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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1924
Page
7
Washington reports note sums of 100000. controversial statements criticize Congress and presidential actions. The piece comments on press agents in Washington, Coolidge era maneuvers, Royal England news, and a spike in consumer shoe usage due to automobiles and higher living costs, with a satirical, reflective tone.
Frances Beckman performs Little Marys Tithe and Grace Bloom presents Whiten God-Answered Prayer. Mya Beckmann offers Polly a Potato Money while Dorothy Daweon sings Gods Call for Gitta. Six Junior Gitta violin solo and acts by Sela Lucrete Guehsinger Tow There Came to Be Right. Vada Norder Spiuk Anna Lefty Crippls Lom. Lena Eines Castaway with Waller Bloom vocal trio Leona Maurer Marie Zimmerman Lena Geigel Holding the Ropes. Lena Klasst Marthy Home Coming Nala Sehmetder Cluster of American Beauties Caroline Beckman Big Heathen bargain. Rachel Hefty Magpie Gift Licreta Luchsinger The Light of the World is Jesus. Jimmi Boys violin solo John Zimmerman. A free offering will be taken. Everyone is welcome.
Congressman Dickinson of Iowa argues for a Grant era constitutional amendment to abolish tax exempt bonds. He asserts federal credit stays within Congress control, urges equitable taxation, and warns against privileged individuals converting property into tax exempt securities to shift the tax burden. The amendment remains flexible to meet emergencies and aid agriculture or industry.
A satirical tirade rails at a credit slips scheme from the poet Walt Mason. The speaker laments being charged for goods never delivered and scornfully notes the firm could not furnish shares or ships. He demands refunds and calls out the misused credit as useless for paying taxes.
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