Unlucky Irony in Opponent of New Deal
The piece notes the irony of a furious critic of the New Deal who nonetheless accepts its benefits, suggesting consistency would require rejection of aid.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
2
The piece notes the irony of a furious critic of the New Deal who nonetheless accepts its benefits, suggesting consistency would require rejection of aid.
A column lauds President Franklin D Roosevelt as a humane leader willing to try new measures for public relief. It criticizes party politics and lobbyists while noting the Federal Housing Administration, bank actions, and insurance industry support during uncertain times. It highlights local finance, a fish burial fund, and various community notices amid broader national reforms.
A compilation of editorials and letters covers campaign insults against a county clerk candidate, corn earworm damage surpassing 10 percent, seed corn warnings, and political jabs about the New Deal. It also laments drought, weed overgrowth, and calls for seed procurement and timely actions.
A town column argues that state sales and income tax bills must return a fair share to schools to ease property tax burden. It critiques the current plan as shifting the cost of education onto local taxpayers and urges voters to elect leaders pledged to reform tax distribution. The piece lists current grade level texts and required books for several grades.
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