William Allen White at 70 Keeps Winking at the Future
Kansas sage William Allen White, lifelong Emporia editor, remains famed for his sharp mind and republican stance. Born in Emporia, he has shaped editorial voice since before 30, embracing change, humor, and practical daily life, while signaling future hope with his characteristic kisses.
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Wisconsin
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Collecting by Reason Faunce a benevolent tax collector
Walter Wright, county treasurer of Lerwin County Ohio, is lauded for humane tax collection. He leverages personal knowledge of taxpayers to arrange installment plans and housing relief payments, prioritizing cooperation over coercion. The approach keeps properties from foreclosures while helping residents recover.
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Lerwin County
Ohio
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John Jones
Jones
Kansas Conquers Dust After Seven Lean Years
A Kansas wheat farmer endures seven drought plagued years of dust storms and ruined crops as he battles to reclaim his land. Four years earlier the fields were choked and blinded by dust, with no rain and low prices shadowing farmers’ spirits, while a stubborn resolve pushes toward a hopeful turn.
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Kansas
Kansas Wheat
Kansas Wheat Farmer Sees Big Crop After Harsh Dust Years
The Kansas wheat farmer produced a crop near 175 million bushels on over six million acres once plagued by dust storms. The message notes resilience with a worker stating it has been rough, but they can stand it, and no one knows how to quit.
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Kansas
Congressional mileage and nepotism jokes in oddball column
A satirical column riffs on a 1d mileage rate for legislators travel, jokes about wives and relatives sharing the allowance, and mashes various global quirks such as Chinese candy as currency, Italian troop talk, and television dreams in Pennsylvania towns, ending with a jumble of stray notes about the League of Nations and fashion.
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Congressional
Washington
Diary notes and political musings from February day
A fragment from a Central South Dakota diary describes a Groundhog Day scene in which winter fears fade, then shifts to a social luncheon involving Senator Robinson and other lawmakers. It touches on the court reform bill, lynching debates, and political maneuvering on cloture amid a wake with shining apples and pine cones as decor.
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South
Dy'kom
Nervad
Phillis
Bewley Lemly
Ayne
Farley
Loe
Jay Robinson
Norfolk
Barkley
Joe ‘Guffey
Pennsylvania
Truman
Missouri
Lyric Theatre Lineup And Local Notices In Huron
Ten years ago in Huron the Lyric Theatre scheduled films including Norma Talmadge in The Dove and Ronald Colman in The Showdown, with other features like The Last Coriander and Sadie Thompson. Local society notes mention a February 4 birth, a bridge party hosted by Miss Ada Davis, and visitors from Sioux City, Redfield, and Minneapolis.
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Norma Talmadge
the Dove
James Cruse
Old Tronsides
Avold Lloyd
Speedy
Ronald Coleman
Wilma Bankey
Wallace Berry
Raymond Hattan
Wife Soversy
George Banecofs
Evelyn Brent
Showdown
Martha Ontonio
Belle Bennett Clarow
Red Hair
Duncan “Sisters
Charlie Chaplin
Glewin Swanson
Sadie Thompson
Rain
Fields
Conklin and
Fazenda
Clarke Sidney
Barrell McDonald
Coons and Kellys
Paris
Brit Jannings
Dolores del Rio
John Barrymore
Glen Tyron
Merle Hagen
Axon
Bosn
B. A. Moeler
Huron
Ada Davis
Dakota Avenue South
Aliee Anderson
Minneapolis
Anderson
Calhoun Secretarial School
Detty Estee
Evelyn Weight
Frank Mackiness
MF. DeVinroy
Hess
Mackness
Harvey Tyrrell
H.francis
Sarah Dettle
Sioux City
Marian Erickson
Redfield
Milwaukee ministers plan night club with soda bars
A 4 ministerial group led by Rev RE Ewing will oversee a Milwaukee night club featuring two soda fountain bars and a midnight class. The article quotes varied opinions on entertainment, democracy, and social behavior, including remarks attributed to Lady Astor and others, reflecting a noisy, opinionated era.
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Chaimman
4 Ministerial Group
Milwaukee
Resignation mystery in Ed Wynn style column
A fragmented, humorously vague item notes a resignation theme involving Ed Wynn. The text hints at a quirky definition of a pecking space and a contrived scenario with students and laundguards, but the exact meaning remains unclear.
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The Woman's Viewpoint on Saint Valentine
Ruth Millett argues Valentine’s Day sizes romance to a yearly ritual benefiting men by giving them a simple gesture to express affection. She contends women miss spontaneous tokens and jokes that one annual sentiment may replace ongoing gestures, yet she endorses keeping the holiday if husbands remain kind and affectionate.
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Valentine
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St .Valentine
Editorial analyzes Treasury public borrowing via trust funds
The Baltimore Sun editorial criticizes the Treasury for ending public borrowing by using Social Security and other trust funds to cover current expenses. It argues this masks the budget deficit and relieves officials of budget balance pressure while payroll taxes fund the trust accounts, potentially raising future worker costs.
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Treasury
United States
Mallon Continued and Lunch With Groups on Patronage
The page fragment notes ongoing Mallon coverage with no answer offered. It mentions Farley leaving for lunch with various groups of selected Benatora and describes a luncheon in Colonie with Secretary Edwin Halsey and the national chairman, focusing on local patronage matters.
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Benatora
Senate
Edwin Halsey
Colonie
Halagy
South County Music Contest Scheduled
The district high school music contest for Union Clay Yankton Bon Homme Butchinson Thur Nor and Lincoln counties will be in Vermillion on April 3 and 9 with sub district eliminations in Centerville on March 26 for Union Clay Lincoln Turner and March 27 for Bon Homme Hutchinson and Yankton. Only bands and orchestras with seven or more entrants must enter sub district contests. major ensembles may be exempt.
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Lincoln
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Birthday Surprise for Hilton Weisman in Tulare
A group of relatives and friends surprised Hilton Weisman Sunday in Tulare for his birthday. The celebration included cake and well wishes as family gathered to honor him on the special day.
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Hilton Weisman
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Meyers Leaves for Visit with Aberdean Daughter
Charles Meyers departed Sunday evening for a two week visit at the home of his daughter Mrs. Millon Boyd in Aberdean, Tulare.
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Ernest Spenser
Re@field
Mike Anders
Headliner of Yesteryear Horizontal 15 Finest actress of last century
A fragmented crossword style clue set hints at a famed stage actress celebrated for realism on stage. It references a strong female performer whose career spanned decades, with many intersecting word prompts describing traits, roles, and related terms.
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Aeritorm
Ireland
aeShe
Hitler Gambles Dictatorship In Effort To Supreme Rule
From the New York dispatch the report outlines Hitler’s consolidation of army and political power aiming for absolute supremacy. It notes German conservatism in the Reichswehr resisting radical Nazi policies, and questions whether Hitler can bind the aristocratic military class to his expansion plans amid rising unease in Europe over potential aggression and supply control.
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New York
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Russia
France
England
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Centrol
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Hiler
Austria
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Reichswehr
Opes Forum and the Labor Debate on Capital and Jobs
Letter excerpt discusses Voltaire and Lincoln quotes on labor and capital, questions about wage laws, and a column praising industrial expansion. It references The Sioux City Journal editorial stance and calls for higher living standards and broader opportunity in America.
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Borner McFadden
Dow
Abe” Lincoln
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