Six candidates enter Iowa Senate race challenging Brookhart
Henry Field, editor and seed dealer from Shenandoah, has entered the Republican race for United States senator from Iowa. The field includes Brookhart’s main rivals George Cosson, Louis H. Cook, and former candidates L. E. Eickelberg and William Galloway, with Field seen as a strong challenge due to radio reach and sales skills. The contest intensifies as Brookhart’s support appears to wane, raising questions about achieving 35 percent to win outright.
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Henry Field
Shenandoah
United States
Iowa
Brookhart
Field
George Cosson
Louis H. Cook
Des Moines
L. E. Eickelberg
William Galloway
Waterloo
Eickelberg
Galloway
Congressman Robinson
Easter faith and the promise of better days
A sermon-like reflection extols Easter as humanity's hope and God's promise for renewal. It frames Easter as a healing force uniting right and peace, love over hate, and progress from dark conflicts to brotherhood, asserting faith amid uncertainty that renewal will come.
Tax plan sparks split in house over 2.25 percent sales levy
Opinion diverges among experts as the proposed 2.25 percent sales tax on manufactured items faces an insurgent bloc in the house. After initial concessions the measure seemed likely to pass to balance the budget but opposition is rising. Farm groups join against it arguing the bill shifts attention from rural districts, and no substitute to fully fund the budget has been proposed.
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House of Representatives
The Power Trust and Political Machines Rise
The public is waking up to the influence of trusts and combines in lawmaking. With ample funds, paid operatives can shape politics from presidential nominations to mayoral selections. Today utility and banking interests, led by the power trust, form a powerful, organized political machine.
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Power Trust
Public urged to cut government waste before tax rise
The speaker argues government waste and inefficiency must be reduced to save millions for taxpayers without harming legitimate functions. Citizens expect senators and congressmen to push for cost cuts before increasing taxes.
Editorial on Iowa bank law changes for safer deposits
The piece urges radical changes in state banking laws at the next session. It argues for expanded examiner duties to test stockholders’ ability to cover assessments, and proposes canceling shares of insolvent backers. It stresses bank capital and depositor protection and invites reader suggestions.
Milo Reno Salary Disclosure Sparks Debate
Milo Reno, advocate of reform, defends his income against critics while noting he receives $14,090 yearly plus a $10 daily allowance from three non salary paying organizations. He argues comparing to other presidents would be more relevant than comparing to market prices for crops.
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Milo Reno
Apostle
Reform
Mr. Reno
Publicity essential to curb wasteful tax levies and public spending
The article argues that publicity and public accounting of local taxing bodies are crucial to curb waste and unjustified tax levies. It contends that most taxes originate locally, and ignorance of public expenditures enables excessive spending. Transparency is urged across all bodies handling public funds to enforce economy.
The Return of the Old Horse on Small Farms
The piece notes a shift in Clarke county from horse power to modern farm machinery. It laments the loss of local wealth from selling horses, and the import of autos trucks and tractors from eastern centers. It suggests economic conditions may revive use of draft animals on farms of 160 acres or less.
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Clarke County
Dobbin
Supply and Demand Win in Sugar Markets
In New York sugar hit an all time low at 2.8 cents a pound, down from 22 cents twelve years earlier. The piece notes Cuba's failed attempts to stabilize prices by restricting production, the Hague based sugar council, and unsold Cuban and Java reserves valued at $116 million, worth far less now. It questions future attempts to beat supply and demand laws.
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New York
Cuba
International Sugar Council
The
Hague
Java
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovia
Hungary
Belgium
Lame Duck Bill Aims to End Extra Congressional Session
The bill dubbed the lame duck would abolish the post election extra session. It argues the time from November election to March inauguration was historic to allow distant reps to reach DC. Debates note travel by horse from California to Washington in winter could not reach office.
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California
Washington, D. C
Tax Burden Sparks Congressional Debate and Veteran Bonus Talk
Washington readers see a sharp critique of rising government costs and a push for new taxes led by sales tax proposals. The piece notes Congress faces voters as it debates big appropriations, irrigation schemes, subsidies, and the Patman drive for immediate full cash value on World War I bonus certificates, highlighting potential multi billion funding needs and taxpayer impact.
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William Shakespeare
Congress
House of Representatives
Farm Board
Representative Patman
Ways and Means
Patman
Congress Budget War And Lunatic Asylum Metaphor
A harsh critique of congressional spending and public credit policy portrays lawmakers as licentious with treasury borrowing and hints at a return to form. The writer derides political naivety and urges drastic measures, comparing lawmakers to blind players and calling for drastic intervention by forceful outsiders.
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Congress
Treasury
Lunatic Asylum
Capitol Hill
Pre Easter Church Services and Easter Cantata
Church notes announce midweek pre Easter services at 7 45 p m with music and talks by the pastor and Rev Robert Davies of New Hampton. Easter Sunday 10 00 a m Bible school 11 00 a m Holy Communion and reception of new members. The Easter cantata Our Risen Lord and King by Dr Cuthbert Harris will be sung by a 30 voice choir with a repeat performance first Sunday in April due to seating limits. A silver offering will be received.
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E. Forrest Byers
God
Robert Davies
Methodist Church of
New Hampton
St John’s Lutheran Easter Services and Choir Concert
St John’s Lutheran calls Good Friday German service at 10 30 a m and Easter Sunday worship at 10 30 a m with Holy Communion. Preparatory service at 10 00 a m. Joyous Easter message from Luke 24 6 and chorus events include Wartburg male chorus concert Saturday at 7 30 p m in Clinton Iowa with related Wartburg Seminary and college ties. Junior choir silent this week. Senior choir meets Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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E. A. Hanif
Christ
Redeemer
Wartburg Lutheran
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Wartburg College
Clinton
Iowa
Lent en service to Holy Week at St. Peter's EV Church
St Peters Evangelical Church schedules Lent evening service Thursday at 7 30 preparatory for communion and Good Friday Divine service at 10 oclock with Holy Communion. Easter Day offerings Sunday School at 9 30 Divine service at 10 30. Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon and Men's choir Friday evening. You are invited to worship with us.
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Christ
Work of Ancient Egyptians Noted For Architecture and Arts
The literature of the ancient Egyptians is rich but their most noteworthy contribution is in architecture and art. The industrial world owes much to these early Nile Valley dwellers as many mechanical arts began there.
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Valley of the Nile
Not Infallible Signs of Rain and Winter Forecasts
The New York Times notes that swallows flying low are not a sure rain sign and that sighting swallows near Long Island could precede a week of sun. It mentions old beliefs that swallows hibernate in muddy water and recalls the notion that heavier animal fur predicts a cold winter, a theory naturalists dismiss.
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Long Island
New York Times
Harnessing Nose Power in an Epidemic
The London Graphic ponders sneeze power as a new energy idea drawing contrast with tidal harnessing. It suggests turning a bad epidemic into a useful source of energy by tapping the neglected nose, noting the theatrical audience’s reactions as a spark for thought.
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London Graphic
Succession Plan for VP Becoming President
If the Vice President is called to the presidency, the vacancy as president pro tempore is filled by election from the Senate. The rule ensures a temporary vacancy is created and the senate selects a new pro tempore to serve until a president is sworn in.
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United States
Senate
Brazil's Population Concentrated Along Atlantic Coast and Amazon banks
A large share of Brazil's people live in a narrow coastal corridor along the Atlantic and on the banks of the Amazon, forming the majority of the nation's population in these regions.
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Brazil
Atlantic
Amazon
Birthmarks and blemishes described as born traits
The article explains birthmarks as blemishes present from birth, noting they are small surface blood vessels. It urges towns to develop and improve roads to attract business and prevent others from bypassing nearby towns.
Real bargain used cars in Tripoli Iowa ads
Wm Ambrose Gar age offers numerous low priced used autos including a 1929 Hudson Forder Sedan for 350 a 1927 Pontiac Coupe for 125 a 1929 Ford Forder sedan 300 and more plus Model T trucks and cars from 25 upward Beisner Motor Company also advertises Graham and Willys models at Tripoli Iowa with several early 20th century classics for sale
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Essex
Beisner Motor Company
Tripoli
Iowa
Wm. Ambrose
Willys
Graham and Willys
Two couples wed in four minutes on the Hudson Bay line
Archdeacon Faries of the Anglican church performed a double wedding on a Canadiay National Railways freight train at Mile 214. The ceremony lasted just under four minutes as the train stopped for a brief window. Arrangements were completed by wire to fit the short Tay. The archdeacon asked the couples in rapid succession, reflecting the travel pace of railway life.
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Hudson Bay Railway
Archdeacon Faries
Canadiay
National Railways
Hudson Bay Line
Nickle a Month Rent Shack He Keeps Near Duluth
William Winak a 54 year old hermit lives in a shack on Duluth outskirts paying five cents a month for his home. He rented the one room building from a friend and agreed to pay 60 cents annually in a plain straightforward arrangement.
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Duluth, Minn
William Winak
Duluth
Reconstruction's Cause and Social Change
A concise reflection cites John Stuart Mill on how major social and political reconstruction begins with a profound shift in public opinion and thinking, framing the era as driven by evolving beliefs and norms.
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John Stuart Mill
That's Why They Have It Quote Sparks Debate
An economist notes the difficulty of obtaining funds from the moneyed and from those who lack resources. The Boston Transcript frames the remark as part of a broader finance discussion.
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Boston Transcript
Selfishness as Evil and Moral Sacrifice
Quotation attributed to Hugh R. Hawels arguing that selfishness corrupts virtue by choosing base ends over noble aims and pursuing sordid contentment. The line emphasizes ethical critique of self-centered conduct and its social harm.
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Hugh R. Hawels
Best Results From Tripoli Leader Display Ads
The Tripoli Leader showcases striking display advertising strategies for local businesses. Insights cover layout, typography, and regional reader engagement to boost visibility and response rates in a tight market.
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Tripoli
Schwem Announces Run for Second District Supervisor
C G Schwem declares candidacy for supervisor in the second district on the Republican ticket subject to June primaries. He asks voters for support and notes the campaign will seek approval at the polls.
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C. G. Schwem
Eckles Seeks State Senate Seat in 39th District Primary
R B Eckles runs in the Republican primary for the State Senate representing Butler and Bremer counties. The June 6 primary will determine the party’s nominee for the 39th district.
Stine Announces Candidacy for State Senate District 39
H W Stine of Clarksville Iowa declares his bid for the Republican nomination for state senator in the 39th district comprising Bremer and Butler counties subject to the June 1932 primary.
Bremer County Attorney Primary Candidate Note
For county attorney office of Bremer county subject to Democratic voters declaration at the primary on June 6 1982. Harry H Hagemann listed as a candidate.
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Bremer County
Fred Rewoldt, Jr
Harry H. Hagemann
Ramsey enters race for 8th senatorial district seat
John M. Ramsey of Clarksville Iowa announces candidacy for state senator in the 8th district comprising Bremer and Butler counties. He seeks the Republican nomination at the June 1932 primary, subject to Republican voters.
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Bremer
Butler
John M. Ramsey
Clarksville
Iowa
Ernest Buls Candidate for Second District Supervisor
A candidate for the office of supervisor from the second district, subject to approval by the Democratic voters at the June primaries. Ernest Buls.
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Ernest Buls
John Griese Seeks Democratic Support for Second District
A brief campaign card urges voters in the second district to support John Griese for supervisor on the Democratic ticket. The notice emphasizes his candidacy and requests backing from the electorate.
County Clerk Candidate Seeks Democratic Backing in June 1982
J H Schwake of Waverly Iowa announces candidacy for the District Court clerkship subject to the goodwill of Democratic voters at the June primaries in 1982.
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J. H. Schwake
Waverly
Iowa
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ST. Peter’s EV. Church
Farrow
W. D. Jencks
Route 4
Sumner
C. H. Eichman
H.C. Moeller
Otto Buls, Jr
Hall Roberts’ Son
Postville
Henry C. Hennings
Telephone Waverly
Erwin Bunger
S. F. Baker & CO
Keokuk
Liberal Commission
Stork Hatchery
Fredericskburg
R. B. Eckles
Aplington, Iowa
H. W. Stine
John Griese
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