Local Notes On Families And Services In Nada News
The item lists several local families and movements. Mr and Mrs Fred Popp, Mrs John Popp and children departed for a trip. Leo Heine and Alfred Berger families left for Shinn to attend Miss Caroline Rulets event. Peter Brenk, about 43, died at his sister’s home and was buried after services at Whirie parish. Funeral details indicate local community connections and weekly departures.
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Ami
Glen Foss
Ted Caer
Charis
Pashng
West
Fred Popp
John Popp
Leo Heine
Alfred Berger
Shinn
Garoltit
Gus
Sahorlimann Ox
Mona Peter Brenk
Frick Mornlir
Hay
Wrenbecka
Sawnay
Wba A
Local Families Visit Relatives and Celebrate Anniversaries
Mentz News notes Mr and Mrs WUHe Willes visiting relatives. Henry Ranshenin shares a reveal. Reuben Mentte and Mrs Hodice were bilers to Cat Spring Labor Day. Mr and Mrs W B Helftch and vines spent Sunday in Colum ur with Mr and Mrs Frank Wendel, who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs L6 Heenerke of ip Wstort Mira, WJ Bre daughters on Saturday eve.
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Rai Mark
Wuhe Willes
Repard
Henry Ranshenin
Reveatl
Reuben Mentte
Hodice
Bilers
W. B. Helftch
Vines
Columur
Frank Wendel
L 6
Heenerke
Mira
W. J. Bre
Dinner guests and visitors from Bernardo and Mentz area
BM and Mrs O J Glass and son, Mrs W J Braten and daughters of Mentz, Mr and Mrs Hillie Kotzebue and Willis, Mr and Mrs Bennis Frark and son of Bernardo were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Mnecke at Bernardo Wednesday night. Dr and Mrs Frank Miller and Greger were visitors Tuesday.
Local Notes on Guests and Visits at Chesterville
Chesterville society lists Mrs Chas Salladay as a summer guest of Mrs A Hoene and her afternoon attendance at the Methodist meeting at the Educational building. Clara Gra and Dorothy Kerney of San Antonio visit Clara’s parents. Graves family news. Mrs Charles P. Salladay spent the week with Mrs E. Larwin in Engle Lake. Fred Gertson and children of Pierce Junction visited with relatives. Selma Wills, working in Pierce Junction, spends Thanksgiving with her mother. Glen Jennings and Juma Teljara hosted as grandparents’ guests after a weekend visit.
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Chas
Po Salladay
A Hoenue
Clara Gra
Dorothy
San Antonio
Clara
Graves
Charles PB. Sullaray
E. Larwin
Engle Lake
Fred Gertson
Pierce Junction
M. E. Slob
Young Enlks
Altair
Borah and the Constration At Boise Speaks on Liberty
A fragmented report notes Senator Borah of Liha defending free speech and the press. He argued that peaceful progress hinges on liberty and constitutional government, citing a Boise Idaho address last Thursday.
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Borah
Liha
Iboise
Idaho
Ador
Women of the underworld rise and fall with gang life
The article surveys gangster-era women labeled public enemies and their fates. It recounts Vivian Chase and Ma Barker among others, noting how wives and girlfriends often shared danger, aiding men or facing violent ends as lawmen closed in. It also touches on political farming concerns and quotes citizens critiquing New Deal policies.
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Vivian
Alten
Het
August Lier
Lagu
Cathavry
Bremer
Barker
Rod
Rod” At Dow
Vivian Gordon
van Cortlandt Park
Bronx
Gus Kelly
Tne
Jack (Legs) Diamond
Diarmond
Brookivet
Vivien
Hase
Loabe
Lees Diamond
Giolige
Bonuir Parker
Clyde Barrow
Alvin Karz
Campbeil
de Atfantic Clautler
Aruda
Harry van Meter
Renafades
Two Man In Red
Dillinger
Lillian .Chessen
Vivian Chase
Alton
Potato Act Vote Sparks Constitutional Critique In Arizona
The Arizona Star of Tucson reports on Senator Borah and nine Republicans who supported a potato control act. It criminalizes growing over four bushels for sale without a special container and tax stamp, and criminalizes buying unstamped potatoes. The piece argues this federal reach threatens constitutional freedom and compares it to narcotics laws, warning of wide government power if constitutional limits erode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Senator Boraly
Borah
Senator Borah
Arizona
Star
Tucson
No Typical Farmer Becomes Successful Businessman
A regional farmer, Lyle Sutton of Manchester, markets 442 head at $19.00 per hundred pounds, receiving $12,191 by check. He plans to market more in a shore-line venture, proving profit over philanthropy as a business-focused producer.
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W. J. Randolph
George B. Simmons
Missouri
Washington
Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Ute
Benjamin
Wwe
Nobure
Beaigen Bucs
Lyle Sutton
Manchester
Tawr
Olbiér
Ipod
Unclear Source Fragment on Hit Person and Career
Fragmented text questions the hit person’s true identity and suggests, if involved in any business other than farming, he would have been a success. The partial quote implies doubt about the person’s ventures and reputation.
Franklin’s Century-Old Dilemmas Echo Modern Finance
Fragmentary notes discuss enduring money ethics and credit challenges. References to merchants, farmers, and repayment of principal appear amid puzzling phrases about cures and economic strain. The text hints at debt relief ideas and speculative remedies without clear actions or outcomes.
All Night Dance at the Schnemlt Wall
The fourth annual all night turkey strut dance took place near Columbus on Saturday night November 30. Blunt's orchestra provided the music with tax included admission. Attendees included Hinton, Prazav, Bruntt, Cooper and others who traveled to Fort Worth to witness the Hite Texas Christian University football game and returned praising their team.
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Columbus
Blunt
Hinton
J NW
Prazav
A. W. Bruntt
Cooper
Fort Worth
Unclear historical ad scribbles on beverage and events
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a beverage promotion with bold claims about value and substitutes. Mentions a four foot box and a case of nine six bottle cartons from a dealer. References Turkey Steubours Schtel Hall and Blume's orchestra with a November 30 date and tax included.
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Herrrnga
Turkey
Steubours_ Sehteldur
Blume
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Cabbage
Nada News
Mentz News
Chesterville News
Unite States
Eagle Market
Carter Walker
Stey Meat
Franklin
Bani Giptey
Schnemlt Wall
Kalina
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