LuVerne Editor Rescues Poultry Thieves Warning
LuVerne editor rails against chicken thieves describing them as low, despicable villains harming hard working farmers. He urges vigilance in Ness area including LuVerne Renwick and nearby towns noting recent poultry thefts. He warns owners to protect flocks and even suggests securing doors with a gun or other means to deter theft and preserve summer’s labor.
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LuVerne
Tirderore Row
Ness
Powltry
LaVerne
Renwick
New License Plates Change Color and Style Described
Des Moines reports new license plates will be black on gray with black letters on a light background. Plates will be the same size as current ones and a sample has been received by the state automobile department. For 1935 vehicle registrations, 561,897 licenses issued. 632,380 for pleasure use. The same serial numbers will be used next year.
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Des Moines
State Automobile Department
Warteland
Automobile Department Saga
National tariff principle argued as essential policy
The piece asserts a protective tariff as a national necessity to sustain the American standard of living and wage levels, opposing free trade and any drift toward European or Eastern wage deterioration. It criticizes politicians who framed tariffs as a partisan issue and urges unity in national economic policy.
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United States
Defense Test Day Declared By President For National Security
The President has designated Friday September 12 1024 as Defense Test day to observe across the United States. The program aims to gauge potential martial resources for national protection in case of external conflict. The Dawes tour will include a talk with the threat specialist who may advise simplification of rhetoric. Former Congresswoman Jeanette Tankin of Montana seeks La Follette. A moonlit night yields improbable ideas.
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Navy
United States
Kossuth County Fair Opens With Record Entries
The Silty Sixth Kossuth County Fair begins its five day run the first week of September with record entries and expanded free attractions. School day on Tuesday offers free admission for children under 16, and adults pay 50 cents by day, 23 cents by night, with grandstand 85 cents and quarter-stretch 25 and 15 cents. Night attractions include the Marco Twins, Roy Zermaine ballet dancers, Gyhich in New York Winter Garden, and the Wi Rat cycling team. Fireworks by Therle Dalfield promise a new display recovering Fourth of July cancellations. The Algona Military Band performs daily, with girls and boys clubs exhibitions, prize money of 20, 15, 10 and 2 dollars, and Friday judging of grain, swine, horses, dairy and beef cattle.
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Kossuth
Tie Thic
Marco ‘Twins
Teeneywueney
Roy Zermaine
Gyhich
Winter Garden
New York City
Wi- Rat
Therle-Dalfield Fireworks Company
Algona
My Home and Pride in Simple Rental-Free Life
A reflective piece contrasts carefree independent living with rent and landlords. The speaker praises owning a humble estate, noting concrete paths, a cabbage garden, a lava swing, birds at a basin, and the pride of knowing every brick. The tone celebrates personal liberty over wealth and status.
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Stern
Mall. Mason
Arabs First Used Opium In Early Global Trade
A Detroit News summary notes opium’s first recorded use in China in the fifteenth century with Arabs introducing it alongside the Indus route. It cites Ming-era shifts to general opium use, describes self-grown Chinese opium, and mentions tobacco’s arrival from the Philippines in 1620 before opium smoking became widespread.
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China
Detroit News
India
Philippines
Jaye
Formosa
The Faller Life Life in New Testament Phrases
A brief note discusses how life is reinforced in 159 passages of the New Testament and identifies that only seven of these references emphasize life in a specific way, highlighting a scholarly count and focus on textual usage.
Coal Dealer and Customer Dispute Price Terms
A customer states the coal order was the last one and recalls a rock-bottom price in the prior load. The dealer confirms an offered coal price but notes the customer wanted a different specification, implying a price or product mismatch in the current order.
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Smith-Jones
Tiny Statue of Liberty Finger Joke
A cartoonish quip asks why the statue's little finger is only eleven inches long. The punchline: if it were longer it would be a foot. Panthers comment adds a playful aside.
Pity Begins at Home Mystery Irony in Family Demand
A fragment from a Weekly Edinburgh Sols. Man item depicts a daughter and Billy pressuring her to refuse, with a father replying he would let him die. The line ends with the remark that Billy is heavily insured in the father's company.
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Billy
Edinburgh
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