Fragmentary speech about pennies and pride in countrymen
The passage cites scattered remarks about coinage and honesty in commerce, with quotes about paying a penny and returning small change. It references pride in fellow countrymen and mentions literature figures such as Thomas Mann and H G Wells, John Galsworthy, Arnold Bennett, and Lew Penchtwanger, in a European literary context.
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Buttas
Europe
Thomas Mann
H. G., Wella
John Galsworthy
Arnold Bennett
Lipa *Peuchtwanger
Notice on Special Assessment Collection in Water District One
Notice announces lay books for collecting the special assessment on real property in Water Improvement District No One in Hope City. All property owners within the district must pay their assessment to the designated collector or authority by the stated deadline.
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City of Hope
Sinclair Lewis Laughs At Critics After Nobel Prize
Stockholm reports Sinclair Lewis formally accepted the 1930 Nobel prize for literature on December 12. He attacked American institutions and writers, praising some while critiquing others, including Dreiser, Mencken, Wolfe, Wilder, and ONeill, in vivid terms during an audience at the Stock Exchange hall.
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Sinclair Lewis
Rabbit
Ofithings
Amer
Ican
Lewis
Stock Exchange Hall
Theodore Dreiser
H. L. Menchen
Academy
America
Eypest Hermineway
Thomas Wolfe
Thornton Wilder
Theodore Peeiser
Dreiser
Helms
Sherwood Anderson
Eugene O'Neill
Upton Sinclair
Joseph Hergesheimer
Ming You
Hope Arkansas property assessment public hearing notice
Notice by Board of Assessors of Hope Arkansas to revise and readjust real property assessments. Property owners may appear December 1930 at 10 am in the City Hall to present revisions or changes in evaluations for improvements or removals. The notice is dated December 6, 1920.
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Aiver Board of Ancesdors
Ipiprove
Ant
Hope
Arkansas
Will .Mael
Johrisoh
Trukt i Company
Carter Johnson Polk
Ton Eceene White
Auction and Contract Bidding Analysis From Hand Examples
A textile of bridge problems discusses problems in Auction and Contract bidding. It presents Hand No. 1 through Hand No. 4 with lead choices, bids, and outcomes, illustrating when to bid hearts no trump spades or diamonds and how to signal partner holds.
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Y & Just
Hay
Zeppelin shaped rail car tests curved track in Hanover
Hanover engineer Franz Kruckenberg tests a cigar shaped Zeppellin rail car on straight track and asks two questions. Will the car handle curves at high speed and can trips reach 100 miles per hour while staying on rails. Experiments will show if the design works on curves and interacts with schedules.
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Hanover
Germany
Nex Questlor
Sigs ‘Howe
Zeppelin
Kruckenberg
Tax assessment notice and action on delinquent payers
The message notes that property owners in Sewer District No. One must pay a special assessment by thirty days from January 1, 1931. If unpaid, legal action will ensue to collect the assessment and costs. Also mentions Florida counties, a campaign against wandering hikers on the Gold Coast, and military sound pictures production by the state army for enlisted personnel.
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Wight
Valle Dundee
Enna
Gyilin
Ralph
Onnir Punder
Dice
Clack
Higarth
Rhodes House
Ureyvonne
Watson
York
Sunday Papers
Mbeh Gaillain
Florida
Gold Coast
Stanes Army
Instroe
Notice of bids for Hope high school building contract
Sealed proposals for a reinforced concrete brick and frame high school in Hope Arkansas, per plans by Petter McAninch Architects, will be received by the Special School District of Hope until 10 00 AM Tuesday January 6 1931. Bids opened in City Council Room Hope. Separate bids for the general, plumbing, heating contracts. 1 percent bid deposit with proposal. Plans from architects. President Don Smith. Secretary Theo P Witt. Dec 17 24 3.
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Hope
Arkensas
Petter 8 “McAninch
Little Rock
Arkansas
City Connell
City Hall
Don Smith
Theo P, Witt
County Depository Bid Notice for Hempstead County
Notice from Hempstead County Arkansas announces bids due by the fourth Wednesday in December 1930 for county funds including school funds. Bank or trust companies must meet legal depository laws and submit bids for a two year term. County Clerk Frank May signs seal. Washington Ark December 2 1930.
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Hempstead
Arkansas
Westley
Bank of Trust Company
Wempstead
State
Frank“May
Washington, Ark
France to spend 1.556 million for 1991 92 reconstruction
France plans to allocate 1,556,000 dollars during 1991 92 to rebuild coastal areas damaged in World War II. Virginia officials search for the tip of a sword lost near the George Washington statue in Richmond for eight years.
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France
Virginia
George Washington
Richmond
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