Panthers Fall Before Attack of Ottumwa
Ottumwa Bulldogs overwhelmed Mt Pleasant 53 to 14 in a high school tilt. Panther defense struggled as Ottumwa opened strong led by Clark and Freshour. Welcher and Donald led Mt Pleasant with four points each. Walker paced Ottumwa with 13.
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Ottumwa Bulldogs
Bob Smith
Oblunya
Cunnerup
Wayne Freshour
Ottumwa
Duriig
Clark
Freshear
Panthers
Welcher
Ath. Pleasant
Buwlidogs
Reading
Mt. Pleasant
Scarf
Donald
Kelley
Walker
Bulldogs
Smith
Packinghouse City
Poys
Clarke
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Scarfe
Moxley Kelley Self Myers Phillips
Donald Evkey
Tucobs
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Ottumwa Clark
Preshour
R. Hammersley
B. Hammersley
Free Anderson Long Pixley Burkey
G. Dayis Javes
Geneva Trade Talks Stir World Commerce Echoes of Smoot-Hawley
Washington reacts as congress hints at strings attached to renewal of the reciprocal trade agreements act. Senators Milliken and Knutsen warn tariffs may rise, recalling 1930s protectionist echoes. Geneva deals slash duties but critics worry about future tariff walls and broader world trade implications amid talks at a Cuba conference.
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Knutsen
Minn
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American Tariff League
Woodrow Wilson
Cuba
President calls for tighter inflation fight and savings bonds
The article discusses high tariffs under Hoover and the shift toward trade agreements managed by the state department. It notes pressures from consumer costs, congressional action on inflation, and President Roosevelt's push for increased public savings and Savings Bonds to curb inflation. It mentions Soviet and Western Europe dynamics, and the need for salesmanship at home to support foreign policy goals.
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Corde Mull
Roosevelt
Fordney-McCumber
Harding
Soviet Union
Europe
Funeral Held for Mrs Everette Ramey in Pleasant Hill
Funeral services for Mrs Everette Amey Ramey were conducted at Cookes Funeral Home with Rev Carl Benander and Rev Ball officiating. Burial followed in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Born Alma Anderson in Altona on December 17 1889 she died November 2 195? at Burlington Hospital aged 57 years 11 months and some days. She lived in Mt Pleasant and Burlington area most of her life and was active in Lutheran and Methodist circles. She leaves her husband Everette and several siblings.
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Cookes Funeral Home
Carl ©. Benander
Swedesburg
Ball
the Pleasant TI .Church
Arnold Lindeen
Old Rugged Cross
Tn the Garden
Dan Winter
Woodhull
ME Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant
Augustana Lutheran Church
Byverette
Olds Auxiliary Sends Gifts and Christmas Plans
The Olds American Legion Auxiliary met at Mae Petersons home on December 2 with a large turnout and one guest. The unit voted to give 12 to the Girls to Yanks, provided cigarettes to veterans at the state hospital and Christmas gifts for four men. Twenty one pounds of carpet rags were sent. The unit now has 57 members. The annual Christmas party will be December 18 at 6 30 with a gift exchange for children. Refreshments were served by Cleo Peck Ruth Anderson Mag Peterson Vidke Grawford.
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Olds American Legion Auxiliary
Mae Peterson
State Hospital
Ab Mb. Pleasant
Chitmas
Cleo Peck
Ruth Anderson
Mag Peterson
Vidke Grawford
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