Coon Creek erosion project gains farmers support in Wisconsin
A Great Project shows Uncle Sam soil conservation proving effective in the 92,000 acre Coon Creek watershed near Coon Valley Wisconsin. In 18 months farmers report half are committed and praise the plan replacing old methods. Federal experts tour the area to explain aims and successes.
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Uncle Sam
Coon Creek
Coon Valley
Amon
Te Drifiless
Wistawain
Javier
Detroit’s bounce back defies economists’ grim view
William Hard notes Detroit’s year of contrast from apathy to promise. Once a declining financial hub with banks closed, the city’s rise as the world’s automotive capital amid slumps shows resilient hope. Detroit’s people kept faith in continued automotive growth and a brighter future.
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Detroit
William Hard
Michigan
Detroit Surges as Auto Industry Rebounds Profits Rise
Detroit reports a strong auto market rebound with a 64 percent first quarter sales gain, factories reopening after two years idle. Employment returns to near normal, banks secure, city meeting obligations, and indebtedness being reduced through vigorous competition rather than planned regulation, challenging old economic beliefs.
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Detroit
America
German Military Developments Amid War Era Armament Push
A cautious wartime survey notes Germany forging a mobile war machine with fast naval craft infantry artillery tanks and air power. It cites heavy motorized transport, armored cars, and secrecy around tanks enabling rapid production despite Versailles limits.
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Europe
France
Germany
Berlin
Commissariat
What Others Think WHAT A SENATOR SHOULD BE
The piece lauds Senator Carter Grass of Virginia for refusing subservience to popular opinion. It quotes his view that a senator must serve sovereignty of his state and act by right rather than popularity. It argues such conviction makes him admired and feared by critics, and urges more like him in Congress.
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Rock Island Argus
Carter Grass
Virginia
Glass
United States
National Institute of Social Sciences
Railroads gain by improved service as travel rises
Kansas City Times notes higher ticket sales and improved train equipment and schedules. Carriers woo back business from motorists as good roads and rising optimism boost leisure travel. Resorts report brighter prospects this summer amid shifts in transportation demand and a growing travel volume.
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Kansas City
Kansas Oil
New York Day By Day Rambles Through People Places
New York vignettes mix social buzz and celebrity sighting from 1925. Notes cover Arthur Hopkins Bettina Hall Walt Disney Mary Eaton Jack Benny and Mary Livingston, plus radio life at Radio City and a Morgan Library night watch. John Ringling visits his circus world as health questions loom. Birthdays and social quips thread through a panorama of cultural figures and scenes.
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New York
Arthur Hopkins
Bettina Hall
Hal Phyfe
Walt Disney
Osgood Perkins
Lillian Lorraine
Mary Eaton
Jack Benny
Mary Livingston
Stanley Walker
George Jessel
Radio City
Morgan Library
Flagg
McClelland Barclay
Russell Patterson
Albert ‘Payson Terhune
Otis Skinner
John Farrar
Ann Ayres
Clara
Sun' Em
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Harry Evans
W J. Bryan
Dayton
Shahady Talaley
Charlie Driscoll
John Ringling
Hingling
Jawn
Cutz Fitzke Shines In 14 Inning Boosters Win
In a 14 inning series opener at La Crosse the Boosters edged Serge Ice Creams 3 to 2 as Cutz Fitzke returned to form pitching well to earn the victory. The contest featured extended play and late drama on the field and in the stands.
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Bir
Waller
Jackson Street
Nelsons
la Crosse
Riverside Park
Scheol
National Bank of la Crosse
Third
Main Streets
Fourth Street
Winona Normal School
Bliss Elizabeth Guertin
Arthur Walker
Allan McCord
William Davidson
Lawrence Comment by David Lawrence in Washington
Lawrence argues the New Deal rested on unconstitutional premises and delayed court rulings, citing NRA debates and advisory opinions. He accuses Congress and presidents of misleading the public, warns of political influence over law, and notes a court defense of constitutional integrity amid economic policy.
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Washington
Supreme Court
America
Borah
Wagner
New York
NRA
Germany
Senate
House
Congress
United States
Chorus Girl Rumor Triggers Birthday Surprise
Gertie Byers discovers telegrams from Bert and a chorus girl hint at her husband Phillip's infidelity. Confrontation breaks as Phillip proposes a cheeky birthday plan delivering a horse and a meeting with the chorus girl, while Gertie plans to confront him with a sly smile and a joke on her mother.
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Phillip
Bert
Gertie
Phil
Mama Byers
Fanny-Face
Cimon
Eighteenth and Central
Phillip Robertson
Lady In White
Mother
Piit
Gertrude
Asnicins
C. McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Evangelist Closes Meetings Tonight at First Baptist
Evangelist Dr Steeves concludes a five day series of Bible lectures at First Baptist church Winona with sermons on the afflicted woman in Mark and songs by a large chorus. He notes warm receptions in Vienna and speaks at five schools and six other venues. A Bible conference will begin Sunday morning at Houston Minnesota First Baptist extending six days.
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First Baptist Church
Steeves
Targe Chorus
Vienna
E. A. Johnson
First Baptist Church of
Winona
Mark
Lincoln
Central
Logan
WBU
Ainst
Houston
Minn
Holiday Accident Toll In Wisconsin Rises To Three
Highway and water incidents across Wisconsin raise holiday fatalities to three. Victims include 43 year old Mrs Alois Zettl and 14 year old Iona Buffington in Marshfield, plus 4 year old Loretta Blaser of Elkhorn. Frank Zettl was driver of a car that overturned on wet pavement east of Cedar Grove. Miss Buffington drowned while with school girls near Eau Pleine River, Marathon County. Blaser died after darting into a truck’s path while walking with her mother near Elkhorn.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Toli
Alois Zettl
Milwaukee
Iona Bullington
Marshfield
Loretta Blaser
Elkhorn
Frank
Cedar Grove
Sheboygan
Zeus
Buffington
Big Eau Pleine
Marathon County
Blaser
Badminton Uses To Condition Davis Cup Hopeful
Sidney B. Wood, a prospective United States singles player for Davis Cup this year, trains here in badminton, claiming it crucial for leg muscle conditioning. The item notes a separate government action resurveying one million acres after the 1912 New Madrid earthquake.
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Davis Coppersollywood
Sidney B. Wood
United States
Wood
New Madrid
Missouri
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Therese Worthington
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Laswell Thomas
Rockefeller Center
Brinkerhoff
McNaught Syndicate
Roosevelt
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Oklahoma
Howard Scott
R. W. Keyes
Walter Holmes
F. W. Phillips
Clara Nelson
Eureka Chemical Company
Sr. W. Anderson
George H. Merman
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King
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