Editorial Calls for Vigilant Press and Public in Budget Fight
The Saturday Evening Post editorial urges national union through elections and criticizes rising taxation and government growth. It argues only persistent public scrutiny and reform can curb graft, lower deficits, and protect taxpayers from expansive, misused power while urging self reliance and reduced government activity. It notes potential rail and highway lobbying as states prepare new bills and warns of lobbying corruption.
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Taxason
Taft
Hoover
At the Helm In Time of Need in Conference
Railway executives and highway users join in a conference to avoid special legislation harming either side. They plan a joint program of agreement and regulation to protect fair interests of both industries and the public, with government support to be sought. The reversal of the usual adversarial procedure will be watched widely.
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Oace
Missionary Societies Meet at Mrs Blair’s Home
The Missionary Societies of the Methodist Episcopal church gathered yesterday at Mrs. May Blair’s West Wayne Street home with Mrs. Harold Dietzel leading devotions and Mrs. C. H. Heath guiding. They discussed a November 16 silver tea and plans to mail a Christmas box to SheField Home. donations can be given at the next meeting or to Mrs. Lina I. Saxton. Mrs. R. S. Dewey presented two vocal solos during the program hour. Seventeen ladies attended.
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Missionary Societies of the Methodist Biscopal Church
May Blair
West Wayne Street
Harold Dietzel
C. H. Heath
Christ Alan
Sheffield
Lina I. Saxton
R. S. Dewey
Blair Servea Jello
Quiz on History and World Affairs
Questions inquire about 1930 Erie county registration the armistice date chief religions in China the Hero of New Orleans the burgess of Suieger town and the author of a cryptic line about knowledge.
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Erie County
China
New Orleans
Suieger Town
Death claims grid expert in New Hampshire
Hanover, N H Nov 10 Edward Kimball Hall, 6% chairman of the rules committee of the National Source Football Association died of a heart attack at his home today after a two week illness. Hall had long served on the football rules committee, alongside Tate Walter Camp.
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Edward Kimball Hall
National Sourge Football Association
Hall
Tate Walter Camp
Hollywood Film Shop Gossip and Studio Anecdotes
Hollywood highlights from a United Press report cover Sam Amundsen’s shift from chauffeur to film comedian in Fox’s Piet 12, Gary Cooper’s Grinnell College tie in, and industry odds and ends. Extras’ pay, lighting tricks, and a note on Harold Livg’s shooting totals accompany miscellaneous remarks from the era.
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United Press
Hollywood
Calif
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Sam Amundsen
Raoyl
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Amundsen
Cooper
Grinnell
Supervisors Hold Annual Convention in Erie
Erie November 10 Twenty seventh annual convention of the Erie County Supervisors and Auditors association opened in the court house with 110 present Senator Joseph R Zeisenheim and E Turner president welcomed the group Speakers included Milton W Schaffner and county commissioners The executive committee reported and a luncheon followed in the Church of the Covenant The afternoon program began at 1 00 p m with an address by J R Hadlock and speakers Dani Jones Paul Grossman and H O Wheelock Major W A Supplee county engineer led the program through the day
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Erie
Erie County Supervisors’ and Auditors’ Association
Court House
Joseph R. Zeisenheim
IE. Turner
Milton W. Schaffner
Lie
Erie County
Juscheon
Church of the Covenant
J. R. Hadlock
Dani Tones
Paul Grossman
Agricultural Extension
H. O. Wheelock
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
W. 4. Supplee
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement extols Creomulsion as a fast acting cough remedy backed by science. It claims the product is harmless and pleasant to take with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved, urging readers to consult their druggist.
Sherman Well Is Completed In Sherman Village
Sherman Nov 10 The Layne Company completed a well to supply the village with water. Equipment shipped, pump house work to start soon. The well passed chemical and volume tests with 89 gallons per minute, exceeding requirements. At the village board meeting, Meas Beusink Croseatt Wallace Buell and B J Hunt were awarded 50 dollars for damages from drilling Lost wells. The mayor was authorized to oversee graveling on Mud street and assign the gravel contract to the lowest bidder.
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John Croseatt
Wallace Buell Estate
B.J Hunt
Carter's Liver Pills Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for a sluggish liver and bloating. It portrays better digestion, lighter bowels, and elimination of foul breath, urging readers to trust the product’s gentle action and ease of use. The piece cites packaging and price details from the era.
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Ema Wien
Maida
C. M. Co
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