Versailles treaty blamed for war shifts view in hindsight
Perspective notes that a decade ago the Versailles treaty was tied to Germany’s guilt, but today many see broader causes. The piece argues the Mexican-American War also involved aggression yet yielded vast U.S. territory and long term benefits. It urges reexamining past conflicts with a nuanced, non blame-centric lens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Legge Seen Satisfactory on Farm Board Appointment
The newspaper lauds A. H. Legge, president of International Harvester, as a strong choice for the new farm board. It notes his close ties to agriculture, exceptional executive ability, and potential to organize efforts advancing farming, urging appointed members be skilled and action oriented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hts
Legge
Farm Board
W.hose
Hoover
Farm ‘Board
Isely
Wheat not biggest crop in South Dakota says Register
The Register argues wheat is not the state’s largest crop as hogs corn and cattle yield higher shares of farm income. Over ten years hogs account for about 32 percent, corn 16 percent, cattle over 13 percent, with butter close behind. Wheat dominates Kansas and Oklahoma, not South Dakota, suggesting diversifying crops would boost income.
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Peter Core
Dakota
Euphrates Valley
South Dakota
Kansas
Oklahoma
Small Town Bird Sanctuary Inspires Local Letter to Editor
An Evansville Courier piece extols a charming American town with green lawns and elm shaded streets where residents create a bird sanctuary. Bird feeding stations line yards and trees, attracting warblers and other birds, while wildlife like chipmunks and squirrels roam freely. The essay lauds community spirit and hints at political mentions connected to local governance and gubernatorial talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ely
River Towns and River Life Shine Aboard Betsy Ann
Aboard the Betsy Ann on the Ohio River 20 miles from nowhere amid river towns the narrator notes modern touches and old world charm. The scene shifts to Pt Pleasant Huntington and New Martinsville with talk of Broadway music Fifth Avenue fashion and riverfront youths and a river city feel beyond typical small towns.
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Betsy Ann
Ohio
Ohio River
House of
Pleasant
Farmers
New Martinsville
Charleston
Huronite Printing Plant Sold and Consolidated
The Huronite and Daily Huronite printing plants, including job and book departments and the subscription staff, will be sold to Bowen Publishing Company. The two papers will merge into one Republican daily under Bowen management, starting August 1. Huron gains a larger, unified newspaper.
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George” Wright
Hitchcock
OW Glenn
Warnerister
Carthage
Try Jacobson
Peretite
Thesday Grdevety
Browns Son
Huryonite
Huronite
Bowen Publishing
Huron
Donnegan
Anvho
Barney Farrelt
Wolsey
J. H. Fensberg
Aberdeen
W. S. ‘Bowen
George
Sioux’ Falls
Mon
Louise Mlieheard
Lieberman
L.kk. Smith
Episcopal Church
Potter County
Gettysburg
J. M. Lieberman
Tomorrow On Your Radio and Associated Programs Schedule
Central Standard time grid lists stations WABC WHK WCCO WBBM KMBG WISN and others with 6:30 7:00 8:00 slots for Flying Stories Dance music opera and orchestral programs. Entries note stations WADC WOWO KMON KOIL KOI WSPD and presenters Sergei Kotlaysky Paul Whiteman and Gene Foriariova with concert performances and half hour to hour blocks across multiple networks.
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Associated Press
Associated
Andeail
WABC
Sergei ‘Kotlaysky Jand
Nathilde Harding
WADC
WOWO
IEMOX
Kotl
WHK
Wcco Kira
WREC
WDSU
Columbia
Iras
WIKRG
WGHP
KMOX
WSPD
WCCO
WEAF
New York
Genia
Foriariova
KSD
Wriokoa
aAigo
WSAL
WLS
WDARF
WGY
Eskimos
Harry Reset
Alsgo
Wey
WSAI
WOW Kyw
WDAF
WSM
WMC
WSR
WTMJ
KPRC
Bill Scoltti
S. Hotel Orchestra
Algo Ksd
Wil New York
Lieader
WEAS
Edwin Franko Goldman
KDKA
Tew Wren
WIM
Dance and Orchestra Listings Across Major Western Stations
A dense catalog of radio programs and musical formats across stations such as WABC WHAK KGO KSL KOMO and KGW. Includes hours for organ social flourishes orchestras ensembles dance hours and variety acts with frequent cross‑references and repeated groupings.
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Amog-Andy
Wayne
WABC
WCCOS
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Ree Cares
Maddie
Dunstedtes Orchestr Bt
Louis
WAEBC
Kvoo Tabsa
Scveres
Whak
Western
KGO
KPO
WEA
Eskimos
Koatksd
IKOMO
CWIZ
KGW
KHQ
Seattle
Whiteman
CWABC
Klz-Kdyl
KMTR
KEX Kga
Voice of Columbia
KLZ
KDYL
Murray
Harris
KGA
KOGA
Kdyl Klz Radio
KGA Kex
KYA
KBYL
KFAB
WIL
KGA. Ken Kya
Kdyl Klz
WIBO
RAM
Orchestra
KGA Kenna Icya
Kdyl Klz Wil Wrhm
KGA Kmtr
KX Ter
WIL Wrhm
KGA Rex Krya
Wige Avilem
Langpap Leaves Condex Bank for Federal Land Bank Post
Mr. and Mrs H J Langpap were honored guests at a bridge club party in Condex. Langpap, longtime head of the closed banks at Condex since 1926, will join the Federal Land Bank in St Paul Minnesota and move with his family this week. The examiner in charge will oversee Condex banks after his departure.
Melo Save water softens wash for cleaner clothes
An ad claims Melo Save softens hard water for washing, reducing soap use by a third and producing abundant suds. It promises excellent cleaning with or without soap and asks readers to buy it at their grocer.
Rockham church gains new minister Rev Percy Goughy
The Methodist church in Rockham, without a pastor since April 1, is now led by Rev Percy Goughy a student preacher from Asbury College Wilmore Ky He is the son of Rev J Gough of Britton and has spent years preparing for the ministry He will also serve the Miranda church in addition to the local charge.
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Rockham, Amily
Percy Goughy
Ausbury College
Wilmore
Gough
J. Gough
Britton
Kentucky College
Miranda Churely
Dry Weather Hurting Crops Near Rockham
Dry spell stunts crops around Rockham as three weeks without moisture dims small grain prospects while corn remains in good shape. In Faults and Spink counties rainfall since April 35 has been under two inches, sparking concern among observers.
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Rockham
Grain Stand By Under Early Season Moisture
A fragment notes that small grain crops held up well, though believed to be harmed by excessive sub moisture from early snows and rains.
Gann Valley Farewell to Lane Couple Heading to Oldham
A large local group gathered at the Masonic building to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lane as they depart for Oldham where Mr. Lane will work at the National Bank. J H. Drips presented Mrs. Lane with an Eastern Star ring for two years of service as secretary. Mrs. Lane thanked the group and Mr. Lane offered brief farewell remarks.
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Gann Valley
Masonic Building
W.E. Lane
Oldham
Lant
National Bank
Zephyr Dhagter QO. BK
J. H. Drips
Presenta
Lan
Parcel Shower For Adele Flaskell At Conde
A July 1 shower hosted by the M. 12 aid ladies honored Mrs Adele Flaskell. Mrs Haskell formerly Miss Lucy Stoddard wed Adelbert Haskell last week. The couple will reside on the old Haskell farm northwest of Conde.
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Conde
Adele. Flaskell
Aid
Haskell
Lucy Stoddard
Adelbert Haskell
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Yankton Academy
Joseph Ward
Yankton High School
J. J. Murphy
Wisconsin
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U. S
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Frank BE. Campbell
Groton
W. W. Waddell
Codington County
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Yule
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Tala
Chamberlain
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Tand
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Gunderson
Brooke Howell
Armer Statesman
tIroquols
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Tor
Cleveland
Cincinnati
West
Chicago
Courthouse Square
Waterfrat
St. Paul- Bank
X. U.S
Pal
Melo
Canton,, Ohio
Gann
Ee Ae Aitsha
Twin Cities
Minnesota State Capitol
Harriet
Minnetonka
White Bear
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Tire Service
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
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Longstaff Drug. Co
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