Tariff clash and Chanute field defense dominate sessions
The article outlines tariff revision debates led by the Ways and Means Committee with Hoover's farm relief aims, the Chanute field defense against abandonment, and plans for a Mississippi river board. It notes endorsements for Dawes’s honorary degree, probing nominations, and shifts in national policy including law enforcement and currency production efforts.
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Chanute Frontine
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Hitneis
General Fochet
Amny Air Corps
Chanute
Gresser
Ker
Congress
Adking
Runtett
House of Representatives
Uittein
Clana Field
Dawes
London
Charles’ G. Dawes
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Ain
Etlinnia
United States
Mississippi River
Yo Osite
Mississippi Valley
Nator Glen
Minwis
Deaven
Fermancor
Rohinget
Arkansas
Strawn
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
American Bar Association
Washington
Philippines
Law Enforcement Commission
District of Columbia
George We. Wickergham
Law Enforcemen Commission
Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Will R. Wood
Indiana
Tilson
Connecticut
Cleveland
Harding
McKinley
Tafy
Wilsen
Better Homes
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White House
de. Ray Lyman Willkur
Interior
Better Homes Moviment
Bureau of Engraving
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Alvin W. Hall
Bureau
Grants School pupils perform play and honor roll list
Grant school BA class staged The Law Suit on May 22 with performers Robert Roos Russell Muehlenhaupt Fred Stebel Gerhard Krueger Marie Cook Eva Surges Elizabeth tackler and Harold MacArthur. Miss Clarke class honors include Gerhard Krueger Robert Roos Jacobina Meyer Irene Wielanet John Achuff Emil Cryp James Bleue Karl Mueller Robert Rows Jon Yale Thomas De Vries Ira Chente Dorothy Korsig Ingborng Schneetérger Tina Wieland.
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Grant School
Robert Roos
Russell Muehlenhaupt
Fred Stebel
Gerhard Krueger
Marie Cook
Eva Surges
Misa Clarke
Miss Donoghue
Miss Seegh
Ihe
Cook County
Criminal
Baliffy
Fear Camelford
Betsy Ross School Daily Class Highlights
Ralph Honkermeyer 1B attends school daily with top marks for spelling by Mazel Coffel and Trene Rovenwinkel. Dorothy Weidentan 2A has perfect attendance. 3B geography project on Tropical Fruits. 3A created a large geester for geoKachy day titled Shoes of Other Days. 4A art includes a stereograph on the South Central States. 4B prepares guide on Jessony and Milk with 4A to view slides. Next week opening exercise.
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Betsy Ross
Ralph Honkermeyer
Teiteh
Viola Buensuceso
Mazel Coffel
Trene Rovenwinkel
Dorothy Weidentan
Jessony
4A Cliss
New Paper Money Circulates After July First
The director explains that printing for national bank currency will come later and the new paper money will enter circulation after the next fiscal year begins on July first.
Garfield School PTA Change Delays May Meeting
Garfield School PTA reschedules its May meeting to Monday May 20 due to a Forest theater benefit. The drive seeks help to boost ticket sales, with tickets from Garfield School or Mrs Charles Schuster Forest Miss Gerberting teaches fourth grade and has been ill with tonsillitis. Fourth grade students lead April English averages.
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Cutfield Parent-Teacher Association
Forest Theater
Evergote
Garfield
Charles Schuster
Forest
Gerberting
Drd
Wrade
Fourth Grade Farm Project and Steamship Craft Share Display
Winifred Bondi and peers showcase a farm project with grain in the field while first graders present a six foot steamship model for trips to South America and Asia. The column lists punctual and tardy students, praises Frank Orland, and notes a local baseball score and a nursery ad for basket plants and blooming stock at PEELS NURSERY CO.
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Winifred Bondi
Evelyn Knaack
Ruth Hollander
Iria, Lang
Willian Ldebon
Lorraine Bally
Mary Jane Heegu
South America
Asia
Abeyent
Tairly
Willard Roesenverg
August Calderone
Normann Goodnan
Frank Neban
Frank Orland
Alvin
Blackout
Mistion
Frank
Tiarfield
Chasy
Prairie letters from Alpine ranches report ideal conditions
In Alpine area ranchers send notes claiming ideal ranching conditions and strong growth in the farming sector. The missives describe favorable weather and potential expansion opportunities for local agriculture and related industries.
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Cenginio Ranches
Alpa
Ant
Inta fishers face wisdom gap in local market
The fragment notes many Inta fishers lack wisdom to select quality stock. It hints at market challenges and knowledge gaps affecting catches and sales, with emphasis on local practices and potential improvements for decision making.
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