Property Owners Fight for New Light on Union Street
Property owners on West Church and Union streets win council approval to move a street light from West Washington Street to the Church Union intersection after a bitter council battle. The vote 23 to 2, with Mayor Miller opposing, followed safety surveys and protests over other proposed removals.
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Coucilman Duke
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Fourth Ward
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Nichols
Washington Street
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Muldericle
Wichola
Weaver
Third Ward
Movement aims to prevent self harm via nationwide flying squads
In Oakland on August 18 Rev. Robert Rehkugel 64 a retired Methodist minister launched a plan to form a national organization. He envisions flying squads of vigilant young people more numerous than Boy Scouts to watch for others in mental distress that could lead to death by own action. The Bigallic movement includes broader organizational goals.
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Oakland
Calif
Robert Rehkugel
Berry Season Nears End Says Carter Hill Grower
Olin Moore of Carter Hill, one of the area's largest berry growers, reports the berry season is about ended with most crops picked. Red and blackberries were of good quality despite heat and drought, while raspberries sold well for much of the season. Moore notes his overbearing red raspberry bush will continue yielding until winter.
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Carter Hill
the Journal
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North Dakota to Save Taxpayers 2 Million
North Dakota officials announce saving about 2 million dollars in interest by the state industrial commission calling 8.6 million dollars in real estate bonds from four to eleven years early. Bonds will be paid off July 1 1937 from a sinking fund totaling 7,855,666 dollars. The exact interest saving is 1,980,300 dollars.
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State Industrial Commission
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Landon train to be equipped as modern stage
United Press dispatches describe Gov. Landon’s presidential campaign train set as a mobile headquarters. The special train will include a rostrum with loudspeakers, food lights, sleeping cars, lounges, and office space for staff. News photographers and Papermen will have dedicated cars while journalists seek space for coverage. Colorado Republicans will board at La Salle to Pittsburgh trip with reporters seeking space.
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Sparta Fair Leaders Expand Navy Exhibit Plans
Sparta and Spartansburg community groups prepare for the annual fair with Navy program displays, new prize categories, and a Get or Sire glass livestock class. The paper notes many local families, church events, and civic announcements as residents rally for anticipated attractions and community activities.
Burch Family Reunion Held at Warner's Grove Corry Pa
The 34th annual Burch family reunion gathered Sunday August 16 1936 at Warner's Grove Corry Pennsylvania with about 135 relatives and friends from nearby towns. Officers elected included G Reed Wood president Charley Hall vice president and Dana J Olds secretary treasurer. The group noted nine deaths nine births and four marriages in the past year and planned to meet again at the same grove.
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Beggars Raise Ante In Pueblo Street Trade
Pueblo residents report beggars have increased their asks from nickels to dimes for bread and coffee, signaling a shift in street bargaining dynamics.
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Colo
Heat Kills 2200 Turkeys in Lenmoore California
In Lenmoore California two thousand two hundred turkeys valued at nine thousand dollars died of heat as temperatures spiked to around 110 degrees. The incident underscores risks to poultry during extreme heat events and the potential economic impact on farmers awaiting Thanksgiving demand.
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