Population on Plains Farms Holds Steady Despite Trials
A government study by Dr. Conrad Taeuber finds farm population in the Great Plains States remained almost stationary since World War I, with one fifth of U.S. farm residents in the ten states as of January 1, 1935. The rise from 1910 to 1935 was only 45,000, and relief needs were concentrated east of the dust bowl.
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Washington
Great Plains States
Conrad Taeuber
Ten Plains States
Taeuber
Plains States
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Courthouse Deed Transfers and Vehicle Registrations
Multiple warranty deeds recorded including P H Bidg to B E Roberts lot 10 block 28 at 1 750 dollars and H C MacFarland to J H Roberts 658 04, plus various transfers. Vehicle registrations list Ford Ford sedan Packard Coupe Hudson Plymouth DeSoto models with owners Mathew Schafle Ben Golding J W Ragland A D Foreman Mrs R B Wingate and others.
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P. H. Bidg. & Loan
B. E. Roberts
J. H
H. G. Maxfield
H. C. MacFarland
Roberts
Clyde D. Staves
R. J. Orsburn
Anna R. May
H. N. Wheeler
Loren Jones
Harry F. Smith
L. A. Echart
D. W. Wible
Eakle
Dees
Ford
Mathew F. Schafle
Packard
Ben Golding
Hudson
J. W. Ragland
Plymouth
A. D. Foreman
R. T. McDaniels
DeSoto
R. B. Wingate
Treasury position figures for Sept 8 reveal deficits
The treasury reports for Sept 8 show receipts of 23.92 million dollars and expenditures of 48.90 million, leaving a balance of 1.803 billion. Customs receipts for the month stand at 7.822 million, with year-to-date receipts near 718.472 million and expenditures at 1.161 billion, including 409.291 million in emergency outlays, producing a negative excess of 443.043 million and a gross debt of 33.361 billion. Gold assets total 10.734 billion, with a daily decrease of 2.772 million.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Walls and towers recall a siege from the past and coming wars
A castle wall stands strong though modern threats loom from the air. The piece recalls Heine’s verse on chivalry as old fortifications fade against new dangers.
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Heine
Gras Debeckt Jetzi den Turnierplatz
Through Alpine Tunnels Mussolini’s Italy Looms Over Europe
A travelogue passage describes a train through the Alps into Italy under Mussolini, noting Italian customs, landscapes, and history from antiquity to modern power. It highlights Italian resilience, vineyards on steep hills, terraced walls, and castles guarding valleys as the author considers civilization, nationhood, and power.
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Alps
Monsieur
Hannibal
Spain
Carthage
Pyrenees
Alpine
Italy
Caesar
Gaul
Roman
Napoleon
Austria
Mussolini
United States
England
Many Never Suspect Cause of Backaches
An Old Treatment Offers Relief by Targeting kidneys as the source of back pain. It notes kidney function as waste removal, listing symptoms like backache, swelling, and fatigue. The ad promotes Doan's Pills as a trusted remedy used by millions for over 40 years to flush waste from the blood.
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Dean
Doan
Spooky Is Uneasy Seeks Life in Busy Bayonne Neighborhood
In dialogue from a 1936 Burgess story, Spooky envies Chatterer’s bustling home in Bayonne France while Chatterer cites location as the draw. The clock museum talk and urban vivacity highlight differing living desires as the characters debate quiet versus activity. The snippet ends with the upcoming tale title Spooky Is Uneasy.
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Coleman Dea
Yad Ph Tain
Amarillo
Polk St
Courthouse Records
Tri-Way Garage
Plerce ST
Ingre
Ralph Richardson
Mision Theater
H. G. Wells
California
Bayonne
France
Spooky
Chatterer
T. W. Burgess
Cockerell Lokey
Seiberling
Post Office
7Th Street
Julius Caesar
Ais
Maraby
Calvert
Aya Tin Uay
Uat
Stretgne
Calvert’s
Calvent
Etrsigh
Philco
Cimenes
Imiure
Nunn Electric CO
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