Hoover Proclamation On 1930 Census Initiation
President Hoover proclaims the Fifteenth Decennial Census to begin April 2 1930 urging full cooperation and accuracy. The notice explains penalties for nonresponse and reassures privacy protections by Census staff. It emphasizes the census serves statistical purposes, not taxation or law enforcement, and quotes Secretary Stimson.
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Herbert Hoover
United States of America
Census Bureau
United States
Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Feed for Calves and Weaning Tips
Calves up to six months old should have milk as the main ration. Afterward alfalfa or clover hay and grain mix support growth. Silage can be added near weaning as bulky seeds decline. Subscribe to the Standard for 1.50 per year.
Charleston marks 250th birthday and 260th Carolina founding
Mayor Thomas P. Stoney proclaims April 10 to 13 for a joint 250th anniversary of Charleston's settlement on its current site and 260th anniversary of the Province of Carolina under Lords Proprietors. A homecoming invites South Carolinians and Charlestonians to visit during Charleston's garden season. The Huguenot Society also observes 250 years since first Huguenot arrivals with events planned. Charleston's colonial history, battles, and architecture are highlighted.
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Thomas P. Stoney
Charleston
South Carolina
Province of Carolina
Lords Proprietors
Stein
Hugenots Society of
Hugenot
Old Ironsides Is Again Floated
Boston March 15 The U S frigate Constitution known as Old Ironsides was refloated at the Charleston Navy yard after three years of remaking. A small crowd, mostly children whose pennies helped raise 400000, watched as work continued toward a national naval shrine. Congress is asked to provide another 300000 to finish the project.
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Boston
U. S
Constitution
Navy Yard
Charleston
Congress
Russia Orders Moderation of Drastic Actions
Moscow March 15 foreign observers report a shift in Soviet policy toward less drastic measures in achieving socialism. A central committee order threatens stiff punishment for village officials who close churches or ban markets without broad peasant support, signaling moderated yet still forceful control.
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Moscow
Russia
Central Committee
The
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Watch Cows Diet Before Freshening Date
Cows about to freshen should be kept near the barn for monitoring. Use equal parts ground oats and bran or two parts bran to one part corn meal as the main grain. Reduce grain before calving and provide plenty of water and green feed after calving. If available, use beet pulp soaked in water. Increase grain gradually and feed sparingly until fever fully subsides.
Two men face liquor charges after near San Marcos case
In San Marcos on March 14 a Hays county jury heard Hardy Hay and G B Reid of San Angelo charged with violating liquor laws after officers found 45 gallons of alcohol and 200 pints of whiskey in a car near Aug 24, 1929. A third man fled. defense contends Hay and Reid sought to protect notes on a car tied to a Tom Green County resident.
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San Marcos
Hays County
Hardy Hay
G. B Reid
San Angelo
Here
Fred Blundell
Little
San Antonio
Parley
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