Ford and Shelley Clash Over Foreign Policy and Tariffs
Oliver H. P. Shelley of Red Lodge Montana criticizes United States focus on Europe and urges prosperity at home, while Henry Ford argues tariffs and isolation hinder trade and jobs. The two prominent figures, both linked to national debates, are contrasted as opposing visions on economic policy and international relations. An 81-year-old Warsaw Polytechnic student is noted graduating this month, highlighting diverse local anecdotes.
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Ford
C. H. P. Shelley
Oliver H. P. Shelley
Red Lodge
Montana
Henry Ford
Shelley
United States
Europe
Sheiley
Carbon County News
Congress
Dearborn
Mr. Ford
Mr. Shelley
Tin Warsaw Polytechnic College Tv
Advertising and the Automobile Transform Rural Shopping
Advertising in newspapers links city retailers to farms and suburbs by showing what is bought where at what price. The daily ads guide buyers, while next day store visits complete the sale, replacing slow wagon trips with convenient automobile trips and highlighting the rise of mail order style planning through print.
Des Moines Players Clash in Northern League Scuffle
Des Moines enters the season amid high hopes as the team shows stealthy play in key games. Reports suggest strong away form and steady defense, with standout moments stealing the show in late innings.
Economic recovery hinges on new construction and jobs
Frances Perkins urges public and private projects to boost prosperity. She argues $1,000,000 men at work would spin demand across clothing, furniture, radios, automobiles, and other goods, creating a broad economic revival and higher employment beyond construction.
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Frances Perkins
New York State Department of Labor
Western tourism push aims to lure europeans and visitors
The piece argues that a tighter east coast market and stock losses will boost western tourism to Europe and notes the need to showcase scenery climate and western hospitality. It envisions stronger western hospitality to entice visitors back each year and mentions strong entries from Harvard Yale and the University of Chicago for an All American piloting team.
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Seta
Europe
West
Acenery
Harvard
Yale
University of Chicago
Prison reform notes in England and U S delays
Editorial discusses England reducing and closing prisons as a succeed in modernizing the system. It notes 18 empty facilities slated for sale or demolition and Maidstone Hall set to close. The piece contrasts UK trends with U S congestion, plus Hoover signing $7 million for six years to avoid new federal prisons.
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London
Homa
Hnde
England
Comminsianars
Jt Jaant
Mara Tay
Eng- Trad
Wales
Maidstone Hall
United Kingdom
Pranant
Raland
Arizona
Kilkenny
Kilmaintain
St Mary
Cork
Waa
Ure Atate
United States
Hara Ha
Hoover
If a Bright Child Does Poorly in School Call an Odulist
A fragmented passage discusses how vision problems affect learning and behavior. It cites Dr Mork Wishmed Carter and Dr Rice noting farsightedness or nearsightedness can mimic laziness or inattentiveness. The text urges parents to seek evaluation if a child is bright at home but underperforms at school.
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Berauss
Tir Thurman
Rice
Péreon
Honor
Flaherman Hemar
Jook Ike
Alesy Henca
Doctor Rice
Answers to Questions From the Information Bureau
A long list of trivia questions and facts is presented, covering topics from geography and natural science to history and language. It includes questions about Duke Kabasemoka, radio centers, Mount Monadnock, grapefruit production in Puerto Rico, General Robert E. Lee, and a range of other miscellany with short factual answers embedded.
Montgomery Ward Sales Rise In May And Five Months
Chicago firm Montgomery Ward & Co reports May sales of 25 050 304 dollars, up 6 170 500 or 26.01 percent from May. For the first five months of 1930 sales reach 106 195 409 dollars, up 5 341 902 or 30 percent from the same period in 1929.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward & Co
Agion
Statehood War and Texan Annexation in Polk Era
Fragmented text discusses a proposed statehood war and annexation politics during Polk's campaign, noting congress action expanding Texas and its incorporation into a merged state by 1645 amid mention of weather phenomena and storm indicators.
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Toros
Slaya
Perns
Texex
Congress
Texas
Salem
Proposed compensation measure alarms Phillips County readers
The Phillips County News reports on a proposed constitutional compensation plan to replace the existing state system. The measure would broaden liability for housekeepers, farmers, and merchants for injuries to workers in transit and at hazardous jobs, risking unaffordable insurance and ruinous costs for small businesses. Citizens are urged to study the petition before signing as this reform could impose heavy burdens on employers and the unprotected.
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CIA
Phillips County
Natance
Bacomey
Rulnoun Guran
Montana
Phillips County News
SENTENCE SERMONS BY THE REV ROY L SMITH DD
Pastor Roy L Smith delivers sermons from the M E church on crime and social costs. He argues jails grow from honest workers savings and crime imposes a tax on labor income. He notes many rely on police and courts, while condemning licenses that fuel crooks.
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Roy L Smith
Simpson M
Teneapalis
Entomology War on Japanese Beetle Targets Australia Parasites
The article outlines U S Department of Agriculture efforts to fight the Japanese beetle in America by combining arsenate sprays with imported parasites from Japan. It notes spread areas across the eastern United States, quarantine measures, and experiments to release parasitoids to curb beetle populations. The plan includes using lead arsenate on soil and broadcasting parasites to attack larvae and adults, aiming to halt rapid expansion and protect crops and ornamentals.
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Australia
Cratnfarne
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Atroy
Nippot
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture 9 Bureau Fot Entomology
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Acura
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jeruer
Delaware
Maryland
Additon
Springfield
Mas
Coimbra
Norfolk
Nana
Bunny
Entomology
Riverton
Tnenr
Waubington
Wempleston
Ouet
Ftin
Japan
New Jersey
Department of Uarteuiturs
Ayatrelia
Unclear OCR Fragment on Work Methods and Distances
Fragmentary text describes a distant work task and earnings context with vague distances and improvised methods, lacking clear subjects or dates. It mentions a paying gang and references a 26 mile element, but no identifiable people, places, organizations, or outcomes to anchor a full news item.
English bishop mourns death of his dog Peter
The Bishop of St Albans Dr. 411 ehael Farze laments the death of his dog Peter in a fond letter to the diocese. He recalls Peter’s loyal, comforting presence during holidays and daily life, noting the dog’s enduring spirit and sympathy despite aging. The letter ends with thanks to God for such a friend.
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Ehael Farze
Joan
Peter
Tha Diocase
Pater
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Latar
Walcome
Mancharter Guardiag
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