U S Senate OKs Higher Wool Tariffs Amid Trade Fears
The Senate backed a tariff bill 88 to 48 granting the president authority to raise wool duties or restrict imports to shield domestic prices. The move sparks foreign reaction as Australia England Brazil and Argentina adjust their imports and the U S faces pressure to widen or lose trade. A tire price slash follows a 10 percent cut attempt while rubber markets wobble and synthetic production grows. A vast U S wheat crop moves to market as harvesters range from Oklahoma to Manitoba with potential earnings up to forty thousand dollars for tramp workers.
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Brazil
Argentina
United States
Australia
France
Belgium
B. F. Goodrich Co
Malaya
U. S
Great Plains Wheat Belt
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Manitoba
Washington Evening Journal urges calm and productivity
Editorials argue against fear of another recession, noting ample bank liquidity and a strong currency. Calls to resume work, curb strikes, and promote education as a driver of economic growth. Britain welcomes refugees as labor needs rise and U.S. aid is suggested.
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Washington Evening Journal
Stockmarket
Dust Bowls and Labor Law Reflections Across Iowa
A column reflects on community events and shifting work lives. Editor Walt Michelson critiques modern schedules, while Dust Bowl talk in northwest Iowa prompts calls to rainwater harvest. Pieces from Marcus News and Pocahontas Record-Democrat discuss labor law, urban pruning, and farming trends toward fewer, larger farms.
Town Flood Destroys Eddyville Drives Exodus and Loss
The Eddyville town of 1000 is reported as a ghost town after a major flood forcing all residents to relocate. Few property owners have flood insurance, and concern grows over rebuilding and sanitation. Ottumwa faces about 20 million in flood damage, prompting calls for regional aid and charitable contributions from Osceola County and nearby communities.
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Schleswig
Sibley Gazette-Tribune
Eddyville
Ottumwa
Hazards at North Trin lake plague young swimmers
In the first swimming days at North Trin lake youngsters must recover broken bottles tin cans and sharp objects from the lake bottom. Littering by some people endangers feet and risks infections, while winter debris remains a hazard in spring.
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Rockwell City Advocate
North Trin Lake
Decorah
No Checks Cashed Without Proper Identification
A Chamber of Commerce work order leads to shop signs warning No Checks Cashed Without Proper Identification. Retailers report a rise in bounced checks indicating tighter times. Old Belmond and Emmetsburg recollect frugal pasts with cheap ham sandwiches and simple meals.
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Emmetsburg
Democrat
Chamber of Commerce
Belmond Independent
Health for All Sunburn or Suntan Advice
Health tips warn that sunburn is dangerous even when basking. Children and blondes burn easily while some adults tan with care. Limit first sunbath to 15 minutes before four pm, use oil or lotion, and set alarms to avoid oversleeping in sun. Seek doctor care for any moderate to severe burns.
Notice of Probate of Will in District Court
An instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of John F. Wiegman deceased, dated January 9 1941, has been filed in Pocahontas County Iowa. The hearing to prove the will is set for 2:00 PM July 15 1947 at the Pocahontas Court House before the District Court or Clerk. All interested must appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted. Dated June 13 1947 Pocahontas Iowa. Clerk Katherine Boozell
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State OF Iowa
Pocahontas County
John F. Wiegman
Court House
Pocahontas
Iowa
District Court
Said County
Katherine Boozell
Cemetery volunteer paints crosses for 802 graves in Stuart area
Raymond Knowlton and Stuart carrier Stuart carry on grave decoration 23 years after taking the task. He paints crosses and lays flowers each spring in three Stuart cemeteries and in Morrisburg Fainix Wahwa Jefferson Center and Mento cemeteries. He has drawn a map locating 802 graves in the Stuart area.
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Gravres
Raymond Knowlton
Stuart Mal Carrier
Stuart
Morrisburg
Fainix Wahwa
Jefferson Center
Mento
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