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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1936
Page
2
EXTORD G Tugwell announced a special committee is weighing a program that would lift over 500 thousand farm product growers to double benefits from the federal government. It would extend full subsidies to soil conservation for rehabilitated families and loan recipients under a government plan to stabilize farm livelihood.
A humorous column discusses potential brides for King Edward with five European princess options, notes on Canadian and Antipodes women, and mocks insular English views. It covers political whispers about Uncle Dan Roper, Mme Perkins, and a satirical take on Washington lobbying, naval treaty talks, and a Mexican aviation disaster. The piece ends with a jab at Shaw and a nod to the League of Nations amid growing war pressures.
William B analyzes Roosevelt relief spending amid campaign chatter and alleged graft. He notes a federal role clash with local governance, cites Senator Holt and Governor Pinchot on relief politics, and urges voters to judge the issue from their own counties as the election nears.
The piece argues that combining relief funding with new taxes fuels opposition to President Roosevelt. It cites Senator Holt and Pinchot, notes how tax plans split advisers like Moley Tugwell, and predicts local voters will influence the 1936 election as debates over surpluses and policy intensify. Western Newspaper Union.
A motivational exhortation urges pursuing bold goals despite naysayers. It emphasizes a divine inner urge guiding individuals toward their true path, even if others deem the ambition impractical or impossible.
A quote from George Eliot notes that belief in a four man’s vision drives him to work toward that good despite his misfit path. The remark emphasizes inner conviction guiding effort when outcomes are uncertain.
A new Coleman 76 range lights instantly like city gas by carburizing liquid fuel into gas. It uses Band-A-Bill Burners to deliver a clean blue flame and efficient cooking, with an average meal for five costing about 2 cents in fuel. Porcelain enamel finish, colorful and stylish, with literature and store chart available by sending a card to Wichita Kansas.
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