Benidiect Mettler
Anamosa Eureka
Charles Dickens
Marshalsea Prison
Southwark
M. Tf
R. J. McNeill
Vernon Wright
Lillian Matthiessen
Chester
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County Home
Frank Dawes
Monarch
Herman Egger
Kohlert
Holton
Gene Byers
Fuller & Johnsson
A. Thorpe
Hopkinton
Heither
Jacob Bader
Monticello Green House
Townsend Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Guernsey
Fred Fahrni
Herman Hanken
John Livingstone
Farmers’ Grain Company
Scotch Grove
Poland
Coggon
Alfred Ross
Jake Bader
Stahler
Chestnut Street
Harry Stuhler
George Albery
Castle Grove Township
Frank Kehoe
Monticello State Bank
Jones County
Jones County Abstract Company
Anamosa
Warren P. Lawrence
Baldwin
R. J. Lemke Piano Company
First Street
Cedar Rapids
Tom Shover
John Steiner
Gottleaber Bros
Mid States Photo Co
Lisbon
Richard J. Hanken
Herman W. Hanken
Tom J. George
Pat Null
Chas. Reynolds
Sanitary Rendering CO
Will Moore
Thomas Shover
Frank Richardson
New Plymouth
Wm. G. Schoon
Shorty
Cascade
German Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Wayne Township
John E. Feilberts
Farmers Grain Company
Scotch Grove, Iowa
Amber
Onslow
Wyoming
Farmers Grain Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Warner Bros
Ross Alexander Beverly Roberts
Joseph Cawthorne
Wormer-Int
Mat’ Pieters
Zane Grey's
Nevada
Om Ed Ee
Tary
Scotland
Florence
Eldridge
Keith Moroni Olsen
Rydi’s Minerals
Murphy’s Minerals
Hershey
Lowe
Colgate
Richard Wilcox
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