Frank Parker Stockbridge on bread credit and machines
The column discusses bread prices and loaf size, credit plans like Social Credit, and the human element in running complex machinery. It notes the need for trained intelligent administrators, and questions whether future drivers for machines may outpace the supply of skilled operators.
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Hewlett Johnson
Canterbury Cathedral
England
Social Credit
Alberta
Canada
Michigan Kid and Rose Morris in a frontier romance
In Dover Michigan Jimmy Rowan once loved Rose Morris, now grown, while his past as The Michigan Kid shadows their reunion. He joins Rose’s father, a ruined miner, to stake a new claim hoping to turn luck. Rose, loyal to her father, plans quietly for a hard future as Jim pledges one last gamble for happiness.
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Rose Morris
Dover
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Jimmy
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Rose
Jim Rowan
Klondike
Col. Campbell
Campbell
Michigan Kid
Jim
Mr. Morris
Hiram Morris
Charming
Morris
Yukon
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Don Quixote
Father
Bonanza
Dawson
Choice Corn Land for Less Money
Minnesota offers a free list of 632 improved and unimproved farms in the South and Southwest, all state owned. Black loam on clay soil, priced to sell with convenient terms to responsible buyers. Deal direct with Minnesota government, no agents, no commissions.
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Local Social Roundup Highlights Park Help and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Herbert Blum stay with Betsy Daniels while he helps Noel at the park caring for Miss Hazel who is seriously ill. Mrs Francis Johnson hosts Farm Echoes club. various residents share birthdays dinners and visits across Milford Estherville Emmetsburg Ruthven Okoboji Slayton Minn and nearby towns. A 1936 Chevrolet appears at Ingholm garage as communities plan meetings dances and church activities with many locals in attendance.
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Betsy Daniels
Noel
Park
Hazel
Peter Namtvedt
Sonja
Cora Winn
Mike Overland
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Walter Chapman
Bill Christianson
Rockwell City
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W. A. Thayer
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Bernard Schroeder
Ruthven
Clyde Fiscus
Estherville
Tom Olson
Okoboji
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Jim Chapman
Terris
Mike Cruse
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Adolph Blum
Loyal Friends Club
Pansa Roe
Andy Reese
Illes
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Nancy Rowe
A. H. Thoms
Ed Bailey
Gee Layman
Cornela Chapman
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Ridley
Iowa State Scholar Named Potato Program Assistant
Ames Iowa Nov 6 S W Edgecombe extension horticulturist at Iowa State College is named extension representative to aid Iowa potato adjustment effort. Appointed by Director Bliss at the request of Agricultural Adjustment Administration officials he will lead the educational drive to inform consumers and producers about the program.
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Ames
Iowa
S. W. Edgecombe
Iowa State College
R. K. Bliss
Extension Service
Edgecombe
Bliss
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Plans for modern Grand Theatre building announced
Henry Graaf, proprietor of the Grand Theatre, has perfected plans and specs for a new theater. Work will start as soon as Klopp drug store possession is secured. First floor seating 800, balcony 400. City to decide on a gas plant for Estherville, likely approved. Plus social notes and local nostalgic items from 50 years ago.
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Henry Graaf
Grand Theatre
Klopp
Estherville
State potato adjustment plan aims to limit grower sales
The state committee will assist the potato adjustment effort with a proposed Iowa panel including Sam Kennedy Clear Lake W A Hendrickson Esther ville and Henry Wegman Breda. County committees will distribute the allotment among commercial growers. Iowa’s 1936 tax free potato sale limit is 1 399 000 bushels with most farmers exempt if selling five bushels or less. Those selling over five bushels yearly must cut sales by about 20 percent or less.
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AAA
Sam Kennedy
Clear Lake
W. A. Hendrickson
Estherville
Iowa Vegetable Growers’ Association
Henry Wegman
Breda
Iowa
Edgecombe
Sage of Chinatown laments tax burden in Washington Star
The quote attributed to Hi Ho signals rising taxes as overladen, likened to a nation’s sorrow. Tax collectors multiply, outpacing workers, prompting a reflective aside on burden and balance in governance.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Unclear ad fragment hints at time payment sales
Fragmentary OCR text markets a low cost action plan with easy time payments. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
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