South resources and Roosevelt as a 1932 nominee debate
The piece extols Southern wealth in coal oil gas mineral output and manufacturing while noting New York politics and Roosevelt’s 1932 nomination prospects. It discusses Democratic history in New York from 1882 to 1892 and warns against chasing New York influence for the presidency, citing political dynamics and socialism critiques.
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South
Nature
America
Southland
New England
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Cleveland
Rev. Burchard
Harrison
David B. Hill
Legacy of powder and pioneers through history
The article surveys the impact of gunpowder and firearms on war and society from ancient times to modern policy debates. It notes how early use shifted power, enabled exploration and industry, and mentions figures such as Mrs Amelia Bloomer and Napoleon III era incidents, then moves to tariff politics and economic commentary.
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Constantinople
Crecy
England
Amelia Bloomer
Arkansas
France
Napoleon III
Paris
President Coolidge speech outlines postwar economy and foreign policy
The address covers inflation control via price stabilization and government withdrawal from direct business, outlines support for the fifteen cruiser bill with a three year shipyard timeline, defends neutrality on imperial ventures, and endorses private power and nitrate separation at Muscle Shoals while preserving federal oversight. It also notes a projected budget surplus and reiterates prohibition enforcement and foreign policy restraint.
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Magolo
Uhers
Senate
British Empire
France
Italy
Cuba
Colorado River
Muscle Shoals
Black Canyon
Coolidge
Washington
Boulder Canyon
U?p
Congress
Executive
McNary
Oregon
House
Britten
House Naval Committee
Baldwin
Great Britain
Johnson
California
Norris
Nebraska
Reed
Missouri
Robinson
Arkansas
Smith
United States board considers loans for crop surplus storage
The board may loan up to 225 million dollars to corporations for buying and storing surplus crops. Loans to corporations and cooperative marketing associations would run at four percent. It could help form a clearing house to reduce losses and ensure fair distribution of perishables. A federal farm board would administer the plan with six qualified members.
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United States
Co-Operative Marketing Associations
Cooperative Marketing Associations
McNary
Secretary of Agriculture
Mrs. Lillie Cole Dies After Brief Illness at Ada Home
Mrs. Lillie Cole wife of W P Cole died Saturday at 5 30 p m at their home 620 West Twelfth after a short illness of acute indigestion. The Coles are Ada pioneers and Mrs Cole worked at Simpson's and later Katz when ownership changed. Survived by husband four daughters and a son.
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W. P. Cole
Lillie Cole
West Twelfth
Katz’ Store
C. L. Simpson Dies From Car Wreck Injuries
C. L. Simpson aged 20 died Monday night from injuries sustained in a two day old car wreck near Stratford. Funeral services were held at Criswell's funeral home with Rev. A. N. Avery in charge. Interment followed at Rosdale Cemetery. Son of J. E. Simpson.
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C. L. Simpson
Stratford
Criswell
A. N. Avery
Rosedale Cemetery
J. E
Simpson at 411 West Fifteenth Street
An unmarried individual named Simpson is associated with the address 411 West Fifteenth Street.
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Simpson
West Fifteenth Street
Greatest returns for the amount invested
A classified ad item highlights value deals and high returns for money invested, urging readers to compare prices and features across products and services offered by local merchants. It promotes practical savings and smart shopping choices for households.
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William L. Wilson
Poteau News
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Republican Party
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Idaho Statesman
Steen
Taft
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