Roosevelt policy debate pits new deal against old deal
Frank Priebe weekly notes political crosswinds as Roosevelt highlights a year without a national bank failure. He contrasts shifts in New York City politics and farm program views, urging voters to assess the new deal versus the old deal and consider foreclosures, taxes, and regional support. He also warns about agricultural policy impacts on farmers and markets.
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Roosevelt
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al Smith
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LaGuardia
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A. J. Shaw
Senate
Mer. Shaw
Sentor Shaw
William Hard
Man Hard
Seachelty
Poethontis County
AL Vs. Shaw
Pocahontas
Towa
Dickinson
Traffic clash prompts signaling blame in street scene
A chaotic street confrontation unfolds as a driver and a pedestrian clash over right of way. The pedestrian, embarrassed, claims the trucker should have seen him, while the truck driver counters visibility was obstructed by the other vehicle. Iowa Safety Council commentary voices safety concerns.
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Iowa Safety Council
Remembering Fall Life in Prairie Town Twenty Five Years Ago
A nostalgic look recalls events from a prior autumn: George Miller recovering from a corn binder injury, the first frost on October 7, and a brisk corn shelling run of 1500 bushels in four hours at Wheeler cribs. The town's social life features a girls group once called the K K K meeting with Marjorie Dumbald, high school lectures, and a music teacher hired for five days weekly. Also noted are drought-affected potato crops, early seed potato results, and local residents like Sewell VanAlstine passing away at 87 after homesteading nearby.
Unclear crop of sports omen mixed commentary
Fragmentary text describes baseball action with players Hoover Dickinson Roosevelt Prue and Capen. Mentions hitters, fielders, crowd reaction, and attempts at disposing of runs or balls. Context suggests a noisy game narrative with partial phrases and muddled names.
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Roosevelt
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Han
Bride Names Duplicate as Husbands Share First Name
In Rolfe two brides named Lillie and Lillian Severson chose husbands with the same first name, causing them to share a name after marriage. Local auctioneer Cel Woods told a Rolfe tale about family, ending with a joke on five children where two were humorously said to be “in Rolfe.”
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Wids
Miss Lillie
J. Vs. Severson
Lillian
Severt Severson
Cel. Woods
Rolfe
County Farm Bureaus Stage Noon Radio Series
Central Iowa county farm bureaus present a half hour program during extension hour from noon to 1 on WOL Iowa State College station. Episodes feature talks by county agents farmers and homemakers with musical numbers by local talent.
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Iowa State College
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