Family clothing plan urged to boost independence
Miss Josephine Pollock urged a family clothing plan to foster happiness and self reliance, asking if fathers lack of proper dress limits public participation. The Montana State College leader spoke at the American Home Economics Association, while convention votes for association president nominate Mrs Katherine Van Aken Burns and Mrs Mage Kinyon. Dust bowl farmers diversify crops like broom corn kafir milo to guard against future droughts. Kansas City last hosted the 1937 convention. balloting for this year’s president was upcoming.
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Josephine Pollock
Montana State College
American Home Economics Association Today
Miss Pollock
The
Montana Home Economics Association
Katherine van Aken Burns
University of Illinois
Mage Kinyon
Denver
Association
Kansas City
Borah Enters Idaho Senate Candidacy Amid Bitter Fight
Senator William Borah filed nominating petitions at age 71 as he begins a tough bid for re nomination in Idaho. Within the GOP he faces three opponents and may clash with Democrat Ben Ross or Leslie Aker in the August 11 primary. Borah, a lone wolf figure, is noted for farm chats and anti entanglement stances while remaining a social recluse at home.
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Boise
Idaho
William E. Borah
Senate
Borah
Townsend
Byron Defenbach
Ralph Whitten
Gaines Pass
Tracy Coker
Shoshone
C. Ben Ross
Leslie Aker
Lone Wolf
Robertson and Company Accountants Firm Brief Notice
Oliver Eakle Brig, a partner at fH, V. Robertson & Company Accountants and Auditors Tax Counselors, is listed with phone contact 2-2038 for professional services.
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Oliver Eakle Brig
Fischer Opposes College Centralization Move in Denton
July 9 report shows F W Fischer, a governor candidate, denouncing a push to centralize all state supported colleges at Austin. He vows to block the plan if elected. Treasury receipts and expenditures are listed for July 7 with year to date figures, including a net balance of over 2.4 billion and customs growth.
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Denton
F. W. Fischer
Austin
Treasury
Washington
The
Kidney Trouble Prompts Night Waking Aid
The ad urges readers to diagnose kidney trouble by symptoms like backache nervousness and nighttime awakenings. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a tried remedy, claiming fifty years of effectiveness for cleansing kidneys, reducing uric acid and easing pains such as sciatica neuritis neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. A 35 cent package is advertised as a safe diuretic from Haarlem in Holland.
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Haarlem
Holland
World Power Conference Plans Draw Global Delegates
Delegates from all corners of the globe will join America’s top engineers and power authorities in Washington for the third World Power Conference on September 7. Nearly 1,000 foreign delegates from about 50 nations will meet with U.S. state officials to discuss utility regulation labor distribution rural electrification and national power development. The event is backed by the federal government technical societies and private utilities and includes tours of American factories and powerhouses. State appointments have been received for delegates from Connecticut North Dakota New Mexico and South Dakota.
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Washington
Globe
America
East
Middle West
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Joseph W. Alsop
Col
Edwin L. Taylor
Hartford
Harry L. Gandy
Mitchell
Economic figures and aviation note from Turkey
The report records emergency expenditures totaling 84 350 405 57 dollars and gross debt 33 638 360 98 dollars, down 30 565 517 25 from the prior day. Gold assets stand at 10 620 298 090 34 dollars. It notes rising amateur aviation interest among young Turks as flying and gliding gain popularity.
HOUSEWORK AND LOAN OFFERS AND WIDOWS SEEKING WORK
A reader at 601 Fillmore Street asks for published letters about local needs including a reader request. A widow at 800 Fillmore Street seeks work in exchange for prior housework. A two room house is offered for trade in exchange for daily light work at 501 Madison Street. A woman seeking general housework offers 20 cents per hour and provides contact details for 417 Buchanan Street and 20860 after 6 PM.
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Madison Street
Buchanan Street
Harvest Crew Cook Seeks Harvest Kitchen Role
Middle aged widow seeks a harvest crew cook position with experience and good health. Proficient in meal preparation for crews, able to provide references upon request.
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Tack
Fillmore Street
Lost dog notice from reader in our records
Dear Tack reports a missing small female dog described as white with lemon ears. The owner expresses deep distress and asks for help locating the pet. No further details on location or contact provided.
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Tack
Doans Pills Claim Kidney Flush Of Three Pounds A Day
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Pills claiming the kidneys flush out three pounds of waste daily. It urges use when urine is scanty and symptoms include backache fatigue and swelling, presenting Doan's as a long trusted remedy used by millions over forty years.
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Dean
Doan
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