Brewers' Needs Soon To Bring Better Business
Washington reports The Nation's Business analyzes post prohibition brewing recovery. It outlines expected demand for coal brewing materials bottling and transport and estimates wide job creation from plant reconstruction and related industries. It notes tax considerations and a 1918 beer production volume yielding substantial government revenue.
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Pave May
Washington
Dureen Tivilian Evenlas Joewine
Nore
Enlire Arley ‘Arep
Extension courses enroll 75 with Hamilton High partnership
About 75 persons have enrolled in University Extension Classes held in cooperation with Hamilton High School. Classes meet every Tuesday at 7 pm in the high school. Interested individuals can still enroll. Five subjects offer full college credit: English, French, German, Sociology, and Public Health. Sociology appeals to social work students. Public Health covers sanitation and hygiene.
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Dani University Extension
Hamilton High School
Raymond Bag Co Protest on Rate Against Rail Charges
Raymond Bag Company of Middletown files with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging excessive freight rates on paper bags and printing paper to multiple destinations including Fort Dodge Kansas City Missouri Omaha Nebraska Wichita and other cities. The company seeks relief for past alleged overcharges totaling 357.76 and asks for an investigation or public hearing if needed.
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VAMN
Mamilton Hvening Journal
Washington
Areight
Raymond Fag Company
Middletown
Tailay
Interetata Commerce Commission
Commission
Tater
Fort Dodge
Tern
Kangan City
Missouri
Omalin
Nebraska
Wichita
Kievans
Kanaags
Raymond Company
Commerce Commission
Mystery Man Rolin A Clark at Palace Theatre
Palace program lists Rolin A Clark Mystery man of modern times appearing on stage at 3 16 P M and 7 30 P M and 9 16 P M He performs amid a screen program featuring The Desert with Bob Steele and The Last of the Mohicans adapted from Cooper The fire chapter screens Friday and Saturday as part of the series
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Palace Theatre
Palace
Rolin A. Clark
Mr. Clark
P. A
Bob Steele
The
Mohicans
James Fenimora Cooper
Roosevelt Denounces Hoover in Des Moines Speech
Governor Roosevelt, the Democratic nominee for president, rebutted Hoover’s Des Moines speech as pork barrel campaigning. He accused the administration of unfriendly agricultural policy and urged Democratic leadership to bring honest, broad policy reduction of this “concert of interests.” He criticized temporary expediency and called for decisive, comprehensive reform.
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Hoover
Des Moines
Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert C. Meaver
Democrius
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Business and Professional Men's Teague
Iowa
New Deal Aims For Economic Stabilization and Trade Peace
The Democrats outline a plan to curb credit expansion and debt risk by government guidance, regulate industrial output to keep the economy moving, pursue international trade pacts to lower tariffs and reduce global unrest, and restore purchasing power for workers and farmers.
Roosevelt Attacks Tariffs and Credit Policy in Des Moines
In Des Moines Mr Roosevelt ridiculed President SToover on tariffs, urging more measured trade and currency arrangements to reduce armament. He warned that reckless Washington statements fueled the financial crash and pressed for government aid to regulate credit, balancing state intervention with producer and consumer interests.
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Roosevelt
Stoover
Des Moines
Gontrok
Washington
Roosevelt Speech Signals New Deal Demand Across Nation
The text records President Roosevelt arguing Americans are disillusioned with wartime and domestic policy and demand a new deal. He asserts a Weston swing showed a clear mandate for change and outlines methods to meet that demand. The passage emphasizes urgency and direct action to curb excessive debt and restore confidence.
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Roosevelt
Weston
Ppla
Teboald
Patrick Gaynor Dies Thursday in Franklin County
Patrick Gaynor died Thursday afternoon at the Peffly Rest Home near Miamisburg after a year’s residence there. Born near Dublin Ireland he came to the United States at age three with his brother John. He learned carpentry and later became a lawyer in Franklin. He was 74 and survived by his wife Amanda Vandyke Gaynor, six children, a sister and a brother.
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Patrick Gaynor
Butler
Cour
Peffly
Miamisburg
Dublin
Ireland
United States
John
Monroe
New York
Franklin
Gaynor
Amanda Vandyke
Justin Harding
Anna Gaynor
Juceau
Alaska
Ben ,Mendozi
Pelede
Guy Gaynor
Thigton
Paul Gaynor
Nea Gaynor
Mayme Gaynor
Matthew Gaynor
Hamilton Events Recall Sets Tone for October Weather
A recall of Hamilton events notes a fair and cooler Monday with 330 confirmations at St. Stephen's Church. Archbishops Moeller of Cincinnati, and social happenings in Newport and Cincinnati are referenced along with weddings, birthdays, and social gatherings across Hamilton, Glendale, and Bath.
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Bt. Stephen’s Church
Hlarace Archbishhop Moeller
Cincinnati
Glating
Beverly
Gransteck
Smith's
W. W. Crawford
Hanover Parent Teacher Club to Meet Thursday
The Hanover Parent Teacher Club will hold its first meeting on Thursday October 19 at Hanover school. A program is planned with a demonstration by Last Ver children, followed by a business meeting and reception for teachers. All school parents are invited to attend.
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Hanover
P. TA Club
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