Cuban revolutions and US constitutional strengths
In his editorial the editor argues that the American system allows orderly change without violence, contrasting it with Cuba and other nations where revolutions lead to chaos and martial law. He praises the Constitution and the long run stability of England and the United States, urging adherence to fundamental principles.
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Cuba
America
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Russia
Italy
Germany
Spain
Mexico
England
What limit can be placed on the word Recovery
This excerpt discusses recovery as a measure of economic rebound under the President's reemployment plan. It links business recovery to absorbing about a quarter as many workers, expects rising buying power and credit, and frames recovery as restoring material well being and the fundamental sense of security for employers workers and households. It argues recovery should reclaim what a man or woman calls his soul.
Golden Opportunity for Advertisers in Weekly Papers
The weekly newspapers gain appeal as advertisers miss gains from national spenders. Circulation declines since 1929, but higher class weeklies show resilience where rural buying power rises with farm product prices. Prosperity in agricultural America boosts value of weekly papers with proven reach.
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America
National Advertiser
Hard Winter Ahead For Unemployed Men
Conditions point to a severe winter for the unemployed who worked little over the summer. Relief funds are depleted and the county poor fund is strained. In the next three months towns and individuals must create work to aid those idle, or more will seek aid.
Editorials From the Iowa Press
Iowa’s farm sector produced vast sums last year with crops like corn oats spring wheat and potatoes and heavy values in hay dairy poultry and eggs. Livestock totals were strong with horses cattle hogs and sheep contributing to a total economy. The piece ends with a blunt claim that health determines abundance and that able residents should not go hungry or be without clothing.
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Iowa
Watch Your Tongue in Parkersburg Eclipse
A short note urges residents to guard speech and avoid gossip about friends neighbors and strangers. It warns scandal mongers to prove their statements and reminds that only individuals can control their own tongues.
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Parkersburg
Time to Call a Halt on Reckless Driving
Spencer News-Herald urges Americans to curb speeding as cars grow faster. It argues driving over 30 mph in cities or without clear vision on roads is folly and dangerous, labeling passing in hills, around corners, or at intersections as murderers in waiting. It calls for restraint to prevent daily auto deaths.
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Spencer News-Herald
Tom, Dick and
Harry
How It Scales Down in the Tobacco Industry
In Allison Tribune notes the inequality of the industry, detailing that the American Tobacco Co. president earns 2 million dollars annually while the vice president makes 1 million. Factory workers earn about 15 dollars weekly and tobacco growers have earned less than production costs in recent years.
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Allison Tribune
American Tobacco Co
Price Fixing Urged for Hogs in Farm Market
Washington advices call for government action to raise hog prices to producers and restore farm belt buying power. Hog prices lag behind corn and grain cost, keeping returns for hog and cattle raisers flat while feed costs rise. Limiting hog numbers could ease the market, with eastern demand and rising purchasing power expected to improve the market overall.
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Washington
Repair Property Now in New Hampton Tribune
The New Hampton Tribune urges timely property upkeep noting many buildings in town and countryside have decayed beyond full repair. It argues it is wiser to paint and fix rather than let property lose value through neglect.
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New Hampton Tribune
Danger of Farm Work
The Waterloo Courier cautions that farm work is highly dangerous. It notes that about 3,500 farm fatalities occur yearly, far surpassing factory deaths, and urges farmers to recognize hazards and adopt basic safety practices to reduce accidents.
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Waterloo Courier
Roosevelt’s New Deal Promises Stir Public Hopes and Doubts
A March event shows Roosevelt pledging a new deal to a vast audience, with Pennsylvania Representative Henry W. Watson skeptical of immediate benefits. Prominent figures like Al Smith voice mixed feelings while urging unity and cautious support for recovery measures amid nationwide distress and political debate.
Wisconsin Distributing Co Letter Prompts Editor Reply
A 1933 letter from Wisconsin Distributing Co. via Fred J. Leonard, traffic manager, Appleton Wis prompts the Traffic World editor to reflect on choosing conveyances for political and social questions. A comment from the editor about preferring agency over bandwagons is cited, followed by a quip from Mr. Sherlock American Citizenry comparing a schedule remark to a needle.
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Wisconsin Distributing Co
Fred J. Leonard
Appleton
Wis
The
Traffic World
Sherlock
Watson
Federal order reins in blue eagle drive tactics
Washington officials curb local coercion in NRA campaigns. General Hugh S Johnson and Donald R Richberg declare no open or closed shop terms in codes and insist collective bargaining rights be represented by workers chosen. Administration will interpret law, not others, in code enforcement.
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the Helm News Service
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Donald R. Richberg
NRA
General Johnson
Richberg
Public Works Fund Urged to Push Jobs Now
Secretary Ickes warns that the $3.3 billion public works fund must be spent immediately to move idle workers from relief to payrolls. Public works is a recovery program backend, not a bank reserve. The NRA blue eagle gains sway as Hollywood strike ends under National Labor Board ruling, with jurisdiction over sound technicians to be decided by the AFL. Rumors of inflation reappear as NRA chief Johnson contemplates expanded credit with the Federal Reserve and Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Ickes
Public
Bank
Treasury
Hollywood
National Labor Board
NRA
Blue Eagle
American Federation of Labor
International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes
Lectrical Workers Union
Hugh S. Johnson
Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congregational Church Sets Sunday Schedule and Camp Fire
Church notes announce Sunday school at 9 30 morning service 10 30 with sermon on labor day titled Overcoming Giants. Christian Endeavor camp fire service at Chapin's grove Sunday 7 30. Choir practice at 8:00 Thursday. all members urged to attend as new anthems begin.
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Congregational Church
E. Forrest Byers
Christian Endeavor
Chapin’s Grove
St. Peter's Evangelical Church Activities Today
Theo A. Thomas presides over Sunday school at 9 with a German service and conference report at 10. Church Council convenes Monday night at 8. Ladies' Aid Society meets Wednesday at 2 p m.
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ST. Peter’s EV
Theo
A. Thomas
Church Council
Ladies’ Aid Society
St John s Lutheran Invites All To Sunday Services
The notice lists St John s Lutheran at the usual Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 00 a m and English language divine service at 10 00 a m. It invites nonmembers to consider joining the church. The page also includes a mix of national news items and light humor.
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ST. John's Lutheran
RE. A. Hanff
Mrs Bertha Lewis Visits Relatives Then Heads to Chicago
Mrs Bertha Lewis and her daughter in law Mrs Creslie Lewis of Minneapolis visited relatives in Mainapolis and Rockford Illinois for a day of meals and gathering. They then planned to attend a Century of Progress in Chicago with Mrs Henry Hommema.
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Bertha Lewis
Coggan Ih
Mainneapolis
Creslie Lewis
Minneapolis
Goodenbo
Rockford
Ill
Henry Hommema
Chiago
Used Cars For Sale At Ambrose Auto Co Tripoli
GOOD USED CARS FOR SALE at very reasonable prices Model A Ford Deluxe Forder sedan Model A Ford Pickup Chevrolet Tudor sedan Studebaker Forder sedan 1926 Model T Tudor sedan 1926 Model T Pickup If you are interested in used cars come in and look over our stock Wm Ambrose Auto Co Tripoli Sit
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H. H. Buhr
Tripoli
Studebaker
Ambrose Auto Co
Notice of Executrix Appointment in W H Tegtmeier Estate
District Court of Bremer County appoints Nellie Tegtmeier executrix of W H Tegtmeier deceased on July 24 1933. Creditors must present claims for allowance and debtors pay the executrix as of August 22 1933.
Appointment of Administratrix in Bremer County Iowa
On August 18 1933 the District Court Bremer County Iowa appointed Mary E Anderson administratrix of the estate of Albert J Anderson deceased. All persons indebted must pay and creditors should present claims for allowance promptly to the court.
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District Court
Bremer County
Iowa
Albert J. Anderson
Notice of Will Probate in Bremer County Iowa
A will purporting to be the last will and testament of Fred Lohmann, deceased, is on file in the clerk of the district court in Bremer County Iowa. The probate is set for September 11, 1933, at 1 a.m. at the courthouse in Waverly. Potential heirs may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate.
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Bremer County
Iowa
Fred Lohmann
Waverly
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al” Smith
Smith
New York
National Recovery Administration
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C. C. Coulter
Retail Clerks’ International Association
Post Office Department
Robert J. King
Henry I. Silverman
Washington Monument
Tony
Anne
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Eesti
Ays
John Stromer
Tupoli
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Kelsey
W. H. Tegtmeier
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Nellie Tegtmeier
Executrix
Mary E. Anderson
Administratti
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Harry Thoms
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