Farmers shift support toward Roosevelt amid GOP farm ruin
Henry Wallace of Des Moines, publisher of the Iowa Farmer and former Harding secretary, tells Governor Roosevelt that midwest farmers feel abandoned by the Republicans. He cites farming disillusionment, high tariffs, and unmet promises, while Roosevelt pledges a new deal and farmer protection through tariff policy and democratic guidance.
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Omaha World Erald
Henry Wallace, Jr
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Wallace
Central West
Iowa Farmer
Harding
Henry Wallace
New York Times
Middle West
Hoover
Republican Party
The
Times
Washington
Detroit News
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Fall River
New York
Boson
Omaha
Chicago
Farm Board
Roosevel
Democratic Party
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mellon
Grundy
Dawes
California
America
Intellectuals Denied Audience at White House Visit
Three self described intellectuals Waldo Frank Sherwood Anderson and William Jones were turned away at the White House after trying to urge President Hoover to reconsider troop use against the bonus army. They claimed Hoover would rather listen to Boy Scouts and politicians. The episode connects to broader reports of unrest including Kentucky mine field probes and Nashville student disturbances. Theodore Dreiser did not accompany them.
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Sioux City Journal
White House
Hoover
Waldo Frank
Sherwood Anderson
William Jones
National Committees For the
Washington
Kentucky
Theodore Dreiser
Theodore Joslyn
Mr. Hoover
Bonus Army
District of Columbia
Nashville
Tenn
Detroit
Sioux City
Bell County
Lincoln Journal Special Offer Promises Daily News Access
Lincoln Daily Journal advertises a holiday election special and year end offer making the paper affordable for every home. It touts nightly editions after 5 p.m. between Omaha and Denver, with a Morning Journal for same day mail delivery and 12 page Sunday issue packed with colored comics and eight sections. It emphasizes Nebraskan editorial focus and contrasts with Iowa line papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Journal
Lincoln Journal
Omaha
Denver
Morning Journal
Capiitol
Lincoln Journal offers and delivery terms to carriers
Nebraska State Journal advises readers of offers for daily and Sunday subscriptions with varying rates through 1933. It also calls for wide awake carrier boys in towns to deliver daily and Sunday for 15c a week, and warns against paying money to unfamiliar solicitors by directing orders through the office.
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Nebraska State Journal of Lincoln
The
Lincoln Journal
Weyerts News Local Social Roundup in Wisconsin7
Mrs O Rahe reports a busy weekend with Lodge Pole callers and Sunday visits across the community. Neighbors including Flicker Bruns Sears Jurgens Volkman Gortemaker and Hume share meals calls and errands with families in the area.
Crowds Attend Ball Game In Frerichs Pasture
A sizeable Monday and Tuesday crowd gathered for a ball game held in Frerichs' pasture after a lively Sunday gathering drew local spectators.
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Frerichs’ Pasture
Sidney social notes report births and visits around Bertha Borges home
Cornelius Weyerts and Irvin Sanders visited at the Bertha Borges home Thursday night. Mrs. Bertha Borges and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Cornelius Weyerts home. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs William Florke Friday. Several residents were seen at Sid ney shops Friday and relatives visited across the area, including the Jurgens and Reed families. No one was seriously hurt when John Sorge had the misfortune to turn a truck east of Dalton Tuesday.
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Cornelius Weyerts
Irvin Sanders
Bertha Borges
Walter Weigers
John
Garhart Thurow
Vern Weigers
Sidney
Charles Reed
Katherine Borges
Charles Schwartz
Morris -Jessen
Otto
Martin Thurow
Patricia Jacqueline
Joe ‘Mick
Elsie Rahe
Arthur Ingwerson
William Thompson
Leo Thompson
Laura Mantell
Harry Reed
Morris Jessen
Ben Rummerfield
Harley Weyerts
Henry Jobman
George Jurgens
Lyons
Colo
William Florke
Alvin Reed
Oshkosh
John Sorge
Dalton
Robert Jurgens
Fred Thompson
John Jurgens
John Borges, Jr
Ben Jurgens
Local Social Notes From Lorenzo
Mrs Harold Francis of York and Mr and Mrs George Fleming hosted and visited friends Friday and Sunday. Several families including the Bolton, Fleming, Fulton, Phelps, Meier and Williams households shared meals and visits through the weekend with varied calls and overnight stays noted.
Hogs Taken to Denver from Frank Meier Home
J. D. Bolton loaded hogs at the Frank Meier home and hauled them to Denver on Sunday, according to the brief notice.
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Frank Meier
J. D. Bolton
Denver
Sunol News Briefs On Local Social and Business Activity
Sunol notes collectors and residents with visitors, dinners, and travel. Sterling Glassburn and many locals were seen about Sunol while A J Englert shipped hogs and cattle to Omaha. Families from Lodge Pole, Dunning, and Manning visited Sunol homes. several relatives and friends gathered for meals and shop talk during the week.
Local Calls And Visits Reported Across Community
H H Misegadis called at Bert Allington home Wednesday morning. Miss Leona Lindley was a dinner guest at Earl LaGrange home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Englert and Mrs Adolph Englert visited Amelia Lindley Tuesday. Mrs Bert Allington and son Tom called at Charles Welton home Tuesday evening. Mrs Frank Englert called on Mrs Firth Booth Saturday afternoon.
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Bert. Steele
Sunol
Sterling Glassburn
T. W. Hubbell
Seward
Shirley Paviat
M. M. Pavlat
Harry Larkin
A. J. Englert
A.J. Englert
Karl Ruttner
E. A. Ruttner
Joyce Englert
Lodge Pole
Amelia Lindley
Aever
Ralph Gentry
Betty
Earl LaGrange
Emil Lever
Emil Englert
Hornicek
Mary Paviat
Verdon
Twitch
Howard, McComas
Josephine
Mary Pavall
Auburn
Mc‘Comus
Julia Tesar
Cleda Booth
Carl Olson
Omaha
E. A. Johnson
Lee Johnson
W. W. Craig
Little Son
H. P. Strong
Bert Allington
Tom
James Booth
H. H. Misegadis
Leona Lindley
Frank Englert
Adolph Englert
Amelia ‘Lindley
Charles Welton
Firth Booth
East Dalton Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Ruth Jobe reports a busy week in East Dalton with threshing by Emil Marx for Arthur Larsen and neighborhood visits. Mrs. Ed Mintken and Hilda Ewert cooked for threshers, and several families hosted friends, including Ada Adams at the A W Jobe home. A birthday party for Hilda Ewert drew about 40 attendees with outdoor games and midnight lunch. Funeral attendance, new baby news, and farm moves round out the week’s notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mintken
Hilda Ewert
Arthur Larsen
James Devier
A. W. Jobe
R. R. Reinmuth
Louis Johnson
Kallenback Brothers
Ada Adams
Edgar Sayre
Ruth Jobe
Miss Ewert
Miss Adams
Krembring
Hattie Wachorn
Rice Funeral Home
Sidney
Ed Mayer
Marina
Leonard
Arthur Mayer
Grant
James Thompson
Henry Marr
Arnold Westerhoff
Miller, Mintken
Schrinert
Emil Marx
Marguerite Handyside
Dalton
Herbert Marx
Visitors Stop by Local Homes Last Week
Mrs Lloyd Yowell and two young children and Mrs Fred Rathman with children called on Ruth Jobe last Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fred Rathman visited Fred Johnson and Martin Anderson homes Saturday morning. Carl Christensen and daughter Pearl visited Lloyd Yowell Sunday afternoon. Fred Rathman family called at Kallenback home Saturday evening.
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O. Rahe
R. P. Volkman
Arthur
Caroline
Fred Flicker
Jean
Henry
Freda
Lena Tieman
Walter Flicker
Elsie Rahe
James Hume
W. C. Sears
Margaret
Rose
A. W. Jobe
Lloyd Yowell
Fred Rathman
Ruth Jobe
Fred Johnson
Martin Anderson
Carl Christensen
Pearl
Kallenback
North Divide Social Notes Sparked By Mrs Pearl
Mrs Pearl sparks North Divide social events with girls clubs at her home Thursday afternoon. Plans for achievement day were made and lunch served. Various visits followed, with neighbors and relatives hosting and visiting across Friday and weekend.
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North Divide
Mrs. Pearl Sparks
Poultry sale offered alive or dressed by vendor
Local seller advertises poultry of all kinds for sale either alive or dressed. Purchasers can choose preferred form and arrange pickup or delivery as available.
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the Telegraph
Guy V. Doran
Tenth Avenue
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Sidmey
Nebr
Telegraph News
Lincoln Daily Journal
Abbe Bruns
Walter Rufeniacht
Harold Pettett
Charles Darrah
Sarah Hunt
Ralph
Max‘dine
Fred
Ughter
Ruth
Patsy
Arnold Thurow
Arloween
Otto Rahe
Elsie
Pete Buss
Lew Bauer
Fred Bauer
W. C. Haxby
Minnie Folkerts
Florence Thompson
Freda Bruns
G. Bauer
Reva Polkerts
Bayard
John J. Polkerts
Mirs
Herman Bruns
Eagle News
Eida Hume
Lorenzo News
Ethel Raddatz
Harold Francis
York
George Fleming
Bobby
Elmer Pulton
Roy
Bobby Anderson
Walter Phelps
John Williams
Elmer Fulton
Gon
Ralph ‘Fleming
Bobby Bolton
Meier
A. M. Smith
Francis Meier
Peet
Emmett Robertson
J. D. ‘Bolton and Son
Probak Blades
KOTEX
O. P
Alaska
Ate Johnson
O.P
Cone
Pace i
Faree
Safeway
Lone Brook Brand
Waldorf
Scott
Colorado Bartlett
Ephriam Sanitary Brand
Sunol News
Mrs
East Dalton
By Ruth Jobe
Mrs. van Arne
Jack Devier
W. E. Brookersby
Paul Sparks
Edwin Blanke
Fred Seimers
Henry Yowell
C. B. Kinton
Pete Ryan
Guy Ferry
T. W. Hawkins
Mel Miller
Ether and
Bill Glanz
Farm Loans and Insurance
Western Securities Co
Mgr. Hidney, Nebe
M. L. Anthony
Prop
Adee Vay
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