Mencken Replies To Editor's Offer
The Baltimore Sun reproduces telegraphic exchanges between W. Sorrells Jr. of Pine Bluff Arkansas and H L Mencken of Baltimore over a Maryland house of delegates protest. Sorrells offers food aid. Mencken mocks famine reports, cites riot hoax, and sends a wink about Maryland rye.
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Objectors Rally as Treasury Eyes New Taxes Push
Washington April 3 Additional objections to a tax increase surfaced as the treasury prepared to raise money through new securities. The treasury projected a 700,000 deficit as income tax collections lagged by 224,673,000 from last year. House Republican Tilson urged no immediate tax hike, saying the next Congress should avoid new levies. Senator Harris of Georgia joined Democrats in resisting further taxpayer demands, believing expenses could be cut to avert a tax rise. Treasury plans to issue new securities by April 13 to cover the year end, though exact form remained undecided. Congress also faced a request for 100,000,000 for veterans loans by April 11.
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South Dakota Sets 1931 Legion Membership Pace
Aberdeen reports South Dakota exceeds basic Legion quota at 138 percent with 10 970 members toward a 10 923 target as Florida challenges at 143 percent. Kelley notes 14 states ahead of last year, 4 districts rising, and Aberdeen leads with 479 members among posts as Sioux Falls and other cities follow.
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Cheap Easter Hat Would Cost Plenty
Chicago on April 3 Miss Edna Brunhofer used red paper to craft a bonnet costing 2 cents. She calculated the yearly expense if a new hat were needed daily, estimating exceeds $9.
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Edna Brunhofer
O. K
Lincoln city mayoral hopeful seeks grocery referendum
Lincoln may enter the grocery business as city council candidate H. Holmes circulates petitions for a referendum plan. The city has been selling gasoline, oil and coal for some time.
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Dozens of Coupons Daily Prove Tree Campaign Has Caught On
Dozens of coupons daily testify to the Izaak Walton league Evening Huronite tree planting drive appealing to Central South Dakota youths. Boy Scout troop No 2 of Huron voted to join the effort, planning Chinese elm plantings on church property with locations to be chosen by church council. Chicago news notes 300 Chinese elms to be set at 50 stations by the Chicago and North Western Railway as part of a beautification program. The elm is praised for rapid growth, hardiness, and adaptability across soils, with strong endorsements from leading horticulturists in the northwest.
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Tree Planting Drive Gains Momentum in Central South Dakota
Central South Dakota Tree Planting club and the Junior Izack Walton league report rapid growth after a week of efforts. Participation spans boys girls and many parents with coupons for trees at a set price. The Tree Editor seeks first school to reach 100 percent participation as deadline nears April 10.
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Favors Old Fashioned Nightgown and Low Heels for OU Dean Candidacy
Dr. Mary Tatmnan of Mountain View Oklahoma seeks to become dean of women at the University of Oklahoma. In a letter to Governor Murray she advocates old fashioned dress and low heels to promote modest conduct and chastity. The missive also opposes pajama wear widely.
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