Do You Want to Go Back to the Bad Old Days of Hoarding and Hurdles
The passage urges readers to choose continuity with current economic reforms over return to past dangers. It cites bank failures, foreclosures, high taxes, labor hardship, and crime, arguing that Republicans and plutocrats would revert to those conditions. It also notes DuPont political contributions and recalls prior investigations of propaganda and funding.
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Landen
Secorn
Maine
California
Pocahontas County
Festier Almeet
Beemuise
Caulifveretice
Tao Yesund
Hoover
London
del- Pare
DuPont Company
DuPonts
Plouver
Roosgepertt
DuPont
Democratic Fund
Roosevelt
Nye
Comtecttes
Wario
Farmers weigh paths from 1932 to 1936 amid rallying rhetoric
Wallace Parker, in Des Moines, contrasts Governor Landon's critique of the New Deal farm program with Roosevelt administration aims. He argues for production control, crop insurance, and warehouse-based stabilization to shield corn belt farmers from postwar surplus and deflation, warning against a return to gold standard policies.
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Des Moines
Landon
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Mies
Latedun
Hoover
Roosevelt
Landen
Minnedysons
Fara
Palmers
Wallaces
Parner, Tre
Traffic Hog Claims Right of Way on Unpaved Roads
A cartoonish description from the Iowa State Safety Council depicts a man who trusts squatter's rights to claim the road, assuming others will yield and that head on crashes will not happen. The polemic notes his self confidence and disregard for safe driving.
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Iowa State Safety Council
Rolfe and Pocuhents Set Upset Bid in Tight Match
The Rockwell City and Paley teams prepare for a decisive game with Cheeni Hest and Willove leading efforts. Fans anticipate a persistent, cautious contest as Rolfe and Powser battle for a key win tomorrow with Bets and Pocus Hantes also in the mix.
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Rockwell City
Bolt Paley
Rolfe
Peeshantras
Tomer
Ad Hyaterto
Poultry Supply Sheds Light on Low Prices and Egg Upswing
In a Frank Priebe letter from the Midwest, farmers in South Dakota and across the country face a glut of poultry with high warehouse stocks. Prices for broilers frying chickens and old hens drop while egg prices rise, prompting advice to hold pullets for future gains.
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South Dakota
United States
Northwest
Nebraska
Kansas farmer legislator takes shot at Landon
Reno county farmer and state legislator Fossey criticizes Governor Landon's farm program in a statement. Fossey, a veteran Republican, cites killed agricultural bills in the Kansas Senate and warns against ridiculing existing farm laws. He serves as speaker pro tem and chairs livestock and agriculture committees and seeks reelection.
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Pon Fossey
Reno County
Alf Landon
Des Moines
Senate
Landon
Fossey
Skeptical view of love from a man toward his enemies
The speaker notes a general skepticism about the quality of love claimed by a man who says he practices love best to his enemies, suggesting a cautious stance on rhetoric versus action.
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Rolpe
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Tha
Tee Rolf
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Savage
ROLEE
Lester Leserman, M.D
Petersons’ Store
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EE. G.prigaard
D.C
Roller
Carl J. White
Optometrist
Shors
Savage Block
SOLPE
L. M. Graham Veterinarian
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L. W. Kennedy
Wolfe
J. M. Bosy
Rey Tatts National
Eae Rr
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Frank Priebes
Roulttaraisers
Sheriff's x
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Ovens
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Cribeden
Get the
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New York City Corporation
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Florence Bush
Southway
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Lownship
Ninty
Mange
Towa
Hubert Kapsch
Yang
C. W. Gilchrist
Pocahontas
Cy Eale
Mo W. Webb
Martin J. Alexander
Democratic
Tlew
Chevrolet
Rolfe Auto Company
Rolfe, Iowa
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