Postage and Subscription Rates Across Territories
A degraded OCR note outlines subscription rates for various regions and jurisdictions. It lists prices of 1.06 dollars per year in advance for a local trade area, 1.60 dollars per year in advance outside the area, and 2.80 dollars per year for Canada and foreign countries, payable in advance.
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Sonik
Ieee
Titontean
Canada
Iowa Tops In Tall Corn State Trophy
Iowa is hailed as the tall corn state with a sample of 1 foot 6 inches. The piece notes Wisconsin and Illinois may grow other crops while Iowa leads in tall corn, plus local chatter on farm policy and a hog story contest. It mentions nominations for supreme court vacancy and tenant farming aid programs under federal farm legislation.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Robert LaFollette
Supreme Court
Court power debates echo through history with party shifts
The passage notes that partisan control has long influenced court power debates. It cites 1869 when the House approved a court proposal, the Senate rejected it, and 1981 when Attorney General McReynolds later proposed a similar bill, illustrating recurring tensions across eras.
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Roosevelt
House
Senate
Justice McReynolds
What Is the Farmer's Share in Consumer Dollars
The FTC study shows dairy farmers receive about half the consumer dollar for milk after farm costs. Butter yields around 60 percent to the farmer, beef about 40 percent, wheat roughly 13 percent of bread, and tobacco about 12 percent. Transportation takes about 6 percent.
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Federal Trade Commision
Mik Industry Foundation
Retiring age shifts debated by early leaders and reformers
The text recalls proposals on retirement reform with figures like Taft and Roosevelt, noting changes over time. It argues a lower retirement age and earnings thresholds, criticizing Wall Street influence and predicting future appointments. The piece laments media control and urges independence from corporate pressure.
Quotation for Today on Doing the Best and Finishing
A reflective line on completing actions: wisdom lies in doing a thing and finishing it. It urges striving to do right but then leaving the matter settled, attributed to Brooke Herford.
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Ufe
Brooke Herford
Towa’s Greatest Land Sale in Kossuth County Farms
Auction of seven Kossuth County farms plus one in Humboldt and a 230 acre Gales farm to be held at Algona Court House on Monday August 16 starting at 1 PM. Listings detail locations sizes tenants and improvements with terms including cash down and bank financing options. Representatives of Owners Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank warn buyers to attend and arrange terms by Sept. 20 1937 with abstracts available.
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Towa
Kossuth
Humboldt
Court House
Algona
Iowa
Humbolt County
Clay
Webster
Kossuth County
Thompson
Swea City
N Towa
Edward Sathoff
Wright
Redyard
August Busch
Frambach
Whittemore
Hugo H. Meyer
Dahlhauser
Luverne
Roy Gay
Warner Beenken
Ralph Olsen
Fhumbokit County
Gales
Nuw
Livermore
DM River
Atock
Chris ‘Gales
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Ban Lincown
Nerrabka
Infantile paralysis prevention and zinc nasal treatment proposed
Recent tests on animals, led by Dr. Logan Clendening, suggest zinc sulphate nasal application may block infantile paralysis by targeting the olfactory nerve. The method, untested in humans during outbreaks, requires expert physician administration and direct nasal membrane application. Justice court in Algona hears two reckless driving cases. Kammerlander pays 26 dollars fine plus 3.26 dollars costs, Kelling pays 30 dollars plus 2.25 dollars costs. warrants issued for several others.
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Baas Commission
Logan Clendening
Samilar
Algona
Misa Della Walter
Justice Court
Alex Kammerlander
Nuoar Algona
Charles Kelling
Renwick
Wesley News Item Highlights Visits and School Plans
Mrs. R J Thissen of Algona visits her sister Mrs George Goetz. Myr and Mrs Ernest Sheets and family of Britt visit the Reno home. Ida Young, Mason City worker, weekend at Oliver Young's. Wesley public school opens Monday August 30 with two new teachers replacing Matilda Bye and Alvina Johnson who leave for Marshalltown. Mr Garman, who moved to Burt last year, bought Beltone Theatre and took possession August first.
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Ecene
R. J. Thissen
Algona
George Goetz
Ernest Sheets
Britt
Albert Reno
Ida Young
Mason City
Oliver Young
Wesley
Matilda Bye
Alvina Johnson
Marshalltown
Wm. Garman
Burt
Beltone Theatre
Mr. Garman
Ook
Anna Shipley
Charles City
Joe
Laura Couzens
Bellingham
Washington
Wallace Danavan
Garfella Dolingon
Baticroft
Mattie Winkel
Johnson
Halvar Flamer
Leo Bleich
Marjorie Ann
Mia Bleich
Mary Lorenz
Vee Mullin
Nelle
Minnie Frimms
Matt Kellner
Mr. Kellner
Baby
Kate Kennedy
Legion Auxiliary
Bertha Looft
Johnette
Des Moines
Seneca
Henry Looft
Sam Alme
Rosalie
Story
City
Deg Weel
Stes
Kéosaique
Lola’ Waster Ot Alles
Nore
Mra
Thin Wester
Thno Gerdes
Lavon
Sylvia Atin
Corydon
John Gerdes
Dells
Wisconsin
Missea Martha
Irene Hayneg
Grace ‘Kouba
Des Molhog
Frank Kouba Ar
R. H. Barnsten
Michigan
Congregational Church
Fred Die
Local residents host visits and family celebrations
A roundup of social calls and gatherings includes Meyers visiting Mrs. Shipley, Jimmie Meurer’s eighth birthday party with games and lemon cake, and relatives from Des Moines to Charles City and Algona. Other notes mention births, employment changes, and upcoming Legion Auxiliary activities, with community members traveling to Story City and Corydon for family visits and events.
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Aiele
Bode
Antr Shipley
J.T. Meurer
Jimmie Meurer
Invita
Jimmie
Wimmie
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