As A Man Thinketh ident Roosevelt big card in new deal
The piece argues Roosevelt’s recognition of the Soviet Union shifts world power, potentially aligning Russia with the United States. It warns of effects on trade, farming, religion, and education, and foresees possible global upheaval, alliance shifts, and religious freedom outcomes.
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Roosevelt
United State
Russia
United Armers
Japan
Europe
United States
Jerusalem
Official County City School Paper Postmarked 1884
The item indicates the county city and school paper was entered at the Moulton Iowa post office as second class matter in February 1884. It records archival postal status for the local paper and confirms its historic postage classification.
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Moulton
Iowa
Inflation Debate and Currency Outlook United States
The piece argues inflation is not solved by more currency nor by bankruptcy. It notes Treasury and Fed reserves could support higher money supply without inflation, citing a $5 billion gold reserve versus $4.5 billion currency outstanding and a 40 percent reserve level. It suggests authorities aim to put money into the public while resisting inflationist accusations, observing progress through public works and wages, and hopes debtors can repay with no dearer dollars.
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Treasury
Governmnt
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Ruralization of Industry Speech by Wallace Praised
In Chicago the Secretary Wallace speech praised the President's land policy as potentially the most imperceptible yet. The remark impressed listeners as a notable endorsement of the administration's economic direction.
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Wallace
Chicago
Reforestation Plans Aim to Localize Industry Growth
The piece argues for spreading industry into agricultural regions by using local forests and farms as raw material sources. It cites lumber, wood products, rayon, and methyl alcohol as examples, noting time and investment needed, but praising Henry Ford for decentralization. It urges moving away from central factory concentration as electric power spreads.
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Wallace
Henry Ford
Men Not For Sale Speak For Honest Courage
An Exchange proclamation extols men who are honest, steadfast, and ready to work. It urges integrity from center to circumference, condemns bragging, laziness, and ostentation, and praises responsibility and frugality in daily life.
No Hunting Or Trapping On Private Lands
No hunting or trapping with gun or dog will be allowed on any land owned by W. T. Tharp G. W. Lawson O. O. Whicker Guy Phillis. Ed. Note additional names will be carried through the season for 25e.
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W. T. Tharp
G. W. Lawson
O. O. Whicker
Guy Phillis
Frank Bath visits home folks near Dean
Frank Bath returned from Council Bluffs last Friday and spent several days with family near Dean. He is connected with the Civilian Conservation Corps work in Council Bluffs.
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Frank Bath
Council Bluffs
Dean
Frank
Iowa coal preference act eyed by lawmakers
In extra session hopes rise to finish matters by Christmas as committees advance tax revisions and liquor control. The Iowa coal preference act, defeated last year, would require tax supported institutions to buy Iowa coal if suitable and not more costly, boosting local employment and state welfare. A nonadherence penalty of up to 100 dollars and removal from office is proposed to ensure compliance.
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House
Senate
Iowa
Moulton Party Wrecks Near Lancaster Injure Six
A six member party from Moulton Iowa spent the night at a roadhouse north of Queen City and failed to negotiate a neglected stretch south of Lancaster known as Death Curve. The car was wrecked and all were injured. Marshal Roberts with motorists assisted to Dr Drake and Dr Giltner offices for treatment before returning to Moulton. Names not learned.
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Moulton
Iowa
Queen City
Missouri
Lancaster
Marshal Roberts
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Liquor Control Committee
Hart Bros. Oil Co
Harmoline
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