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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1930
Page
3
The page lists publisher Gre Rabeadeaux and editor D Mich, with establishment dates for the Journal, Tribune, and News Tribune. It notes merged papers in 1918 and AP affiliation. Subscriptions and delivery terms are outlined, along with advertising representation. A reflective opinion about Mexico's navy contrasts U S defense via diplomacy over weaponry.
The Magazine of Wall Street speculates the Farm Board could hold a large wheat carryover and proposes giving wheat to starving Chinese as a solution. It argues cash relief is better for Americans and warns distribution abroad could destabilize China and hurt flour and baking trades.
L Ames Brown notes in a bulletin that the firm handled about 50 million dollars this year for both American and foreign clients across newspapers magazines outdoor and radio. More than half the total was spent in daily newspapers, cited as foundational for sales promotion.
A news dispatch says Mexico may scrap its small naval force. Five obsolete gunboats and three converted cargo steamers would be retired at an annual cost of about $1,000,000, with the Chamber of Deputies debating redirecting funds to other uses.
Douglas Malloch salutes the friends of all the years in a nostalgic poem that spans childhood youth and manhood. The speaker honors both close companions and passing strangers whose kindness endures beyond time. Copyright 1931.
A Burlington Hawk Eye editorial lauds Secretary Hyde for ending a 25 year bias against corn sugar. It estimates demand shifts of 50 million and 100 million bushels annually, highlighting relief for corn farmers and a display of fair administration.
Alfonso XIII of Spain faces a new revolutionary wave with the crown secure and his steady leadership tested. The article traces his reforms after 1923, Rivera’s dictatorship, Berenguer’s rise, and Spain’s political turmoil amid fears of Mussolini-like power. It notes the Nizam of Hyderabad as the world’s wealthiest native prince.
The note explains Dionisius Exiguus a Scythian monk who died in 544 and set Christ birth in 753 Roman years. It states the historical error places Jesus birth around 6 B C and notes a possible 1937 New Year if corrected. It also describes the Cow Tree Palo de Vaca in Central America and its milky latex. Tomorrow: Bowled Two Strakes With One Ball.
A historical roundup notes a major blaze at B. D. Buford Plow Works in Rock Island causing an estimated $200,000 loss with 15,000 plows destroyed. It also mentions a rising anti Jewish movement in Berlin and gambling dens operating openly in St. Louis.
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