Relief and Politics Clash Over Aid and Credit
The piece critiques politicians who use relief measures to gain credit while burdening business and industry with taxes. It cites Red Cross leaders and President Hoover warning against exploiting misery for political gain as calls for broader government relief loom. It then shifts to Groundhog Day lore, noting public belief in weather signs and the folk practice of Candlemas on February 2.
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Audh Engen
Hay
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Hoover
Tian
Oy Gurniaby
Lagland
France
Chirat
Former Renwielick Woman Dies in Wisconsin
Elizabeth Babbler 64 of Monticello Wisconsin died at Deaconess hospital Monroe Wisconsin from pneumonia on Wednesday morning January 21. She is survived by two sons John and Henry of Monticello a daughter Mrs Adam Pancake of Whitwater Wisconsin and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at her Monticello home Saturday afternoon with burial there.
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Elizabeth Babbler
Monticello
Wis
Qian
Renwick and
Vicinity
Deaconess Hospital
Monroe
Premania
John
Denry
Adam Pancake
Whitwater
Win
Monticallo
Iowa Holds Line Against Yellow Oleomargarine
Iowa officials vow to bar sale of yellow oleomargarine despite federal ruling that it escapes the colored product tax. Secretary Thornburg says state dairy and food laws are stricter and prohibit imitation butter made with colored oils, threatening a major market impact for creamery producers.
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Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue
Iowa
M.G. Thornbery
Jaws Creameries
Presmtory Butler
Pny
Livermore Butcher Diagnoses Ailment in City
A wobbly visitor from Humboldt, after heavy drinking at a service station, was jailed by Marshal Erickson. Archie Wilson treated him with a thermometer and declared a high fever but the patient soon disappeared before a physician could be summoned, leaving residents to seek Doc Wilson for temperature checks.
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Humboldt
Alcohal
Ani
Marshal Erickson
Hwosegow
Archie Wilson
Arvehie
Keyster Players Bring Family Troupe to Renwick Stage
The Keyster Players tour Renwick for two nights Friday and Saturday January 30 and 31. Six brothers lead the company along with Gretshen Chatterton and Ethelyer Sate field. They present The Husband's Wife and other acts to wide publicity.
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Keyster
Renwick
Gnealster
Gretshen Chatterton
Formmerly
Jack Blue
New York
Ethelyer Satefield
Sia City
Gnuef
Fashionable colors for men’s socks emerge in plans
A report notes new sock colors like ivory helio cocoa wren rorchn sncuband epinard green and autenia red arriving soon. It says the average man would be grateful to find plain black socks without holes, while a notable figure from The Wadington era is mentioned in a scrambled anecdote about wartime boot leg use.
Crossleys Bag Two Wolves Near Eagle Grove
Joe and Earl Crossley shot two large grey wolves seen near Eagle Grove over two years. They tracked, located, and killed both wolves after pursuing tracks for miles. First wolf fell at about 40 yards, second at about 200 yards with four shots total. Bounty was 10 per scalp. Mrs. Win Mason, longtime LaVerne resident, died January 21 at age 63 after paralysis. Survived by husband, two sons Ray and Edward, and two daughters Mrs.urge Thompson and Mes.daies Ziveifel. Funeral Friday at 2 PM.
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Livermore Gazette
Joe
Eurl Cragsley
Eagle Grove
Joe Crossley
Farl
Win
Mason
LaVerne
LaVersie
Ray
Algona
Edward
Charles City
Urge ‘Thompson
Ledyard
Mes
Daies Ziveifel
Corwith
LuVerne News
Divorce Claim Reveals English Husband’s Household Usurpation
A divorce suit uncovers an English husband who handles breakfast and housework, snares his wife’s wages, and keeps her under constant supervision. The tale from Tugala follows with a separate tragic note of a man who died after drinking heavily and a volatile night.
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Hoe
Mystery Tail Cure Under Hawaiian Pe Wat Gods
An American veterinarian in Honolulu treated a native dairyman's sick cow but failed to win confidence. The dairyman cut off part of the cow's tail, took it to a Hawaiian priest, who invoked the pe wat gods to aid the animal. The cow recovered.
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Honolulu
Soviet moves curb ingot Bibles entering Russia
Soviet officials are reported to be taking steps to prevent the ingot bibles from entering Russia, amid a long standing drive against such imports. The piece notes Russia’s avowed aim and questions whether Americans would read the Bible here if a law existed banning it.
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Russia
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Miller Creek
Wonder Coal
Wisconsin Lumber Co
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Renwick, Towa
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Hilo Skutinyy
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