Our Daily Speech Essay by Hermon H Severn
Hermon H Severn, dean emeritus of Kalamazoo College now at Central College Pella Iowa, argues a free press is vital and outlines why public understanding of terms matters. He explains roots of words like politics and socialism, urging readers to think critically about daily language in news.
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Hermon H. Severn
Kalamazoo College
Kalamazoo, Mich
Central College
Pella
Iowa
Politikos
Polis
Indianapolis
Oiko
House
Nemein
Socius
The Debate Over Socialism and Individual Control
A fragment explains socialism as a political theory tied to collective life and livelihood. It compares it to collectivism and communism and questions whether adopting it transfers control of production and distribution away from individuals.
Paris London Junior Play The Christopher Bean Produced
A Paris and London junior production of The Christopher Bean titled Pyenez Garde a La Deiture reworks Rene Fauchais with English translation by Sidney Howard. The play centers on greed affecting a family and offers comedy with a moral message as audiences enjoy a different dramatic offering.
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Elise
Christopher Bean
Paris
Pyenez Garde
Rene Fauchais
Sidney Howard
New York
Jane Hist van Averace
Christopher
Bean
Swine Breeders Association Elects Leaders at Marion County Meeting
The Swine Breeders Association of Marion County held its annual meeting on Thursday at the Farm Bureau Office in Knoxville. About 20 livestock farmers attended and elected Raymond Rankin as president Roy Vander Ploox as vice president O C Bier son as secretary treasurer and an executive board including A Bucklew B Hudson Forrest Hodgson O O Emerson and G W Holelingshead. Plans included a February bir ed sow sale and stronger 4 H club involvement. discussion of a fall pure hour sale was deferred to the executive committee. Rollie Pemberton of the Iowa Swine Producers Association was praised for past support as the meeting adjourned at 10 15.
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Swie Breeders Association
Marion County
Farm Bureau
Knoxville
Raymond Rankin
Roy Vander Ploox
C. Bierson
Hove
A. Bucklew
B. ©. Hudson
Berkshires
Forrest Hodgson
Emerson
G. W. Holeingshead
Swine Breeders Association
Rollie Pemberton
Iowa Swine Producers Association
AAA Reappoints Its Old Officers in Marion County
Elections in Marion County led to reappointment of the AAA county officers for the past year. Herbert McCoy was rechosen chairman, Ray W Crane vice chairman, Howard H Hooper as third member, with Henry Kool and Horace G Schmidt as alternates. Brownie Hudson was reappointed secretary-treasurer, after townships elected five community committeemen and the county convention named the committeemen.
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AAA
Marion County
Herbert McCoy
Ray W. Crane
Howard H. Hooper
Henry Kool
Horace G. Schmidt
Brownie
Hudson
Knoxville Journal
Ames Legion Post Hosts Fall Meeting Highlighted by District Events
The Ames American Legion Post and Auxiliary Unit welcome South District delegates for a joint conference at Ames October Pith. District leaders from Des Moines and Lisbon attend as the event features editorial honors, a radio greeting, and a joint banquet with a planned menu. A prize award recognizes the post with the highest attendance.
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Leion Post
South District
Eit
Waa
Ames
Iminaiies
Ausili
Ausitires
Shellen-Minn
Legionnaires
Ames American Legion Post
Thomas Carr
Hiry Barnes
Des Moines
Lawa
AM District
Ames Legion Post
Ames Auxiliary
Comander
Robt. J. Shaw
Sigoureney
Harlan Briggs
Department Auxili
Lisbon
Ames Post
Town Legionnaire
Isiven
Frank Miles
American Legion
Ames Se Iies
Sherman W. N
Ames Milepost
Iowa Legionaire
Ames Auxiliares
WOI
M. Myrton Shelley
Seer Tary
Sheldon-Mann
Sixth District Legionnaires Res
Department Legion and Auxiliary
O. S. van Niewaal
The Betrayal of France in 1940 Analysis
A fragmentary speech excerpt from the Congressional Record cites Tartley W. Barclay on France’s 1940 collapse. It argues the French Popular Front's centralized economy, heavy spending, state control, price controls, and distorted budgets undermined defense and private enterprise.
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Vandenberg
France
Tartley W. Barclay
Mill and Factory
Barclay
Michigan
French Popular Front
Economic Crisis Reforms Impact on Industry and Defense
The passage asserts that the regime's policies caused rampant inflation and currency devaluation, lowering living standards and destroying morale in industry and science. It argues national defense became unattainable, undermining the country’s resilience and enabling authoritarian expansion.
Farm Outlook For 41 Good Says County Agent
Last Thursday in Chariton the home demonstration agent county agent and club agent attended the outlook meeting for Marion County farm families for 1941. The Town farm family may expect higher income in 1941 with better hog and beef cattle demand. Leaflets describing the 1941 Iowa outlook will be mailed to about 500 county families and extra copies are available at the Farm Bureau office. Dairying prospects look favorable as general business conditions and consumer income are expected to rise, aiding poultry and egg producers amid possible price inflation.
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Chariton
Marion County
Farm Bureau Ofice
Livestock feed prospects good this season
Economists writing in the Iowa Farm Economist from Iowa State College predict plenty of livestock feed for the coming season. Total tonnage of preserved feeds will be slightly below last year while hay per animal remains steady. High moisture corn may be resealed from 1938 and 1939 stocks. flax crops promise large protein feeds. soybean meal and cottonseed products also expect larger supplies amid reduced foreign exports.
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Iowa Farm Economist, Extension and Research Publication
Towa State College
Lees
Towa
Growers Test New Fruit Spray In Iowa County Demonstrations
Commercial apple growers in 10 Iowa counties join Extension Service demonstrations on using napthalene acetic acid to prevent fruit drop. The spray, mixed 5 parts per 10 000 parts water, can extend ripening by 2 to 8 weeks and may be added to lead arsenate sprays. One quarter-pound packages sell for about $1.50, enough for 7 to 10 medium trees, at the Town Fruit Growers Association in Des Moines.
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Iowa
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Sam Edgecombe
Edgecombe
Town Fruit Growers Association
State House
Des Moines
Milk Substitute Often Is Needed for Calves
Iowa State College dairy expert E N Hansen says skim milk powder serves as a practical substitute when whole milk or separator milk is scarce. Use one pound of powder to nine pints water at near 100 F, price dictates practicality, and alternatives include a blend of cornmeal oats linseed meal and skim milk powder. Calves need hay and grain, milk for 6 months, then a protein and grain mix, with legume roughage after weaning.
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Iowa
E. N. Hansen
Iowa State College
Hansen
Angus Breeders Plan Field Day Saturday Oct 5
Marion County Angus Breeders Association plans a field day on October 5 at the Farm Office. William Barton of the American Angus Association will attend to help run the event. Committees were formed to arrange events and invite all Angus cattle owners to participate with lunch provided at noon.
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Marion ‘County Angus Breeders Sociation
Bue Ofice
Herbert Cline
William Barton
American Angus Association
Bill
M Co
Nyone
Ansus
Much Interest Shown in Soil Conservation
The Town Soil Conservation Committee plans hearings in Page and Taylor counties on September 10 to gauge the feasibility of two more districts. Ten districts are now in progress or organized, with Marion Montgomery and Clayton counties having completed preliminary setup and seeking a full program. Referendums in Monona and Van Buren counties show strong support for district programs, while Wapello Winneshiek areas show growing interest as petitions circulate. Farmers demonstrate clear support for conserving Iowa’s fertile farmland and expect government aid.
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Town Soil Conservation Committee
Page
Taylor
Harry D. Linn
Marion County
Soil’ Conservation Districts
Tucas County
Soldier-Maple Valley
Monona County
van Buren County
Linn
Wapello
Winneshick
Lina
Iowa
Central Iowa Firemen Meet At Ames Sept 30
Firemen from central Iowa will gather in Newton on September 30 for a one day fire school starting at 1 PM. The event, free to enroll, is under the Iowa State College Engineering Extension Service with cooperation from the state fire marshal and others. Leaders include John W. Strohm, H. J. Corcoran, and L. J. Murphy, with Belle Plaine and Des Moines chiefs guiding sessions.
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Newton
Iowa
Central Iowa
W. L. Koppin
Iowa Insurance Service Bureau
Newton Fire Department
John W. Strohm
H. J. Corcoran
L. J. Murphy
Engineering Extension Service
Iowa State College
Earl Byers
Belle Plaine Fire Department
C. EF. Rosenquist
Des Moines
Prize Chicago Trips For 4-H'ers Assured
Three educational trips for Iowa 4-H club members to the National 4-H Club Congress key an annual feature of the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago from November 29 to December 7. The program offers $85 for each recipient, honoring outstanding meat animal projects and general club activities. Last year’s winners included Allen Bentley of Ames, Robert Howerter of Woolstock, and Elmer D. Fritzel of Wellsburg.
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Iowa
Woolatock
Elmer D. Fritzel
Wellsburg
History of a Cigarette in Lips of a Pretty Girl
A satirical prose poem condemns smoking as a seductive trap used by advertisers to ensnare young women. It details nicotine’s grip, health decline, and eventual fatal consequences, ending with a warning about life lost to addiction. The piece blends moral admonition with dated statistics on hog prices and fat cuts from January 1910 and 1920.
Lean pork cut values rise while fat cuts fall
Figures by I. W. Arthur, Town State College marketing specialist, show lean cuts now account for about half the value of heavy hogs in January 1938, with fat cuts contributing roughly 40 percent as fat cuts grow less important to total carcass value.
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Arthur
Chicago
I. W. Arthur
Town State College
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