Treasury Report Highlights 1932 Expenditure Cuts and Surplus
The administration reports 1932 ordinary expenditures at 3.795 billion dollars after department reductions of 755 million from initial requests. Deficit projections were turned into a surplus of 824.06 million, debt fell from 23.977 billion to 23.008 billion by June 1933, with further reductions noted and praise for congressional accountability in spending.
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Sret
United States
Congress
Buseau
Auction Sale Of Farm Animals And Equipment
Public auction to be held at my place 11 miles southwest of Linten on section 6 181 77 Friday October 20 1923. Items include work horses two year old two year old colts twelve cows five two year old heifers four spring calves and six sets harness one header one manure spreader one corn cultivator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
Linten
Unclear Agricultural Goods List with Tools and Livestock
Fragmentary OCR item lists various farming implements and livestock terms including hay rake, header box, fanning mill, gang plows, cream separator, saddle, and pigs. Mentions a blacksmith tools bale and a sharp free launch time with neon references. No coherent event or narrative emerge.
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H. P. Cas
Neon AB
Ars
Auctioneer Offers Cash Discount and Extension Privilege
A notice states sums over twenty five dollars may receive time until November 1 1923 with five percent cash discount offered. John Bader is auctioneer J D Meier clerk Emil Walther owner. The Record lists numerous names with No. designations and certificates issued including Kathryn Schlosser and three month certificates to several pupils such as Viola Brusch Alice Kiepke and Clara Bosch.
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John Bader
J. D. Meier
Emil Walther
Bergerson
Gayton
Agnes Kurillo
Putney Prichard
Williamsport
Appert
Esther L. Douglas
Selz
Frances Meier
Hilda Boschker
Union
Elizabeth’ S Sarantf
Highland
Carrine M. Knudson
Lincoln
Claudine Liberato
Janet Bergsten
Gia
Chicago Great Western resolves shopcraft strike
Chicago Great Western railroad settled a shopcraft strike. About 300 workers will return to the Minneapolis shops immediately as the system awaits further instructions from the general superintendent. The plant had operated at roughly 60 percent normal during the stoppage.
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Chicago
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Baltimore
Minnespolis
Greta Western
Remen Seid
Menare St
Bess
Giants Yanks clash ends in contentious draw at Polo Grounds
At Polo Grounds New York the second clash between the Giants and Yankees tied 3 to 3 in the 10th inning. Tense crowd unrest erupted as fans debated the stadium’s construction and demanded action after the stalemate.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Giants
Yanks
U S Grain Hearing Probes 1920 Price Slump and Futures
Federal Trade Commission officials will hold public conferences in Washington New York and Chicago to gather facts on market manipulations related to large export trades and other factors. They will also examine the grain price slump in late 1920 after wheat futures trading was restricted and the sharp fluctuations in May futures for 1921 and 1922.
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Washington
United States Senate
Victor Murdock
John FP. Nugent
Houston Thompson
Vernon W. Stasfleet
Federal Trade Commission
New York
Chicago
Senate
Wagner for Clerk of Court in Emmons County race
Candidate C F Wagner seeks voters support for the office of Clerk of the District Court at the General Election on November 7 1922. The political advertisement thanks voters and urges a vote of confidence.
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Emmons County
First Lutheran Church October Services and Meetings
The First Lutheran Church schedules missionary W Flirel from Australia and New Guinea to preach at 10 30 a m with an 8 oclock Hampton visit and displays of Australian crafts Oct 15. Minister Conference Oct 18 19 in Linton with service Oct 18 at 7 30 p m. Also events at Immonsburg Hampton Martin s Bethlehem and Linton through Nov 5, plus Young People Society begins after Nov 1. Partial invitations to attend all services.
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W. Flirel
Australia
New’ Guinea
Hampton
Linton
Young People’s ‘Society
Kaiser's Exile Considers Restorative Operation
An intimate former Kaiser Wilhelm confidant urged he undergo the Hugen Steinach rejuvenation procedure in Vienna. The exiled ruler, aged about 64, agreed in principle but the operation had not been performed. Steinach calls it restoration. The Kaiser’s physician refused to comment. A Utrecht university medic questioned the Berlin report as unlikely.
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Berlin
University of Utrecht
Bettiers Fete John Daubney Stillwater Pioneer Honored
One hundred old settlers of the St. Croix valley and their descendants gathered at the Stillwater Commercial Club to honor John Daubney, 103, dean of pioneers. The event celebrated his long life and contributions to the community.
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John Daubney
Stilwater
Hoover Returns to Washington After Illness
President Herbert Hoover returns to Washington from an illness that prevented him from addressing the American Barkers Association, signifying recovered health and resumed duties.
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Hoover
New York
Herbert Hoover
Washington
American Barkers Association
Police search residence of R M Andrews in motorboat charge
Tokio police searched the residence of R M Andrews of the firm Andrews and George and removed private papers. Andrews, an American, was charged with operating a motorboat without a license.
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Dape
Baid
Tokio
R.M. Andrews
Andrews & George
Andrews
Railroad workers win 2 cent an hour raise
Chicago railroad maintenance of way men, whose strike was stalled by the U S railroad labor board, are awarded a two cent per hour increase. The adjustment comes after federal action suspends the walkout and sets a higher wage level for the group.
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Treakmen
Chicago—Railroad Maintenance of Way
United States Railroad Labor Board
Grains and Livestock Prices Over Oct 6 in Chicago Markets
Livestock prices slipped with hogs top $10.05 and beef steers $7.15 to $11.10 at Chicago stalls. Veal calves down 6 to 70 cents, fat lambs steady to lower, and wholesale meat values generally weak week over week. Minneapolis cash prices listed for wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye, and flaxseed follow small-town market tone.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Herrin Grand Jury Criticism Faces Judicial Review
Marion 11 report on the Herrin killings criticizes state and county officials. The grand jury findings prompted responses to Circuit Judge Gustres as the investigation's conclusions drew debate.
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Herrin
Marion
Sana Grand Jury
Herria
Uastres
Linton School Notes Prepares For First Girls Game
The first girls team at Linton School will play the teachers in a forthcoming contest. Admission will be fifteen and twenty-five cents, with proceeds aiding in buying new suits. Everyone is urged to attend and support the teams.
First Month Perfect Attendance Starts With 29 Children
In the first month 29 students achieved perfect attendance. The 1st grade welcomed two visitors last week as part of school activities.
Third Grade Honors and Clean-Up Efforts Highlight Week
The third grade lists perfect attendance recipients for the month ending Sept 29 including Clarence Bartu Loretta Bechtle Anna Bits Clara Bosch Frank Bosch Josephine Bosch Lillian Brenner Ray Coonen Martha Docktes Ignatz Goldade Caroline Hager Rosa Heisler Oscar Heyerman Alice Kiepke Ruben Maier Christian Muensch Walter Pettis Joseph Thomas Ida Vossler Rosie Walker Arnsting Weiszhaar Clara Wittmayer. Pupils in third and fifth grades spent Friday recess cleaning the playground and grounds. Special mention goes to Martin Reid linger Michael Wald Bennett Ramey Edwin Pfeifer Frank Bosch and Scott Brant for their efforts. The class made Health Chore Posters in Physiology class this week and began chores on Sunday. Eleven third grade pupils had perfect spelling lessons this week.
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Clarence Bartu
Loretta Bechtle
Anna Bits
Clara Bosch
Frank Bosch
Josephine Bosch
Lillian Brenner
Ray Coonen
Martha Docktes
Ignatz Goldade
Caroline Hager
Rosa Heisler
Oscar Heyerman
Alice Kiepke
Ruben Maier
Christian Muensch
Walter Pettis
Joseph Thomas
Ida Vossler
Rosie Walker
Arnsting Weiszhaar
Clara Wittmayer
Martin Reidlinger
Michael Wald
Bennett Ramey
Edwin Pfeifer
Scott Brant
Perfect Spelling Honor Roll Tally Across Classes
Thursday and Monday yielded perfect spelling days for numerous students. Names on the weekly list include Isaac Blore John Bosch Alma Klaudt Arthur Dockter Doris Fergus Ralph Haugse Esther Kramer and others. fourth grade attendance for the first month highlights Frank Scott Maxine Wagher Josephine Vol Clarence Seeman and more.
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Isaac Blore
John Bosch
Alma Klaudt
Arthur Dockter
Doris Fergus
Ralph Haugse
Esther Kramer
Gladis Maier
Elmon Pettis
Alfred Pfeifer
Pauline Rodwell
Esther Sautter
Elsie Senkerik
Josephine Volk
Maxine Wagher
Clarence Seeman
el Sina Ochsner
Frank Scott
Josephine Vol
Eather Sautter
Alfred F ¥Eifer
Elora Ochsner
Joseph Martin
Gladis Mater
Dorothy Kruger
Lillian Kist
Anton Heisler
Chris Bosch
Fifth Grade Earns Perfect Attendance and Booklet Honors
Of 41 members, 27 fifth graders earned Perfect Attendance Certificates. They completed illustrated silk manufacture booklets with stages from raw to finished silk and plan to fill paper barrels with little red apples for perfect spelling.
Perfect Spelling Records and Attendance Certificates Noted
Six pupils earned perfect spelling marks Lydia Munsch Martha Naramore Dorothy Rockwell Letha Thompson and Katie Hager. Several students received perfect attendance certificates for the past month including Emmons Bartu Helena Bitz Stanley Bechtle Bennie Bosch Hattie Heyerman Harold Haugse Ida Maier Martha Naramore Esther Ochsner Lynn Steensland Ewart Steensland Clifford Smith Letha Thompson and William Wolverton. Malinda Ochsner entered school Monday increasing total enrollment.
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Lydia Munsch
Martha Naramore
Dorothy Rockwell
Letha Thompson
Katie Hager
Emmons Bartu
Helena Bitz
Stanley Bechtle
Bennie Bosch
Hattie Heyerman
Harold Haugse
Ida Maier
Esther Ochsner
Lynn Steensland
Ewart Steensland
Clifford Smith
William Wolverton
Malinda Ochsner
Eighth Grade Pic Nic Supper at Seeman Park
The eighth grade will hold a picnic supper at Seeman Park on Thursday evening. Each member is to tell a story or sing a song for the pleasure and entertainment of the group.
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Seeman Park
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