Vindicator and Republican urges Legion Drum and Bugle corps support
Estherville readers are urged to back the Legion Drum and Bugle corps, composed of World War veterans, to grow membership and remain a city asset. The note praises local printers, jokes about Judge N J Lee’s dairy venture, and critiques Congress spending while calling for community fiscal solidarity and fair planning. It mentions the Spencer county fair, Miss Adelaide Nichols selling dogs, and Florida Canal debate, ending with commentary on farm prices and the Farm Board.
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Estherville
Legion
Iowa
Vindicator
Republican
Uncle Sam
Adelaide Nichols
Green Bay
Wis
Tusla
Oklo
The Clan of Roosevelt
A New York notice explains that Theodore Roosevelt died in 1919 while Franklin D. Roosevelt is misperceived as his son. It traces Roosevelts ancestry from 1649 Dutch settler Nicholas Roosevelt to cousins Theodore and Franklin, noting their separate political rises in 1881 and 1910.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elliott
Philippines
Nicholas Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Johannus
Josephus
Republican Organisation
Franklin Roosevelt
New York State Senate
Frank C. "Walker
Butte, Mont
New_York
Democratic National Committee
Walker
The Oats Drop in Emmet County Harvest
Oats in Emmet county show mixed results after a hail storm with zones unseen by the hail yielding three to forty bushels per acre and unscathed crops weighing heavily. Areas struck yield from nothing to ten bushels per acre while even the best case fails to offset market sales. Feeding oats to hogs and cattle may produce a small profit at hog prices near 4.50 per cwt.
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Emmet
Time to Buy says Algona Republican article on market lows
The Algona Republican urges buying now as real estate prices, farm lands, clothing, and other necessities are cheaper than in two decades. Hog prices have surged from 2.60 to over 5 per hundred, with grain likely to follow. The piece argues the Successful man buys on rising markets and warns declines won’t last, predicting better times as confidence returns and money per capita remains high.
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Algona Republican
United States
Why Waivers Manson Journal News Note
A Manson Journal discussion argues signing waivers keeps a live bank open, preventing broader losses. It notes many signers expect conditions to improve, allowing indebted residents to restore homes and farms while banks regain sound footing. If banks close, debtors, stockholders, and depositors all suffer from low commodity values.
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Manson Journal
Trucks Should Be Common Carriers
The Railway Executives Association outlines a general relief program for railroads and competing transport modes. It argues trucks deserve a fair chance to serve the public, but must pay for public benefits and act as true common carriers without seeking public financial support.
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Railway Executios Association
Congress
Rock Island Lines
United States
Enormous Farm Board salaries cited across offices
The Emmetsburg Democrat lists Farm Board officials with wide salaries across many cities from Chicago to Enid. The article notes the total payroll for 990 employees in 21 offices amounts to 2,349,000 dollars annually, alongside remarks on high prices in 1990 for crops and commodities and their rapid drop after duty impositions.
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Farm Board
Emmetsburg Democrat
Chicago
George
J. H. Bole
R. L. Burel
F. J. Thatcher
Ater
E. J. Pratt
R. W. Groves
Geo. H. Brown
John Stegenga
G. A. Wegner
M. A. Swanson
M. T. McShane
R. C. Starr
W. K. Denham
O. M. Young
M. A. Hayes
H. O. Spellman
W. B. Knapp
G. W. Updike
W. G. Fuller
James A. Cole
E. H. Karp
Minneapolis
W. B. Joyce
H. A. Feltus
Geo. P. Meyer
B. J. Dodge
M. L
H. A. Jurgens
Joe L. Ward
L. J. Branch
ST. Paul
F. ©. Toussey
George C. Lambert
Rolf P. Jacobsen
G. G. Grant
T. C. Croll
Butler Reports Europe Sees U.S. Dry Law Change
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler returning from six weeks in Europe under the Carnegie endowment said foreigners believe Americans have opened their eyes to the futility and immorality of Prohibition. He cited European reaction to a quick repeal mood and noted sarcasm in the Republican stance on the issue.
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New York
N. Y
Nicholas Murray Butler
Europe
Columbia University
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Talking Cow at State Fair Exhibits Eight Displays
A talking cow will headline the U S Department of Agriculture exhibit at the State Fair from August 24 to September 1. The cow explains dairy production and feed, with displays on price factors, beef grades, hog losses, and market lamb value. Other exhibits include Sweet Clover Pasture and Grain or Grass for Better Beef.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
U. S
Total Solar Eclipse Promises Great Sky Show this August
The August 31 total solar eclipse will sweep across New England with a 3 minute totality starting about 3 28 p m The event excites astronomers hoping clear weather will reveal new solar facts The sun’s flames extend up to 100000 miles and reveal iron and other minerals through spectroscopy This knowledge helps gauge whether Earth's climate trends hotter or cooler could shift mass plant growth in certain regions
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New England
Earth
Kentucky
Labrador
Jazz King Diet and Rare Woods in Ford Jungle
The Jazz King recounts shedding pounds through a starch and fruit meat rotation diet, crediting Mrs Whiteman. Henry Ford’s Brazilian woods spark a cabinetmaking boom with species like Andiroba and Itauba, worth fortunes per log. Soilless farming experiments at the University of California suggest most vegetables can grow in water with fertilizers, while Ike Hoover of the White House discusses a future steward with a double O in his name.
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Jazz King
Henry Ford
United States
Ablu Branco
Masssranduba
Amat
University of California
Florida
Ike
Hoover
White House
Washington
Ike” Hoover
McKinley
Ike Hoover
Beacon City Plan Eliminates Worry of Heavy Traffic
Officials of the Century of Progress and city experts plan traffic control for Chicago during the 1933 World’s Fair from June 1 to November 1. Beacon City promotes easy motorist access, with attendants handling parking and retrieval at no extra cost, promising a safe storage service for visitors.
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Beacon
Century of Progress
Chicago
John Haien
Beacon City Organization
Beacon City
Lincoln Highway
Neighbor praises Coronado Refrigerator savings claim
A neighbor touts Coronado Refrigerator as saving more than she pays per month with a free trial and no down payment. Gamble Stores promotes the unit at 514c per meal.
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Coronado
Gamble
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