The Next President Faces a Turbulent Four Years
The Tripoli Leader notes that regardless of whether Hoover or Roosevelt wins in November, the nation will endure a nerve wracking four years. It urges wiser government practices and strong leadership to reconstruct financial, industrial, political, and social systems and guide foreign policy amid a troubled international landscape.
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Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
America
Europe
Roosevelt
Public Reaction to New Bank Check Tax
Public backlash grows as citizens reduce check writing after the federal tax on bank checks. Expected revenue falls short, with many returning to cash for small payments. Banks promote checks, but conditions worsen under the tax, leading to criticism of lawmakers for imposing the tax.
Iowa Faces Horse Shortage Despite Million-Strong Population
Iowa, owner of over a million horses, now contends with a farm labor shortage that may persist for years. Horses replace aging tractors bought during boom times as small farms find horses cheaper to feed and maintain. Retired farmers long predicted a horse revival, and current trends seem to confirm it.
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Iowa
Side Road Reverie on a Sunday Afternoon
People on side roads have more time to think away from main traffic. A slower, calmer drive spares impatient youths and their threats, offering a sense that there is ample time left to die hurriedly at any moment.
Owning a Home Brings Savings and Independence
The speaker argues rent is not cheaper than owning a home. Owning within means saves money and builds belonging. The key value is not only finances but the satisfaction of possession and independence.
Editorials From the Iowa Press on Wisconsin Tax Policy
The piece argues Wisconsin income tax is a burden with little relief, citing higher farm taxes and widespread discontent. It notes Iowa should study Wisconsin’s approach, warns of higher property taxes without offset, and urges directing income tax proceeds to school districts.
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Decorah Public Opinion
Public Opinion
Wisconsin
Grant County
Winneshiek
Winneshiek County
Don Berry
Indianola Record
Phil LaFollette
Phil
Solomon
Iowa
Michigan
Much to be Thankful For
Howard Clark acted pro bono as attorney and George Galarno started the suit against the salary grab in Des Moines. Their efforts saved the Iowa state treasury about seventy thousand dollars each legislative session, drawing congratulations from readers and the Humboldt Republican.
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Humboldt Republican
George Galarno
Plain Talk
Des Moines
Howard Clark
Galarno
Clark
Iowa
Bank Depositors Split Helped Bank Fail at Livermore
Humboldt Republic notes that fewer than a dozen Livermore depositors refused waivers, causing bank closure and liquidation. It argues for a law allowing deposits to be waived with ninety percent signatories and an inspector’s OK, condemning the few who harmed the community for personal gain.
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Hampton Chronicle
Livermore
O. K
Humboldt Republican
A Hard Road, Indeed in Hoover Era Depiction
The piece blames President Hoover for the Depression era troubles, arguing the world is broke and Hoover bears the blame alongside politicians exploiting the government. It contrasts Hoover with Lincoln and cites vast national hardship since Washington's time.
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Hoover
Lincoln
Washington
Our Marriage Law Critique in Clarksville Star
The Clarksville Star editorial attacks a five day marriage law, noting a 31 percent drop in operation after a year. It argues law should not govern private marriage contracts, praising personal freedom and sacred trust over state meddling, and warns attacking reformers undermine moral conduct.
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Clarksville Star
Star
Reform Club
Banking reality in Waterloo urged against gossip
The Waterloo Courier argues against accusing all bankers of wrongdoing after suspensions. It says communities cannot abandon banks and emphasizes the individual's right to use banking services. Spreading rumors risks massive losses and long recovery for the community.
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Waterloo Courier
Washington News in depth on politics and provinces
Washington reports discuss Kansas Nebraska and Texas matters by William Allen White and Morehead and note Borah's international debt conference proposal. President Hoover appoints Atlee Pomerene to head the RFC, triggering GOP-Democratic reaction. Farley maps a Chicago platform campaign. Ely of Massachusetts signals support while opposing Garner.
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Kansas
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Nebraska
Morehead
Falls City
Texas
Uvalde
Uvalde County
Potomac
Atlantic
Borah
Pomerene
Senate
House
Farley
Chicago
Albany
Roosevelt
Ely
Massachusetts
Smith
Bay State
Garner
National
Bri
Washington talk on Texas politics and Uvalde silence
A Florida Times-Union quote mocks self styled reformers and notes Governor Roosevelt must avoid language implying endorsement. It questions the “what’s the matter with Texas” moment and asks if Uvalde County’s sudden silence can be explained, suggesting Texas needs another strong voice like White or Morehead.
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Roosevelt
Texas
Uvalde County
The Ocelot A Sleek Untamable Cat Range
The ocelot is a smooth sleek small wild cat native from Texas to Patagonia with a yellowish reddish gray coat and black edged spots. Full grown it is slightly larger than a house cat and preys on small rodents and birds. Scientific name felis pardalis. Once ranged to Arkansas, zoologists say.
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Texas
Patagonia
Mexico
Arkansas
Trade word origin and evolution through history
The term trade traces to medieval English meaning a path or road and links with tread. From the Hanseatic League it gained a special sense tied to ships and voyages to China. Over time barter and commerce gave trade its modern significance in foreign and domestic business terminology.
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China
Balder’s Death in Norse Myth From Odin to Loki
In Norse myth Balder, son of Odin and Frigga and personification of the sun’s brightness, was deemed invulnerable after all beings swore not to harm him. Loki fashioned a mistletoe arrow shot by Hodr, Balder’s blind brother, piercing his heart and killing him, per Pathfinder Magazine.
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Baldey
Odin
Frigga
Balder
Balter
Loki
Hodhr
Pathfinder Magazine
Mighty Lak a Rose Poem Authored by Frank Stanton Sr
Frank Stanton Sr wrote Mighty Lak a Rose as his sick infant son lay ill. He recalls returning from work to his son's crib and seeing the fevered face, then the poem seemingly wrote itself on a piece of copy paper as his grandmother compared the boy to a rose.
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Frank Stanton, Sr
Inspiration From the Past Shapes Modern Churches
The text credits Greek Doric Ionic and Corinthian columns for many churches and notes the Maison Carree at Nimes as a model for Richmond Virginia’s capitol and Paris Madeleine. It also cites the Pantheon’s dome influencing St Sophia and St Peter’s while noting its preservation. Is your subscription due.
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Nimes
Richmond
Madeleine
Paris
St. Sophia
Constantinople
St. Peter's
Rome
Tamale-Oh Love Keeps World On The Jump
A quirky line blends food and affection as a speaker muses on love and lively energy. The playful rhyme hints at cultural flavors and a cheerful, rhythmic mindset.
Tripoli Markets Feeds Mixed Results for Hogs and Poultry
Market notes from Tripoli show eggs light as hens and roosters trade unevenly. Heavy hens and heavy broilers move slowly while Leghorn and Plymouth breeds appear in varied demand. Hog prices steady for good hogs and sows, veal calves mixed in overall market tone.
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Plymouth
Used Cars For Sale At Real Savings In Tripoli
Good used cars offered by H. Buhi Garage in Tripoli. Two 1928 Joy Rolet Forder sedans with tires and solid mechanicals. One late model Fordson tractor with plow, ready for work. Includes wheel lugs, tires, clutch pulley.
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Ff. H. Buhi
Tripoli
Cooking A Fine Art With Canned Foods And Fresh Mixes
A historic note on elevating canned foods through simple, flavorful pairings. Suggests mixing canned succotash with salt pork, and serving chicken with cream sauce on toast, plus mushrooms corn and almonds. Recommends spinach and lemon stuffed tomatoes for bright flavor.
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Cable
Oceans as a Food Source and Sea Cuisine Creations
Ocean yields rich nutrition as land erodes and seas store minerals. Commissioner O Malley envisions farming the sea similar to oyster farming. Recipes showcase canned codfish and crab meat cocktails with simple sauces, stressing convenience and preserved nutrition.
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United States
O'Malley
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Florida Times- Union
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