Controversy Over Barney Bruce Candidacy Sways Arrow Staff
The Rolfe Arrow columnists, Marion and Barney Bruce, clash over Barney's independent bid for representative. Marion, editor of The Arrow, urges Barney to withdraw to avoid split votes while remaining allied against the Republican candidate. In a broader note, the piece critiques Senator Brookhart's farm plan and questions government price fixes amid farm concerns and party realignments.
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Market insight from Ed Howe on corn pricing and farming needs
The author argues corn farmers depend on market dynamics as 85 percent of corn is used by farmers. Holding corn for higher prices shifts costs to others, prompting substitutes like oats and barley. A Dollar price is considered reasonable given current substitutes, with a call to study conditions and apply practical, horse-sense business methods for profitability.
Pickled Perspectives and the President’s Stiff Silence
A conference opens as the president spots eight men with no clear results after sixty minutes. One admits idle talk, another archooses fraternal orders and password schemes, and Sedgwick nearly faints as the group fails to name any concrete achievement since the month’s start. Spinal Calyums.
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No Interest in Canadian Election Sparks Tariff Debate
Davenport Times notes little American interest in Canada’s election but warns it signals a potential tariff wall harming trade with a key partner. Marshalltown Times-Republican questions losses from two congressmen amid crop dangers. Emmetsburg Democrat urges corn producers to unite and limit output to aid farmers. The Monticello Express decries deadly Chicago aerial exhibitions and calls for restraint on death risky thrills. Knoxville Express ends mid thought on crop prospects.
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Farmers seek long term credit need limits in crop era
A slice of Iowa newspaper chatter shows varied views on credit, taxes, labor, and politics. The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes farmers need long term credit while others joke about economic frailties and policy battles across Mason City Globe Gazette Dallas News Humboldt Republican Rock Rapids Reporter and more.
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