Olson Death at Mayo Hospital Shocks Minnesota
Gov. Floyd B. Olson of Minnesota dies of cancer at Mayo Hospital. The late governor, nicknamed skipper, was a combative liberal figure known for prosecutions and reform acts. His career included city hall cleanups, a 1934 riot crackdown, and a 1930 victory to governorship amid farm crisis and party splits.
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Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Mayo Hospital
Page
Capitol
Olson
Theodore Christianson
Labor State Central Committee
Minneapolis
State
Farmer-Labor
First Congregational Church Posts August Service Pause
No services will be held at First Congregational Church during August under Pastor E Tate. The church notes a monthly suspension affecting all worship and activities scheduled for the period.
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First Congregational Church Co
E. Tate
Lutheran Services In Big Timber And Melville
Lutheran Church announces English services in Big Timber at 11 a m and in Melville at 3 p m. Prayer meeting scheduled Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock led by Pastor A A Holbeck.
St. Mark's Episcopal No Service On August 30
St. Mark's Episcopal Church announces no worship service on August 30 led by Rev. E. Leslie Rolls, the vicar.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal
E. Leslie Rolls
Sunday church services and masses schedule
The Evangelical Church led by Claire L. Harris holds church school at 10 a.m and morning worship at 11. E L C E offers services at 7:15 p.m and 8 p.m. St Joseph's Catholic Church with Fr Schuh conducts Mass at 9 a.m on the second Sunday and at 10:30 a.m. on the fourth Sundays.
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the Evangelical Church
Claire L. Harris
St. Joseph’s
Fr. Schuh
Church of God M. J. Sanberg Service Schedule
The Church of God announces Sunday activities led by Minister M. J. Sanberg including Sunday School at 10 a.m. a devotional hour at 11 a.m. and an evangelistic service at 8 p.m. All events are open to attendees seeking spiritual instruction and worship.
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Church of God
M. J. Sanberg
Meaning and origins of government white papers and color books
The term white paper refers to government reports on various subjects printed for official purposes. During the late war nations published color coded books such as German white book, British blue book, French yellow book, Russian orange book, Austrian red book, Italian green book to justify their stances.
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Parliament
Privy Council
Borneo Priests Use Sun-Poles to Mark Seasons
Borneo's calendar relies on eight foot sun-poles placed in each district. Priests observe the noon shadow to time spring plowing and seed time. They mark the dates in secret and later demand tithes for guiding farmers to the seasons.
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Borneo
India Records Seventeen Calendars in Use Across States
The article lists seventeen distinct calendars in use across India for regional and official purposes. It names Assamese Bengali Bikrami Punjabi Burmese Gregorian Gujarati Hindoo Jewish Kanarese Marathi Malayalam Marwari Mohammedan Oriya Parsee Tamil Telugu and notes their regional adoption.
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India
Bombay
Marwar
Ceylon
Telegu
Madras
Banking System Shows Progress in State Chartered Banks
A American Bankers Association report from New York shows continued improvement in state chartered banks with total resources of 35.72 billion as of December 31, 1935, up from 32.68 billion a year earlier. Deposits rose 12 percent, investments grew about 2 percent, and profits increased in 37 of 42 states surveyed, signaling a recovery in the sector.
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New York
State Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Committee On State Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
State
Bankers Back 4 H Club Work Supports Agriculture
A New York City bank executive donated 500 dollars to the Agricultural Committee of the State Bankers Association to promote 4 H Club activities in the state. The report notes strong banker extension worker cooperation, with Tennessee bankers highlighting agricultural programs and Georgia bankers backing a College of Agriculture Marketing Project, focusing on retail carb market roadside marketing and standard canned products.
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New York City
Agricultural Committee
State Bankers Association
Tennessee Bankers Association
Georgia
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Farm accounting reveals lessons for Wisconsin farms in 1920s style
An analysis of detailed farm records in Wisconsin, as reported by the Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association, concludes two main points. Investment costs, including interest and depreciation, make up two thirds of farm expenses, largely independent of production levels, so operating near capacity minimizes per unit costs and avoids costly investments. It cautions against overpaying for land or oversized structures and stresses judging true savings by long term income impact, suggesting home grown produce and cured meats as economical alternatives.
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Wisconsin
Bulletin
the Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers Association
Farm family budget funds improve living comforts
Money saved from the family food budget can be used toward purchases that make the farm home more comfortable and pleasant. It highlights the need for a better place to live and a plan to use savings wisely.
Willow-ware Pattern Legend of the Turtle Doves
The Willow pattern depicts a Mandarin’s house by a river with a boat and orange tree, a garden cottage, a bridge, and a river island. A daughter’s forbidden romance with her father’s secretary ends in elopement and tragedy, turning the lovers into turtle doves. The tale appears in 1849 English magazine, with no proven Chinese origin.
Public Administrator's Return for 1936 in Sweet Grass County
Public administrator reports estates received January 1 to June 30 1936 in Sweet Grass County Montana. Estate of Joseph J Gallagher shows cash balances and receipts totaling 81.36 with disbursements of 75.00 leaving 6.36, plus 230.35 due on chattel mortgage and uncollected accounts receivable.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweet Grass
Joseph J. Gallagher
Ceree
D. M. Traver
Sweet Grass County
Public Administrator delivers 1936 estate report for Sweet Grass County
Estate summaries for Gates Forsythe Phillips show no property received or disbursed except Albert L Phillips personal property 977.65 valued by former executrix. D M Traver, public administrator, swears the report lists all estates received January 1 to June 30 1936 with receipts and disbursements. Notary Chas W Campbell witnesses. Pub July 30 to Sept 24 1936.
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Marion L. Gates
Andrew O. Forsythe
Albert L. Phillips
Chas. W. Campbell
Montana
Big Timber
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