Howland Family Hotel Enterprise Begins International Expansion
Marion Howland, a vivacious widow of forty, expands from a six room boarding house to a grand twenty room home. Her daughter Shirley, a social star, marries a wealthy radio magnate and joins a new life in luxury. Marion then purchases the family hotel in her son in law's absence, launching the Howland Chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion Howland
Board M Ing
Marion Howland
Mr. Aver
Miss van Antrip
Gadsby
Shirley
Marlon Howland
Shirley Howland
Marlon
Marion
Kenneth Howland
Hammond Johnson
Otis Greer
Howland
Lve
Wauiu
Boardiog
Llewellyn Lewes
Marton
Howland Chain
Status of Wildfowl Breeding Grounds in 1931 Report
E. Lee LeCompte cites drought and arid Canada nesting grounds reducing 1931 wildfowl migration. Saskatchewan and Manitoba reports warn of a dark outlook with potential season closures. North Dakota conference proposes 30 day open season, 10 bird daily bag limit, 20 possession, and banning baiting, with proposed cross border regulatory actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Canadian
Dominion of Canada
E. A. Etter
Province
Saskatchewan
Etter
J. A. Munro
Manitoba Free Press
North American
Great Plain
Northwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Manitoba
Bismark
United States of America
Edmonton
Alberta
E. Lee Le'compte
Coming Attractions At The Capital Theatre Dover
Capital Theatre in Dover offers a weekly line up with Wallace Beery in The Secret Six and The Back Page, Joan Crawford in Laughing Sinners and The Bride's Mistake, plus Victor McLaglen and Jeanette MacDonald in Annabelle's Affairs. Added features include New Rhythm, China Plates, Adventures in Africa and a mid summer furniture sale by M. K. Newnam with substantial price cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Beery
Bobby Jones
Joan Crawford
Victor McLaglen
Jeanette MacDonald
Annabelle
Africa
Veteran Explorer Falls From Bridge While Telling Yarn
An old-time explorer named Mace Liverwurst toppled from Verdigris river bridge after recounting a daring ascent in darkest Africa with Henry M. Stanley. Rescued by bystanders, he recovered with humor, while his wife offered him dry clothes and a wary welcome home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace Liverwurst
Nisgara Falls
Mace
Henry M. Stanley
Africa
Victoria Falls
Airplanes Fight Frost and Plant New Forests
Frost threatens delicate fruit crops worldwide and ground frosts are unlikely in cloudy weather. Airplanes are being used to emit smoke over orchards to keep trees warm at night and to distribute tree seeds over burnt lands to replant forests.
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Duick
Orme
IGA
Spadgetti
Tel Denton
Tember
Independent Grocers Alliance
Vitaphone
Lewis Stone
Jean Harlow
Beery
the Big House
Louise Fazenda
Mitzi Green
Jackie Searle
Hollywood
Reese Theatre
Marion Davies
Hive
Leslie Howard
John Hix
William Haines
Haines
RCA Gen. Electric Sound System
Aula
Adrio
Esskay
Frankfurts
SK Highland Maide Butter
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNU Service
Fowler
Marbis
Ivory
E.E. Withers
Bulova
Rona
Ernest D. Sturmer
Easton, Maryland
NEW Plaza
EATRE
Milford, Delaware
Lower
Delaware
E.C. Evans
Neil Hamilton
Hanford
Ruth
Janet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Hearst Metrone News Wednes
John Mack Brown
Marjorie Rambeau
Ogmopolitza Roductied
Jackie Cooper
Riciard DIX
Donovan
Baltimore
Dale
C. Leslie Walls
Market SI
Denton, Md
Thos. HW
Everngam
Denton
Journal
Northwestern States
Capital Theatre
Dover
M. K. Newnam
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