Remarkable Year of 1838 Echoed in 1928 Vision
A reflective piece discusses the sensational events of 1838 and the nation’s turmoil in 1928. It cites presidential inaugurations, bank closures, currency shifts, civil works jobs, and government loans as transformative forces. The author likens the President to Washington, warns of revolutionary peril, and anticipates future economic and international shifts including silver remonetization and NRA impacts on railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Washington
The
Tke Washington
Wes
Gideon
NRA
No Hunting Or Trapping On Private Lands Listed
Prohibition on all hunting and trapping with gun or dog across land owned or rented by W. T. Tharp G. W. Lawson O. O. Whicker Guy Phillis E. E. Probasco Joe Ogden Mrs. J. L. McFall R. E. Newcomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Tharp
G. W. Lawson
O. O. Whicker
Guy Phillis
E. E. Probasco
Joe Ogden
R. E. Newcomer
Tribune Born in Bd 1.25 Per Year Notice
The Montana Tribune lists subscription rates at 1.25 dollars per year outside the county and 1.50 within. It is an official county city and school paper, with mailing details stated for Montton, Iowa. The note marks its February 1884 postal registration.
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THE
Tribune
Era of 1933 reshapes economy and world politics
The piece reviews 1933 as a landmark year with rapid policy shifts after Roosevelt's inauguration, the Bank Holiday, and new federal bills. It notes the abandonment of the gold standard and Soviet recognition, while predicting 1934 will differ and hopefully improve business, agriculture, and industry.
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Roosevelt
Congress
NRA
Public Works Administration
Civil Works Administration
America
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Russia
Europe
Germany
Hitler
Regulation of a Potential National Communications Monopoly
The piece argues for strong government regulation if a proposed nationwide monopoly over radio telegraph and telephone is created. It notes private control risks higher rates and poorer service without oversight, cites varied international outcomes, and states that government ownership remains a debatable option but regulation is essential.
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Washington
Great Britain
Italy
France
Germany
Grand And Petit Juries Are Drawn
The grand jury for 1934 and the January term petit jurors have been drawn. Grand jurors report at 10 a m January 9 and petit jurors at 10 a m January 15 before the District Court. Names of jurors from multiple towns listed.
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District Court
A. H. Baker
Brazil
Ray Fox
Moulton
T. J. Gorman
Dean
P. A. Gray
Udell
Lester Haines
Centerville
A. N. Hart
Numa
Names List from Iowa Localities and Residents
A compilation of residents and their towns includes Iva Phillips and Tom Brazil from Brazil, Ross, Numa, and Homer Ross of Cincinnati, H. G. Rumiley of Unionville, Wm Randall of Mystic, Levi Stevens of Cincinnati, Dale Schreiner of Moravia, Roy Tipton of Centerville, Anna Walker of Centerville, Clara Whitney of Centerville, Ruby Webb of Mystic, and George Young of Mystic. The list spans several communities and shows multiple occurrences in Centerville and Mystic.
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Phillips
Iva
Brazil
Ross
Tom
Numa
Homer
Cincinnati
Rumiley
H. G
Unionville
Randall
Mystic
Stevens
Levi
Schreiner
Dale
Moravia
Tipton
Roy
Centerville
Walker
Anna
Whitney
Clara
Webb
Mrs
Ruby
Young
George
Remove Ineligible C. W. A. Workers
Davis county relief workers audit CWA staff to weed out ineligible employees. Several men removed after probes show lack of bona fide residency in the county and others lack of need for aid. Some replacements occur due to excess income or lack of dependents.
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Davis County
Bose
Missouri
Bloomfield Democrat
Monterey and Area Christmas Visitors and Calls
Monterey vicinity residents hosted and visited relatives over Christmas weekend. Bloomfield and Centerville families including the Small Lawson Graves Henson Snedigar and Henson clans traded calls and shared holiday gatherings. Visitors from Peoria Chicago and Iowa City joined local households for festive events and a Christmas program at Mark on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Small
Vera
Bloomfield
Art Lawson
Reva
Fay
Arthur Jr
Centerville
James Graves
R. F. Henson
Lancaster
Elmer Snedigar
Mark Henson
Bud Henson
Fay Lawson
Lois Smith
Homer Starr
Norene
Court Frakes
Forest French
Peoria
Ill
Ambrose Horn
Lena Calhoun
Chicago
Edna Henson
Marvin Tharp
Iowa City
Wray Tharp
Monterey
Mark
Local Social Notes and Illness Updates
Mrs. Hattie Henderson visits Ross Henderson home for a few days. Lee Richards is ill. Ted Small was a caller at Flavy Lawson home Monday. Mrs. Gerald Starr, recently ill for weeks, has been taken to Iowa City hospital. friends wish her a speedy recovery.
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Hattie Henderson
Ross Henderson
Lee Richards
Ted Small
Lawson
Gerald Starr
Iowa City
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Farmers &, Merchants Savings Bank
Montlton
Iowa
Association
Turkey
Moulton Legion Post
Guiseville
Clay Bird
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