Park Your Grouch Outside And Hear News From Hoover
A light poem urges optimism and cheer as a man parks his grouch, while the Republican ticket led by Herbert Hoover and Charles Curtis is praised for its Midwest appeal. McNary supports Hoover on agriculture, and state conventions debate speakers and party unity in Iowa.
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Kansas City
United States
Herbert Hoover
Iowa
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Mississippi River
Curtis
Senate
Mid-West
Hoover
McNary
Oregon
McNary-Haugen
West Branch
Hardin County
Frank D.lowden
Waterloo
California
Mike Tobin
Ioan
Tie
Bine Syith Plaia
Uue Anon
Senator Curtiss
Hubbard
Wichita
Rase
Rose
U. S
al Smith
New York
Mickie Says Home Duties Worth Fifteen Dollars a Week
A column ponders paying housewives fifteen dollars weekly, estimating an annual payroll of seventeen billion dollars. It muses on rain, gardens, and roads, noting rodeo funds the fair association and adding quips about Sunday being Dud’s Day and the ease of stepping into another man’s shoes. The piece ends with a playful nod to Jongh’s fish tale.
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United States
Dad
Town life, fashion, and political romance in Eldora
A column blends hometown humor with notes on fashion trends and regional chatter. It recalls Kansas City Republican convention highlights, Hoover and Curtis profiles, farm and labor themes, plus Dad’s Day reflections in a compact, period tone.
Dangerous Crossing Marriage Rhetoric Sparks Comment
A philosopher quips on marriage with a railroad sign analogy, noting that when a man spots a pretty girl he halts to look, and after marriage he is ten. The lighthearted remark reflects social humor about couples and timing.
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John Boylan
Hoover Pledge Echoes Patriotic Resolve at Nomination
Herbert Hoover pledges confidence in the party after nomination, saying he earned no debt from the nation and recalling his service in two cabinets. He stresses the need for leadership, economic renewal, and national defense to secure prosperity and peace, with a focus on agriculture relief and cooperative government action.
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Wilson
Des Moines
Towa
Herbert. Hoover
United States
Hoover
America
Church of Christ Seeks Retrenchment and Mission Prayer
The Church of Christ notes the cur tonary year ends with retrenchment affecting foreign and home missions. A Day of Prayer is observed, a morning study of prayer, and an afternoon church meeting to discuss missions and the Women's Missionary Society renewal. A July 1st fellowship with Bethel Grove joins eight churches for Bible School and shared services.
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Church of Christ
Women's Missionary Society
Bethel Grove
Eldora Bread Morning Worship and Community Activities
Community notices announce Morning Worship with a basket dinner and an afternoon service in Eldora, concluding with a note of return for participation in local activities as Eldora opens its seventy fifth anniversary. Junior Endeavor and Senior Endeavor meet at 7 00 P M led by Grace Poole and Naomi Reece respectively.
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Eldora
Grace Poole
Naomi Reece
Rodeo visits and local greetings around Eagle City
Nearby residents attended Eldora Rodeo last week and many local calls followed. J L Welch and two sons of New Providence visited Clayton Lambright. A D Pierce traveled to Storm Lake to visit her son. Rev Britell and family from Ackley called on Marshall Scott. The community noted two needed rains for crops and local fishing along the river.
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Eldora
J. L. Welch
New Providence
Clayton Lambright
A. D. Pierce
Howard Pierce
Storm Lake
Britell
Ackley
Marshall Scott
John Simpson
Town Falls
A .D. Pierce
Winthorpe Wilson
William Fisher
Bill
Charley Bird
Sam Volk
Clayton
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University of Tlingis
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