Charlottesville Couple Married at Last Wednesday Ceremony
John Craft of this place and Miss Helen Clayton of Tarboro North Carolina were married last Wednesday. They will make their home here. The Eakins Dog and Pony Circus will have a show here Wednesday night with an ice cream festival Saturday night hosted by the Friends church Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craft
Helen’ Clayton
Tarboro
N. C
Clifford Matthews
Spiceland
Earl Parker
Edward Owens
Evansville
Flora Bell
Walter
Owens
Carol
Charles Hudson
W. R. Johnston
Indianapolis
Thomas BP. Nelson and Son
Lee Duran
South
Texas
Clemma Presnell
Bessie
St. Louis
Russell Hastings
Clyde Sutton
Milford
Harry Jessup
Robert Morris
Claud Cass
Cecil Passage
Shirley
Lon Thomas North
Here
Claude Walker
Inez Johnston
Margaret Smith
Sherman Smith
Walter Woods
Ralph Zaph
New Castle
Reginald Shultz
Springfield
Ohio
Jeannette Wales
Martha Wales
van Wales
Columbus
Riley Park
Anna Carroll
Chicago
Mary Elizabeth Kidwell
Johanna Nichol
Maxine Shields
Lawrence
Eakins Dog and Pony Circus
Friends Church Aid
Tex Leaves Lone Ranch In Quiet Farewell
Johnny helps run the Kanab Desert ranch after Tex departs with a warning to be prudent. Over three weeks Johnny drives Pink and Pod as he and the boys toil to keep the operation moving. A month later, Jim Delevan praises Johnny from the porch as the ranch runs in tip top order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Johnny
Pink
Pod
Utah
al Burrows
Jim Delevan
Cowboy dialogue hints at loyalty and escalating costs
In a ranch setting Delevan praises Pink Pod for hard work while hinting at rising wages as Johnny prepares a southern trip. Ronny and Johnny share a tender moment as tension over Tex grows. A late-night intrusion by Pink signals trouble before a continuation. A separate political note argues taxation must rise to fund spending.
RECORD SPENDING BY CONGRESS AND ROOSEVELT ERA
Roger Babson notes that Congresses have appropriated over 39 billion dollars through 1935 including Reconstruc tion Finance Corporation appropriations. He contrasts this with a hypothetical one dollar per minute saving since year start, and cites current administration spending at about ten thousand dollars per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roger Babson
Slats Diary Uneven Week Reflections and Odd Purchases
Slats records a week of small misadventures and family notes. He mentions agreeing with Uncle Hen on Sunday about fishing and heat, buying clues and installment prices, a Jew store offering cash or installments, a rich married woman traveling for health, and a quarrel that left him feeling unwelcome. He notes government lake construction lacking water, wishes for snowy mountains, and a nagging neighbor seeking a lawyer with a free fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unkel
Henri
Jane
Eddy
The Family John Joseph Gaines Md
An article argues chewing tobacco harms digestion by wasting saliva not nicotine. It links chronic acid imbalance to ulcers and stomach distress, sharing a case of relief after stopping chew before meals. It ends criticizing political tax spending and public debt.
The Public Debt Is the People's Burden
A historical analysis argues that the United States holds a national debt of more than 53 billion dollars, highlighting the per capita burden of 415 dollars and a family of five facing over 2000 dollars, urging accountability for those who caused the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Charlottesville
Mary C. Jessup
Nowotne & Son
Fostoria Glassware
H. Pennington
Alhambra Bldg
Knightstown
New
Alhambra
Knightstown, Ind
Arizona Raiders
Sun-Mon
W. C. Fields
Ronny
Delevan
Quienes
Robinson
Poosemelt ‘Gas
Department OF the
Gov't
G. E. Radios
Carthage Radio and Appliance Shop
Hubert Hunt
Graham - Gem
Abercrombie Jewelry Store
Rushville, Indiana
Chester C. Bolton
By Oliver N. Warren
John Joseph Gaines
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Daniel
Howard Tetrick
Carthage
Tetrick
Furnish Motor Car CO
New Castle, Ind
Dr. Waters
Eye Service
Knightstown Furniture Co
Knightstown, Indiana
General Electric
Sharer & Moore
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