Trees and memory of timber in Mitchell County words
In a Mitchell County Press piece Clint Hill forecasts a future where timber vanishes and farm groves dominate. He notes roadside trees and watercourses framed by fringes of timber and claims a shift to tree mindedness among people and children. He recalls Al Smith bolting his ticket and contrasts 1931 Roosevelt votes with Hooverism.
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Clint
Hill
Mitchell County
Axte
al Smith
Roosevelt
United States
Bolting
Political rancor at state conventions in Lakota Record
The Lakota Record commentary derides Republicans as trying to recapture past glory while demonizing the New Deal and praising Democrats. It contrasts GOP media support and wealth with a Judas-like betrayal metaphor and notes both party conventions are underway.
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G.O.P
Boing
David
Goliath
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Judas
Christ
Democratic rally plans and local delegates details
Alexandria area notes describe a Democratic event to discuss the untimely term of Senator Murphy. Fred Hoyken Nate Walsh and John A Sleper are named as speakers. Republicans plan their state convention Saturday for the same purpose. Delegates for the tropic remain unconfirmed.
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Dée Molties
United States
Demator
Murphy
Démocrata Theet
Titonky
Fred Hoyken
Nate Walsh
German Township
John A. Sleper
Smearing the Candidates in a Great Political Game
A letter from Upper Des Moines critiques presidential campaigns and platform promises. It mocks party platforms as vote magnets and notes Roosevelt backing Lehman for a third term while GOP concerns focus on home-state gains. Mentions Hearst, oil influence, and a dry Kansas governor as alleged political angles.
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Reublicans
Roosevelt
Lehman
Pregent Govenor
New York
Sujgter
Almith
Duponts
Liberty League
Landon
Hearst
Kansas
Polticians
Des Moines
Unusual Newspaper Man Report on Campaign Expenditure
Webster City Freeman Journal notes J M Grimes publisher of the Osceola Sentinel and late GOP governor candidate says he spent 3476 during the campaign. Opinion in Globe Gazette questions the source of such funds and the link between fireworks and patriotism.
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Webster ‘City
Iowa drought theory calls for Gulf moisture flow
Eye in Mason City Globe-Gazette reports a Globe-Gazette column arguing Iowa drought stems from draining ponds and heat reflected off highways. Weather expert Tim Stewart contends Gulf moisture meets cold air, causing rain while noting India’s heavy rainfall example. Columnist Pickford agrees the theory is plausible, citing heat evidence in fields, burned corn rows, and prairie grass loss affecting moisture.
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Artiat Pickford
Globeazette
Olas P. Stewart
Tim
Tishiy
Globe-Gazette
Stewart
Mr. Pickford
Gulf of Mexico
India
Himalya Mountains
Iowa
Mason City
No More Hot Trains for the West Declared by Rail Leaders
Chicago reports Harry G. Taylor of the Western Association of Railway Executives announcing that air conditioning solves desert travel heat with a major investment in AC cars. Western railroads now operate 8,669 air conditioned cars, up from 2,500 in 1935, boosting travel and comfort for travelers including asthma and hay fever sufferers.
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Chicago
Harry G. Taylor
Western Association of Railway Executives
Mr. Taylor
Western Railroads
Pullman Company
Taylor
Chairman Taylor Praises Western Railways Weekly Advertising
Harry Taylor chairman of the Western railroads leads a campaign to promote rail traffic and revenue through 6036 country weeklies from the Great Lakes to the Pacific and from the Canadian border to the Gulf. He cites his past as a newspaper editor and legislator as key to understanding weekly readers and regional reach.
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Harry @. Taylor
Western Railroads
Western
Taylor
Western Railroad
United States
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
Plaindealer
Almena
Kansas
Central City
Nebraska
State Railway Commission
Washington
American Railway Association
Western Group of Railroads
Farm Sale Near Town Sold for $8,000 by Klenk
Klenk sold his 80 CHURS farm south of town along the Mtonka Weslby gravel to Oster Blanchard of Lone Rock for $8,000. Possession to be given March 1. Blanchard and family may move onto the property this fall or next spring.
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Klenk
Mtonka-Weslby
Oster ‘Hlenchard
Lone Rock
Blanchard
The Season's Fact Suntan
The vacation season brings seasonal diseases and conditions that are preventable with proper information. Public guidance lies with family physicians who must be scientifically informed and willing to educate despite competing myths from stylists and celebrities.
Hollywood Diet and Sun Tanning Misconceptions
The Journal of Iowa State Medical Society warns that popular sun tanning and vitamin D ideas are scientifically unclear and potentially harmful. It calls for caution, especially for individuals with low pigmentation or sun sensitivities, urging action before vacation season to prevent damage.
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Hollywood
Tropics
Journal of
Iowa State Medical Society
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Titonka, Iowa
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Luke Miller
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Treas
Lehigh Valley
1889
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Spain
Montreal
Cleveland
Rudy Vallee
An Ermay
Serene Vigieas
J. Klenk
New Tyke Theatre
Tilton
Guthrie
Morton
The
Movies
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