Roosevelt Inauguration Sets Nation Afire With Democratic Victory
In Washington on March 4 1933 Franklin D Roosevelt and John N Garner were sworn in by Chief Justice Hughes and Charles Curtis respectively. A three mile parade with eighteen thousand marchers and forty seven bands celebrated the Democratic triumph ending twelve years of Republican rule. The event reached a national radio audience as Roosevelt promised a new era and called Congress into an extra session to lift the nation from low mood.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John D. Garner
Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Pres. Roosevelt
Charles Curtis
Garner
Roosevelt
White House
Executive Mansion
Congress
Primary election notice for Dun Can Township officers
Democratic voters in Dun Can Township are notified of a primary election on Saturday March 11 to nominate Trustee two Board members Clerk Assessor Collector Constable and Justice of the Peace. By order of Committee.
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Duncan Township
Roosevelt’s Cabinet Nominees Confirmed by Senate
The President's Cabinet nominees were confirmed Saturday. Cordell Hull, George Dern, Homer Cummins, James Farley, Claude Swanson, Harold Ickles, Henry Wallace, Daniel Roper, and Frances Perkins were approved for their respective posts in State War Attorney General Postmaster General Navy Interior Agriculture Commerce and Labor.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
George H. Dern
Utah
Homer S. Cummins
Connecticut
James A. Farley
New York
Navy
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Interior
Harold Ickles
Chicago
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa
Daniel G. Roper
South Carolina
Frances Perkins
Class Meeting Report At Hummel Wesley Group
Thursday afternoon at 2 p m the Hummel Wesley class met with Mrs Hermia Adams with seventeen members present Mrs Lou Carter led Scripture and prayer Mrs Rudloff gave an evangelism talk Response centered on Why I Should Belong To The Church Mrs Wicker sang Crossing The Bar and the group showed warm reaction
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Hummel-Wesley
Hermia Adams
Lou Carter
Rudloff
Club Meeting Highlights March 16 Social
The report notes Mrs. Haning Mrs. Josie Jones Mrs. Hoselton and Mrs. Pearle Thurlo joining the group. Next gathering with Mrs. Lou Carter set for March 16 at 2 pm with each member invited to bring two guests. Gingerbread raisin dip tea and candy featured at social hour. C. R.
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Haning
Josie Jones
Brassfield Brothers Hauling ad announces licensed service
Special notice from Brassfield Brothers offers hauling anywhere any time insured and coal available. Licensed by the Public Service Commission. Phone 215.
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Public Service Commission
Brassfield Brothers
Thurlo Improves Slowly After Prolonged Cast Recovery
H. N. Thurlo, confined to his room with a leg cast for weeks, is reported to be improving slowly. He has visited the hospital in Kirksville several times, though the recovery has not yet met hopes. Friends wish for a swift return to health.
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H. N. Thurlo
Kirksville
Local male quartet entertains Linnues Baptist Church crowd
The Sang At Linneus quartet composed of Duckworth Jones Williams and Williams sang to a large appreciative audience Sunday night at the Baptist Church in Linnues and received many compliments from the congregation. The quartet has accepted an invitation for an appearance at the Elm Street Methodist church in Chillicothe.
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Linneus
Messrs
Duckworth
Jones
Williams
Baptist Church
Linnues
Elm Street Methodist Church
Chillicothe
Lambert Family Hosts Warm Sunday Dinner in Enterprise
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Lambert entertained the immediate family at their Enterprise township home Sunday with a bounteous one o'clock dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Cotter, Mr. and Mrs. Will Cordary, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson.
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B. J. Lambert
Enterprise Township
B. J. Lambert and Son
S. C. Cotter
Will Cordary
Joe Johnson
Peters Implement Company offers reduced seed prices
Peters Implement Company advertises a full line of farm implements at reduced prices and promotes tested seeds including Red Clover, Timothy, Alsike Clover, Korean Clover, and Sweet Clover with per bushel and per pound rates. Also offers garden seeds with germination and purity guarantees.
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Peters Implement Company
Peters Imp. and Seed Co
Pleasant Hill Township Democratic Primary Nominates Ticket
Pleasant Hill township voters endorsed a Democratic slate in a Tuesday primary with cross over Republican support. Nominees include Oscar Johnson for Trustee Orville M Elliott for Collector D W Havens for Clerk and Assessor William Quigley for Constable W L Sayers for Justice of Peace C L Britton and W S Langdon for the Board.
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Pleasant Hill Township
Oscar Johnson
Orville M. Elliott
D. W. Havens
William Quigley
W. L. Sayers
C. L. Britton
W. S. Langdon
Democrats Nominate Ticket for Benton Township Offices
The Benton township Democratic convention at Electric Theatre nominated a full ticket led by J R Williams as chair and Mrs Alta McCormick, Mark Gooch, and Mrs Isabel Haley Gooch for collector. H L Fuller, J T Bennett and Elmo Schrock contested trustee with Schrock winning, Dwight Skeen won clerk and assessor on second ballot, Shanks and Kingsolver named board members, Oaks for constable, Turner for justice of the peace. Attendees from Purdin included numerous local residents.
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Benton Township
Electric Theatre
J. R.williams c
Guy Johnson
Purdin
Grice
N. W. Phillips
Alta McCormick
Mark Gooch
Isabel Haley Gooch
McCorthe
Alta Meeballot
Gooch
H. L. Fuller
J. T. Bennett
Elmo Schrock
Schrock
Dwight Skeen
Fern Street
John Gooch
John Shanks
Grafton Kingsolver
William Oaks
Constable
J. P. Turner
Justice of the Peace
A. S. Johnson
C. M. Johnson
George Johnson
Tom Street
J. S. Purdin
Ben Alexander
W. T. McGhee
D. G. Schrock
John Myers
Ray Lee
P. E. Cakerham
J. A. Street
Harrison Smith
Lee Foster
Mrs. Chas. Gooch
Roy Smith
Dayton Street
Elmer Wykoff
C. E. McGhee
Work Horses For Sale By Carl Porter
Three good work horses are offered for sale by Carl Porter. The listing notes sound health and strong work ability suitable for farms and heavy labor tasks.
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Carl Porter
Willing Workers Meet at Griffis Home for Quilt Frames
Mrs. Mary Griffis hosted a Willing Workers club gathering on a sunny Wednesday March 1. Attendees framed a wedding ring quilt, pieced tiny four patch blocks, and completed 175 patch blocks by 4 PM while a comfort was added to the frames. A busi ness meeting opened with a song and a contest named Mrs. Susan Green the winner. Members present included Mrs. Irene Christy and others.
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Mary Griffis
Susan Green
Irene Christy
Winter club meeting announced with list of members
Charlotte Haley and many ladies listed attend a club meeting. Visitors include Irene Garrett Stella Peters Lisa Griffis Alice Bundies Idris Garrett and others. March 15 will be with Mrs Mira Lay. All members urged to attend. Club Reporter
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Charlotte Haley
Iva Rhodes
Anna Hatch
Marie Vincent
Mira Lay
Mary Griffis
Nora Harris
Maude Christy
Mabel Brown
Laura Lay
Cecile Cotter
Susan Green
Cornelia Harris
Emma Bailey
Irene Garrett
Stella, Peters
Lissa Griffis
Alice Bundies
Idris Garrett
Phillis
Howard Lee Christy
Max Brown
Loy Harris
Charles Dwain Harris
Martha Ann Cotter
Bobbie Dean Christy
For Sale One Used Iowa Cream Separator
A used Iowa cream separator in first class condition is offered for sale by Harvey and Neet. The large size unit is described as well maintained and ready for operation. Potential buyers are invited to inquire for details and pricing.
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Iowa
Harvey & Neet
Township Candidates For Duncan Township Offices
In the Kingdom of Duncan a large slate of Democratic aspirants campaigns for township posts. Candidates mingle with neighbors this week and again on Saturday March 11 as they marshal forces and build support for the contest. The piece frames township races as training for higher office and praises the candidates as a worthy batch of hopefuls.
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Kingdom of
Duncan
Bill Defeats Move to Abolish Township Organization
The legislature failed to passage a bill to abolish township government. Many counties already vote to adopt the optional system and residents favor closer, cheaper local control. Township boards handle road repairs promptly and nominations and elections of local officers provide community involvement.
Recleaned Timothy Seed For Sale at Arnold Elevator
Timothy seed is offered for sale at 1.10 dollars per bushel by Arnold Elevator Co of Sumner Missouri.
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Arnold Elevator Co
Sumner, Mo
Building for Eternity Sermon Promised at First Baptist
Next Sunday morning the First Baptist Church presents Building for Eternity as the sermon theme. Many rely on a secure foundation but risk perdition. Rev. E John Meyers selects Avarice and Its Peril for the night talk. Roosevelt is cited on money changers from a Bible viewpoint. Choir practice moves to Mrs. Concluded’s home.
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First Baptist Church
E. John Meyers
Pres. Roosevelt
Banks in Missouri face nationwide bank holiday
Roosevelt declared a nationwide bank holiday after a Missouri state bank holiday had already closed banks in Jefferson City andOsage City. Banks in this city opened Saturday then closed Monday under federal order, with warnings of severe penalties for violations and calls for swift congressional action.
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Browning Savings Bank
Citizens State Bank
State of Missouri
O. H. Moberly
State of
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Financial
Washington
Senate
House
Republican Convention Set for White Oak Grove Church
Republican voters of Dun will hold a convention at White Oak Grove church on Monday March 13 at 2 p m to nominate a ticket for township offices in the upcoming township election. Committee members Mrs Hank Oliver W B Arnold signed the notice.
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Duncan Township
White Oak Grove
Hank Oliver
W. B. Arnold
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Glayds McCollum
A March 4 surprise birthday gathering filled the rooms as Glayds McCollum turned 28. Music came from two violins two banjos and a guitar with a large group of friends in attendance. The party adjourned around 2 00 AM after wishes for many more happy birthdays.
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Glayds McCollum
Gladys
Glen Cordray
Ora Overstreet
Cecil
Lloyd Spencer
C. W. McCollum
Wanda Fern
Art McCollum
Maudie Wyatt
Violet Coram
Tilda Bailey
Doris Watson
Helen Cordray
Virginia Cordray
Velma Minor
Bert Kirks
Charley Bevier
Albert Melvin
Lawrence
George
Horace Chaffee
Earl
Curt Helms
Rex
Cletis Bauer
Raymond Head
Billie Coram
Raymond Pearler
Noble Turner
Willie Krawl
Arson
Notable Attendees Named at Local Gathering
Gerald Hill and George Bailey led a list of attendees including Clifford Bailey Theodore Bailey Emer son Cordray Clyde Belzer Ovril Mott Anton Satman Ed Drew John Watson Randol Minor Leon Minor Paul Sell and Walter Watson at the event. One attendee noted as present.
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Gerald Hill
George
Clifford Bailey
Theodore Bailey
Emerson Cordray
Clyde Belzer
Ovril Mott
Anton Satman
Ed Drew
John Watson
Randol
Leon Minor
Paul Sell
Walter Watson
Mayor Anton Cermak Dies After Fatal Florida Shooting
Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago dies after a gunshot wound received in Miami about twenty days earlier. Giuseppe Zangara, who fired at President Roosevelt, is to be tried for first degree murder as Cermak’s death ends a heroic battle and Cermak’s body lies in state in Chicago.
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Cermak
Anto J. Cermak
Chicago
Miami
Florida
Giuseppe Zanzara
Roosevelt
Mr. Cermak
United States
Zanzara
Opportunity Cards Offer Farm Tips for Linn County
At the Linn County office of County Agent Hall a set of sixteen Opportunity Cards has been prepared. Each card provides brief farm saving and economy suggestions with specific directions. The cards are free on request and cover topics such as Grain Feed For Lambs Kill Sheep Worms Kill Poultry Worms Rations for Laying Hens Treat Potatoes for Scab Treat Seed Oats for Smut Feed for Beef Calves Lime the Livestock Better Quality Eggs Pay Best Save the Pig Crop and Sell Early Pigs in August.
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Torm
Seed Loans March 15 Arrangements in Linn County
Arrangements for Crop Production Loans for 1933 will be made at the Linn County County Agent's Office on March 15 with R C Glaze representing the St Louis Office of the Crop Production Loan Department of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Loans up to 300 dollars with a 54 percent interest rate are available. Applicants should arrive early to complete their applications before 8 am. Funds may be used for seed feed fertilizer and other crop production needs.
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Linn County
R. C. Glaze
St. Louis
Crop Production Loan Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Republican Convention For Benton Township Nominees
Notice to Republican voters of Benton township that a convention will be held at the Electric Theatre Browning on Saturday March 11 at 2 p m for nominating a township ticket. By order of Committee.
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Benton Township
Electric Theatre
Browning
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