Community Society Notes Abound At Local Gatherings
The Friday Music Club meets Friday afternoon at Mrs. Cox’s home on South Elm street with Mrs. Frank Stanley as joint hostess. The Choral club convenes at 2 pm to study Music of the Colonies led by Mrs. Richards. Pageant tickets and plans for the Souvenirs of Yesteryears at the Saenger are announced by the Paisley P.T.A. The Presbyterian Home Missions curricula were presented with music and talks on American Indian and Negro missions. A Tacky party is postponed by Hope chapter. Future church programs and P.T.A. activities are listed, including gatherings at St. Mark’s and El Dorado senior events.
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John P. Cox
South Elm Street
Frank Stanley
Clut
the Colonies
E. S. Richards
Hope
Church School of the
Presbyterian Home Missions
Dorsey McRae
Menuel Glover
Mamie Twitchell
S. H. Briant
Jesson
K. G. McRae
Itp
California Awaits Second Front in EPIC Era
The article tracks Upton Sinclair’s political journey from the Socialist party to the Democratic fold in California. It notes Sinclair’s focus on the EPIC program and his appeal to progressive Democrats and Republicans wary of big business influence. It explains the 1932 national shift toward Franklin D. Roosevelt and California’s strong New Deal support that helped Sinclair embrace the Democratic label.
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Commonwealth Party
Whech
Haight
Sinclair
Merriam
Naight
Socialist Party
California
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Upton Sinclair
Democratic Party
George Creel
Wilson
Creel
Roosevelt
South
Middlewest
Aimee Semple McPherson
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
United States
Roosevelt signals no plan for a central bank
In a press conference Roosevelt said he has given no thought to a central bank beyond what he has read in the papers. The remarks came amid questions on monetary policy and stabilization efforts as the nation debates financial reform and currency issues.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Banks Reply on Recovery and Monetary Policy
At the American Bankers Association convention President Roosevelt spoke about accelerating bank lending to fuel industry while government lending would shrink as banks gain capacity. He urged clearing monetary uncertainty and welcomed other nations' move toward price stability, contrasting views on currency stabilization.
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Jackson Reynolds
First National Bank of New York
Roosevelt
Reynolds
Europe
Orient
American Bankers Association
Martin
Mr. Roosevelt
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
Malaria sufferers urged to use Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a dependable remedy. Claims include killing the malaria infection in blood and building up blood with iron. Described as tasteless, safe for children, and available in two sizes at drug stores with price details.
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Grove
Cotton certificates could boost Nevada county farmers gains
Continued discussion notes that upon pool closure the sale of excess cotton certificates could net several thousand dollars overall, with each farmer possibly profiting about 18 dollars if 1935 turns out weak. Hiler urges residents to recognize countywide benefits despite early friction and widespread farmer participation.
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Hiler
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Saenger
Bar Paric Beauty
LA Louisee Dresser News
Esprowrecked Brothers
Constance
Denbert ' S Hall
Sid Henry
Tate
Earth
A. G
Mrs
J. L. Green
Schealbyy Rowe
el Dorado
Paisley
the Saenger
James Martindale
The
Palsley P. T. A
Mary’s. Beauty Shop
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Phann
Eee Ve
Brownbilt
Women’s
Oxfords
Hitt’s
Brown Bilt Shoe Store
Erie
Itdt
Ferec Mabey
BANKS
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Nevada County
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Geo. W. Robison & Co
Prescott
Nashville
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