Fine School Completes Four-Day DeKalb Cooking Series
The DeKalb Chronicle reports a four day cooking school at DeKalb Theatre led by Mrs Alma E Hunt with about 500 attendees daily. Topics included Old Fashioned Friends in New Fashioned Hills Material Side of Life and Enchanted housekeeping plus demonstrations on smokeless broiling quick breakfasts and frying.
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DeKalb Chronicle Kins
DeKalb Theatre
Alma E. Hunt
Peck
Dancing Academy
Mrs. Hunt
Hoover and McNary Talk Farm Relief Meeting
Senator Charles McNary after conferring with Secretary Hoover announced that Hoover accepts the presidential nomination with sympathy for the distressed farm population. The talks followed by McNary and Hoover include other cabinet members as conferences plan for farm relief measures.
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Avashinston
Charles J. McNary
Oregon
McNary-Hauzen
Herbert Linover
Presidencia Nominer
Hoover
Ecommerce Department of Aelock
McNary
Lory McNary
Ames W. Good
Hoovers Vim
Ais
Karens
Tl Wuaker
Cuetterior Work
Treaery
Mellon
J and
Edgart Rice
New
Prmer
Belgium
Washington
U.R
Charles N. McNary
McNary-Haueen
Coolidge
Community Cooking School Draws Praise as It Closes
Local residents including Mrs. Mannie McQueen and Mrs. Elmer Jud praise the cooking school in Cortland for being helpful and interesting. Attendees say they have enjoyed every day and consider the program a success from start to finish.
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B. Do
Fiallagher
Mies
Mannie McQueen
College Avenue
Enoch Anderson Cortland
Jharnes
Alyse von Ohlen Cortland
Propaganda Probe Uncovers SW Utilities Publicity Campaign
Washington reports the FTC has exposed a new propaganda drive by utilities in the Southwest costing about a year’s worth of power. Open hearings resume next Tuesday with over 20 publicity men set to testify. Details include a secret alliance with Ging & Company and biased civics texts, Louisiana and Mississippi school orientations, ties between William Chant and the Associated Press, and subsidized magazines promoting utility interests.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Southwest
Utilities
Ging & Company
New Orleans
LG South- Western College
Louisiana
Mississippi
William Chant
Joan
Texas
Associated Press
Grant
Presse
Ford Utilities
Texas Collezes
Thoroghly
Texas Colleres
Davis
Dallas
Koa
Iuhfeo Servier
Hodo Ceutemg
Samuel Tagull
Ostyer Power Iterests
Young Man to Operate New Local Business Here
Henry W. Prentien of Nas will assume active charge of the Linvernway Account Adjustment business on July 11, succeeding Mrs Schoonmaker who has run it for several years. Prentien, a Northwestern University commerce graduate, will manage credit bureau alignment and account collections in keeping with the previous standards.
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Chronicle
Henry W. Prentien
Linvernway
Hstead
Areniy
Erad Ti Tist Pede Freon
School of Commerce
Northwestern Unversity
Northwestern
Credit Borean Or
Ganizations
Navy Flyer Down After Start of Flight
Navy flight officer Lieut Arthur Gavin attempted a world altitude record flight for seaplanes carrying 4200 pounds aboard PN-12 No 29. He lifted off shortly before 10 AM but encountered complications and later resumed, then was forced to abort again later in the day.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Gavin
Fortiey
Pdvics
Mm. Wily
America
Flood Damages Near Dunklin County Cause Massive Losses
Flooding from two breaks in the St Francis river levee north of Kennett inundated about 70 000 acres of Dunklin county farmland and displaced 15 200 families. The breaks, each several feet wide, sent water across cotton and other crops, sweeping away stock and prompting national guardsmen and volunteers to reinforce weak points. Red Cross tents were set at the Dunklin county fairgrounds to shelter rural families. Meanwhile hail storms caused million dollars in wheat losses in adjacent areas.
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Kennett
St. Francis River
Dunkilin County
Kenanen
Fife
Hng
St. Francis
Brown Percy
Red Cross
Dunklin County
White River Valley
Stevens
Ture Welenet Schoffner
Auverne
Walliey
Far Bureau
Chamber of Commerce Meet Draws Small Attendance
The Chamber of Commerce event at Innovation proved sparsely attended as merchants and affiliated members were urged to attend for future planning. Delos I. dames presented on closer cooperation with city officials and rural communities, while a vaudeville act sought to lift spirits between serious discussions. President Glen W. Reynolds outlined factory prospects and a possible Hawt factory project, with next week’s industrial committee meeting to seek a definite conclusion with the Chamber leadership.
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DeKath Chamber
Eithe
Gome
Chivaro
Mischief Case Dismissed Before Justice Rowe
This morning Justice Rowe dismissed the malicious mischief charge against Maynard Eiheser for tearing down a building at the Conewdine and Hothe site. The case against Gordon & Son, over obstruction by cars on South Sixth Street near the township line, was also dismissed. Frank Fuller, Township Highway Commissioner, had charged obstruction by Gordon firm vehicles. cars have been removed.
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Justice of the
W. HL
Rowe
Maynard Eiheser
Frank Fuller
Gordon
Brule Sees Great Boom In 1920s Market Hype
The article portrays a bustling scene as investors and readers note a surge in speculative activity and real estate interest. It references figures like BK M Standing and James Cooke, with mentions of political figures and local officials reacting to rising rents and housing demand amid overall economic optimism.
Weather outlook for Great Lakes region and plains
Forecast shows increased cloudiness and periods of showers tonight with more on Sunday. Warmer near sections, then variable temperatures near normal across the Upper Mississippi, Lower Missouri valleys, and northern central Great Plains.
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Merchand St
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Missouri
Ami
Great Plains
Storms Delay Ocean Hopflight Attempt by Earhart and Bell
Severe storms in the western Atlantic postpone a trans Atlantic flight attempt by Amelia Earhart in the Priemiship and Mabel Bell aboard The Colorale. Weather hindered takeoff as crews worked to gain sufficient fuel and overcome air conditions.
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St. Dotns
Atlantic
Amelia Earhart
Mabel Bell
Earhart
Newton
Hundreds Attend Final Rites For Renowned Judge
Hundreds gathered at a home and lawn ceremony for the late federal judge Chidge as tributes poured in from law circles and politics. Judge Samuel Alsehuler delivered a eulogy at the house before a motorized procession carried floral pieces to Franklin Grove cemetery in a somber farewell.
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Tate Ten
Ana C. Cliffe
Jndee
Chidge
Jane
Kiev
Theodore Lraneh
St. Jet's Eyaseapal
O'Clouk
Mraneh
Judse Muel Alsehuler
United States Court of Appeals
Alsehuler
Cliffe
Law Association
Chicarco
Chicago
Pyewuere
Franklin Grove
Kempster
Creston
N. Larson
I. L. Elmendorf
DeKalb
Art Lennox
Hal Roberts
Kenneth Church
Dixon
Hunters Press on for General Nobile in Arctic Drift
Two dog teams scoured the ice near Kings Bay Spitzbergen for General Umberto Nobile and the Italia crew. The Braganza arrived with relief and planned cooperation with the Hobby and Amundsen teams as weather worsened.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Umberto No‘bile
Braganza
Trajan
Brandy Bay
Doe
Hobby
North Cape
Riiser-Larsen
Italia
Ree-Dlock
Amundsen
Oslo
Norway
Roald Amundsen
United Press Today
Lieut
Dietrichson
Umberto Nobile
Bergen
Nobile
John Sellgren Stricken at Sycamore Home
Mohn P. Sellgren a longtime Sycamore resident was stricken with paralysis at his home yesterday and lies in a coma after a stroke. He is the father of Mrs. Wahlgren of Cortland and his illness alarms his family and friends as his condition remains serious.
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John Sellgren
Sycamore
Mohn P. Sellgren
Sevleven
Wahlgren
Cortland
Infant Passes Away at Five Months in North City
Infant child Gene Schafer, five months old, died last evening at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Schafer of North Ninth Street after a brief illness. Survived by sister Betty Lou age three and numerous friends. Funeral services were held this morning with burial at Clear Lake Town. The Schafer family has lived in the city for several years.
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Gene Schafer
Frank Schafer
North Ninth Street
Betty Lou
Clear Lake
Miss Allene Huestis Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Allene Huestis daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Huestis of South Third street in training at St Charles hospital Aurora underwent an appendicitis operation at Aurora hospital this morning at ten o clock. Family members left early today to be with her during the procedure.
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Allene Huestis
Robert Huestis
South Third Street
St. Charles Hospital
Aurora
Aurora Hospital
Many Tags are Sold in This City by Girls
Have a Heart tags were in demand as volunteers from Volunteers of America sold red hearts today. Several prizes awaited top sellers and fundraisers planned to stay in the business district into the evening. Most shoppers supported the cause by buying the tags.
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Volunteers of America
Man Found Sleeping Along Cement Road East of DeKalb
Police received a report of a man lying along the cement road east of DeKalb. Investigators concluded he had grown tired and decided to nap, not that he was injured.
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Cement Road
Here
DeKalb
Curtis the jockey boy who rose to VP candidate
Kansas City dispatch recalls Charles Curtis born near North Topeka who rose from jockey on Kansas tracks to prosecutor of Shawnee County and eventual Republican vice presidential candidate. It highlights his Indian ancestry, reserve roots on the Kaw river and his studious rise through journalism and law.
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Kansas
Kansas City, Mo
Charles Curtis
Chief White Plume
Kansas Tribe of Indians
Kansas Plains
Charlie” Curtis
North Topeka
Kas
Topeka
Shawnee County
Borah
Norris Attacks Republican Platform As Aids To Power Needs
Senator Norris denounces the Kansas City platform as a disappointment to progressives and a direct slap at farmers. He attacks silent references to water power, naval oil leases, Boulder Dam, Muscle Shoals and a lame duck amendment while naming Hoover backers and machine politicians as benefiting from the convention.
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Washington
Kansas City
Norris
Water Power Trust
Federal Trade Commission
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
Lame Duck
Fess
Ohio
Moses
New
Hoover
Republican Party
Power Trust
Hoovers
Doughertys
Sinclairs
Dohenys
Falls
Smoots
Hayses
Lemoots
Fesses
Machine
Hoover Curtis Ticket Unites Republicans After Convention
Delegates dispersed across the nation after nominating Herbert Hoover for president and Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas for vice president. Curtis aims to keep farmers loyal, pledging relief within the party’s power, while Republicans map strategy for the campaign and emphasized unity after a bitter nominating fight.
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Kansas City
O.R
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Curtis
Hoover
West
Farm
Pol Tincher
Tincher
Sofar
McNary-Haugen
Coolidge
How Hoover Won His Way
Washington dispatch highlights the life of Herbert Hoover, tracing a rise from truck gardener and laundry worker to engineer and relief administrator. It notes his Quaker heritage, western birth, education at Leland Stanford, and early relief efforts in China, with marriage to Lou Henry and a 1900 Boxers siege experience in Tientsin.
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Washington
U.P
Hersbert Hoover
Mississippi
Commerce Secretary
Oregon
Leland Stamford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Hoover
New Mexico
California
Colorado
Australia
United States
Lou Henry
Monterey
Sweet Heart
China
Tientsin
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Jack Iseman
U. S Navy
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Long Iskind
Brule
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