Farm Bureau Opens Iowa State Fair Final Week Activities
Open livestock judging and 4-H health contests begin as Iowa Farm Bureau Federation members convene at the fair. Carl Holden of Williamsburg repeats as top exhibitor in individual farms, Polk, Guthrie counties lead county groups, Tama tops county project exhibits, and 83 girls with 35 boys compete in health contests for Chicago national entry. Poultry honors go to Clinton, Waterloo, Ottumwa, Des Moines and others as checker tournament starts with 35 players while judging continues for Percherons Belgians Shire horses and several hog and sheep breeds.
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Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa State Fair
Farm Bureau
J. P. Mullen
Fonda
Iowa State Fair Board
Clyde Herring
John N. Norton
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Williamsburg
Carl Holden
Holden
Iowa County
Polk County
Guthrie County
Tama County
Warren Wass
Davis County
Iowa
Chicago
Cc. E. Smitt
Clinton
H. J. Hemmerling
Waterloo
H. H. Sprinkle and Son
Ottumwa
Smith
Hemmerling
Sprinkle and Son
W. F. Wallace
Harold Shoeman
Ray Page
Washington
Ollie Semper
Dubuane
Frank Brown
Bloomfield
Carl B. Woody
Newton
Wheat export outlook amid market slump and farm cuts
Administrators seek to help wheat growers by expanding production while weighing London backed export limits. They estimate an exportable surplus of 161 million bushels against a 125 million carryover, with a 500 million bushel crop this year and a 386 million carryover last July. Many farmers stay out of price support plans, risking higher domestic supplies and tricky export limits.
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China
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Pacific Northwest
Southwest
London
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Wallace
Bureau
Central Northwest
Mississippi River
Volunteers Start City NRA Drive
Volunteers mobilize a city NRA drive with multiple ward and county committees led by Mayors Lord and Wacker. Reports will track signed consumer cards from outside Muscatine city as county chairman outlines progress and potential state board discussions in Des Moines. Additional Muscatine employers sign NRA code agreements at the post office.
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Herbert Wacker
Wilton
Frederick Miller
D. A. Burrows
D. V. Small
F. C. Hummeil
Nichols
John Foley
W. R. Schmidt
Ray Swickard
Walter Morris
Erwin Mosher
West Liberty Group
T. E. Fountain
Fred Collins
Talissa
George Brown
Conesville
Muscatine
Lord
Des Moines
Harry Shaw
State Recovery Board
NRA
Devitt to Attend Bar Convention in Grand Rapids
Attorney John F. Devitt and his daughter Loretta Devitt will travel to Grand Rapids Michigan to attend the annual meeting of the American Bar Association. He has attended most ABA conventions for over 25 years, missing only two due to business and illness.
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Devitt
Grand Rapids, Mich
John F. Devitt
Loretta Devitt
West
Third Street
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Bar Association
Signed to em a here who have
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals signing something. Limited clarity about names, groups, or context. Summarization preserves uncertainty while noting signed individuals and the incomplete nature of the source.
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Ema
Secret tonic claim echoes in unclear ad copy
Vague promotional text touts a tonic claimed to clear skin and boost health. It mentions age related effects and lists odd numbers and prices, with unverified statements about increasing red cells and restoring hemoglobin.
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Saltenn & Deine
Letts Birthday Celebrations Highlight Weekend
Birthday parties filled Letts with family and friends as Mary Helen Lieberknecht, Mrs Will Lieberknecht, and Mrs Laura Garrett Butler each hosted gatherings. Residents attended dinners, visits extended to Muscatine and Washington, and Letts Ramblers prepared for a local kittenball game in Wapello.
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Letts
Floyd Lieberknecht
Mary Helen
Frances Furnas
Mary Fern
Jean Lieberknecht
Corienne Lowe
Lois Walters
Betina Hunter
Margaret Taylor
Cranston
L. M. Hildebrand
Will Lieberknecht
T. L. Eland
Thomas
Roy Hildebrand
Sam Turkington
J. B. Garrett
Miss Radebaugh
Leo Dalton
Washington
H. C. Pollach
Muscatine
Laura Butler
Sandy Grove
Wagner
Battery
Estabrook
Crumly
E. B. Crist
Fairfield
George Crist
Harry Gipple
Ed B. Crist
B. B. Lintner
Cedar Rapids
Irene Barnes
Myer DeWaele
N. A. Shellabarger
Alters
W. H. Lieberknecht
Letts Ramblers
Nation-Wide NRA Drive Under Way
The article reviews the NRA enforcement push across industries. It notes the Ford Motor Company delaying signatory status while the administration presses for compliance and outlines aims to secure codes for coal and other sectors, with Johnson warning of hearings and penalties for violations. It discusses employer rights and union organizing within the new auto code and signals potential adoption by other industries.
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Roosevelt
Ford Company
Ford
Johnson
Moley resigns from State Dept to edit Astor weekly
Raymond Moley leaves his assistant secretary post after three weeks on a homework racketeering study. he will edit a forthcoming weekly political journal sponsored by vincent astor. astor says the venture aims for a free impartial interpretation of American life.
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Moley
Roosevelt
Cies
White House
Hull
State Department
Washington
Raymond Moley
Cordell Hull
Virginia
Professor Moley
New York
Vincent Astor
Astor
London
Boston
Return of German Monarchy Hinted
Former army leader and German officials discuss postwar plans amid hints of monarchy restoration. Automobile clubs tour East Prussia to show support for the region. Saar plebiscite fate to be decided under League control, with options including rejoining Germany.
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Germany
East Prussia
Reich
Niederwald
Hitler
Saar
League of Nations
France
Labor May Demand Test of Auto Code Provisions
The article reports that the labor movement seeks a test of an auto code’s language claiming it does not nullify the right to organize or bargain. It notes employers retain merit-based hiring and details the code’s maximum hours and wage scales, with penalties and open-shop tension.
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Organized Labor
Johnson
NRA
Washington
Roosevelt
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Dickens Publishes Sketches by Boz Before Pickwick
In 1836 prior to his marriage an announcement appeared that the first part of the Pickwick Papers would be published soon. Dickens’ Sketches by Boz had already seen publication earlier that year.
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Charles Dickens
Boz
Saar Basin Coal Mines Treaty Provisions Summary
The Saar basin would be governed by a five member league commission for 15 years as compensation for French mine destruction. In 1935 a plebiscite would decide nationality. The district covers 751 square miles with a population of 657,870.
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Saar
France
League of Nations
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