Woodmen Circle shows rise in insurance figures
The Annual Statement of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle for 1934 reports insurance in force totaling 10,500,748 with a 6 percent rise over the prior year and a 72.7 percent gain in certificates issued. Juvenile insurance reached 7,848,811 with 27,562 members. total income was 9,858,701.23 and assets 28,771,148. Ledger accounts end at 28,088,866.84. The fraternal group, headquartered in Omaha, NE, lists 133,000 members and over 208,000,000 in insurance in force with officers Mrs. Deru Alexander Tally and Mrs. Mamie Long.
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Ahanniel
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circe
Woodmen Circle
Bae Sit Alif Ane
Nasela
Woodmen Cirle
Legal Reserve Fraternal Benefit Society
Omaha
Nek
Deru Alexander ‘Tally
Itiow
Mamie
Long Nations
North East Man Steals to Feed His Children
A North East man, age 48, faced Judge William B. Hirt on Tuesday with a case tied to unemployment and a large family. He admitted breaking into a chicken coop on Michael Loven Lisiki’s Moorheadville Road property, stealing 32 chickens, a sack of beans, and a nut. Judy Hirt postponed sentencing to Monday, July 4. Ogden River Sets Record as storms raise water flow to two year high in Ogden Utah.
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Wrea
Oma
RF. D
North East
Tod
William B. Hirt
Michael Loven Lisiki
Moorheadville Road
Harborerenke
Lwp
Judy Hirt
Ogden River
Ogden
Utah
Ulan
Estimate of Losses in Dust Regions Hard to Obtain as Storm Continues
Central Press report from Harrisburg on April 1 details ongoing dust storms across southwest wheat regions. Loss estimates exceed 200 million dollars in one day with total winter wheat heavily damaged, 28 percent abandoned, and a possible bread price rise as farmers abandon farms or cling to ruined land seeking recovery.
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Washington
Stanley Carroll
Plains
H. H. Bennett
U. S. Soil Erosion Service
Regi
Department of Agriculture
Gollara
Department
Ooma
Bioken
High Pupils Eligible for Twain Contest
Harrisburg May 3 Pennsylvanians high school boys and girls under sixteen may compete in a Mark Twain Centenary literary contest. Manuscripts up to 2000 words must be submitted by October 1 to the Mark Twain Centennial Committee Hannibal Missouri. One prize will go to the best essay from each rate territory and a grand prize for the best essay in the United States.
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Harrisburg
Frigid snap ends belated spring wear in Comn
May 18 opened cold and cloudy in Comn with sleet and biting winds. Forecasters expect a gradual warmup by Thursday and Tuesday's highs to reach near seasonal levels. Residents abandon spring attire for winter garments as cold persists and fires rekindle. Snow reported in some eastern areas as temperatures edge up slowly.
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Comn
Chiles
Olygan
Mercury
Merger of Bradford and Kane Plants in Tennessee
May 1 report states Swanson Concrete Products of this city and Bradford Building Block of Bradford merge but operate under their own names for now. W. J. Swanson says Bradford’s M. I. Conroe heads Bradford. Plant shifts to building rocks and septic tanks with other Bradford projects. potential new jobs expected. In Chattanooga, seventeen former Navy men form Ex-Navy Legion to boost Navy ties and city Navy consciousness.
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Bradford
Swanson
Navy Legion
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Erie Man Kidnapped in Chicago By Robbers
Erie man Lres renan aged 4 was abducted in front of the Hotel Sherman by two men who forced him to drive as they robbed him of a diamond, a skeleton pin, and $20. The victim was later dropped near the west side ride and reported injured.
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Chicago
Lres Renan
Uo Taos Puainies
Diatster
Henlvin
Iu Store Company
Sil Ho
Sherman
Tito Tas Deab
Cabiiver
Hope Fades for Slash in Erie School Taxes
Brig, May 1. Harrisburg informs Erie school officials that the 1935-80 tax cut prospects have faded the outlook for reductions. The state owes $48,000 to the district and full payment for the present biennium is unlikely while a $9 million requisition looms to be trimmed to about $2 million. Bond interest due this year will be refunded and teacher pay restoration remains unresolved. A strong lobby opposes extending the 10 percent salary cut law, forcing districts to restore wages if the law ends. The Improvement League pushes for tax relief and elimination of the per capita tax, with signals they may be denied.
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Brig
Harrisburg
Uing
Brie Improvement League
Tursday
Denfer
Administrator's Notice In Re Estate of Lydia Plexs Corry PA
Walter L. Peake attorney Corry PA announces Letters of Administration granted for Lydia A Plexs of Corry Erie County PA. He requests all debts to be paid and all claims presented to Henry Ploss administrator at 111 Lemon Street Corry PA without delay.
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C. B. Colegrove
Charles
Colegrove
Chas
B. Colegrove
Concord
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Wille
Mile County
Bellebe
Concord Township
Corry
Walter H. Scott
J. Hanvard Duke
City of
Register of Wills
Ralph Parker
Lydia A. Plexs
Tate
State of Pennsylvania
Henry Ploss
Lemon Street
Walter L. Peake
Faint OCR Fragments Describe Wiley Drivin Frank Event
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a driving incident involving Wiley and Frank with unclear dates or location. The text is too garbled to establish names, outcomes, or precise context. Further readable lines needed for a reliable summary.
Fragmentary note on Cove, Ghrare start and Watt’s event
A partial OCR fragment mentions Cove and Ghrare starting a event at two. It also references Watts and an implication of timing or location. The text is incomplete and uncertain.
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