14 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
1
A reflective tract argues world turmoil stems from greed and denial of sin. It praises Roosevelt's public works, urges bearing others' burdens, forgiving debts, and a mass return to Christian restraint to avert another world conflict. It warns ministers and scholars fail to grasp true peace.
Footlight Parade starring James Cagney Joan Blondell Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell opens at the Iowa theatre for three days. The big Warner Bros musical includes Busby Berkeley staged numbers and a cast of popular players plus 300 chorus girls. Reviews call it the biggest and best musical yet filmed with dazzling ensembles and song plus romance.
No hunting or trapping with gun or dog allowed on land owned or rented by W. T. Tharp G. W. Lawson O. O. Whicker Guy Phillis Joe Ogden Mrs. J. L. McFall Additional names will be carried through the season for 25 cents Lost mouthpiece for bass horn Finder call 26 or see Supt George Estes Reward
Ordinary readers are informed that the Tribune subscription rate is 1.25 per year within the county and 1.50 outside the county. The notice presents pricing broken down by locality and invites readers to subscribe.
Paper entered at the post office in Moulton Iowa as second class matter in February 1884.
Signs of improvement appear across sectors with more work, higher farm prices, rising retail activity, and broad industrial orders. October bank reports show a 25 percent faster turnover of money, hinting at momentum. Government programs like Public Works and Civil Works Administration, plus credit loosening and debt relief, aid the upturn amid large commodity payments to growers.
The piece argues temporary measures boost production and lay a foundation for recovery, comparing recent steps to a shot in the arm. It urges not to obstruct the New Deal but to let it run its course, noting private opinions vary yet support is prudent during the crisis.
The piece discusses plans to streamline business and industry much like streamlined trains and cars. It notes aims to reduce dead weight and external obstructions to speed up economic activity and reflect a Washington administration push toward faster, smoother operation.
The passage argues that shifting business forms appear unfamiliar and unsettling to people raised on conventional methods. It draws parallels with railroads and early automobiles to show resistance to new ideas, noting concerns about watered stock, holding companies, and graft in big enterprises.
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