Indians as Agriculturists Progress in Western Canada
The Associated Press reports from Winnipeg that western Canadian Indians show progress as farmers. In Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta they harvested 836 61 bushels of grain with about 65 percent wheat and the rest oats. They produced over 0 000 bushels of potatoes and 55 000 tons of hay and summer followed 16 000 acres and broke 4 000 more. They own 28 000 horses about 26 percent ponies and 13 000 cattle and lease 200 000 acres for grazing. Commissioner Graham anticipates higher acreage and a record yield if conditions stay favorable.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Man
Western Canada
W. M. Graham
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Graham
New Year Closure Notice From O. D. Grocery Co Inc
To Our Patrons. We wish to thank you for the liberal patronage of the past year and to wish you a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Our store will be closed on Monday, New Year's Day. Co. 0. D. GROCERY CO., INC. 12-28 2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Grocery Co., Inc
Wisconsin legislature to consider broad tax overhaul in 1935 legislative session
Madison December 29 Associated Press reports the 1935 Wisconsin session will feature repeal of the secrecy clause in income tax law and the offset provision for personal property tax, a highway financing plan, and a surtax on land values over 10000. The Blaine Lea Follette bloc will control the state with labor backed bills and civil rights challenges.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Blaine
Tax Commission
Blaine-Lea Follette
Highway Department
Organized Labor
Supreme Court
Anti-Saloon League
National Guard
State Senate
Railroad Rate Commission
Society notes from Mrs Violet Obarfaidt column
Society editor Mrs Violet Obarfaidt provides a brief update on local events and social happenings as listed in the community column.
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Violet
Obarfaidt Society
Social Calendar Bites: Sunbeam Band Meets Friday at 4
The Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. F. H. Smith at 1115 Santa Maria Avenue at 4 PM Friday. A Fort McIntosh Officers Club dance follows that evening, with a dance by The Boys scheduled at Elks Hall Saturday evening.
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Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
F. H. Smith
Santa Maria Avenue
Officers Club
Fort McIntosh
Elks Hall
Hannah Fair
W. M. A. of the Baptist Church
T. C. Mann
Kyle of
Fort Worth
Groves
WLMU
Netzer
Mesdames Howell
Claftin
Burr
Love
Reynolds
Smith
Front
Thomas
Bell
Cezeaux
Landrum
Mesdymes Graves
Foster
Kyle
Trotter
G. C. Mann
To Army Women a Christmas Toast and City Notices
A wartime style toast honors Army women for steadfast service both in war and peace. Local social notes list visits, dances, music programs, and holiday gatherings, mentioning Florentine Belmont and many residents attending Rotarian, W M A circles, and club events with detailed attendee rosters.
Osaka Population and Growth Highlight City Changes
Osaka, Japan second largest city with about 1.2 million residents, rapidly modernizes public and private buildings to meet trade needs. The Osaka Asahi Shimbunsha reportedly circulates about half a million copies, underscoring newspaper popularity.
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Associated Press
Osaka
Japan
Asahi Shimbunsha
Mrs Laura M Hoyt Praises Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs Laura M Hoyt of Rockport New York writes she has frequently used Chamberlains Tablets for headache and bilious attacks over the past three years and says she is always pleased to speak a word in praise of them.
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Chamberlain
Laura M. Lloyt
Rockport, N.Y
Conference To Meet Next Week In Paris Over Reparations
Allies plan a Paris conference starting Tuesday to discuss reparations in detail following the London talks. The agenda likely includes Germany’s future finances and possible recovery measures, with France aiming for interim arrangements rather than a full moratorium.
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Associated Press
Farix
London
Paris
Germany
Ambiguous Near East Talks Struggle Over Mosul Air Field
The report notes a fragile stalemate over Mosul air field ownership amid broader disputes. Delegates remain hopeful for a settlement though claims and regional questions hinder progress. Lausanne and Vienna references appear with diplomatic letters seeking to avert crisis.
Court to Decide Disposal of 1 661 900 Yen Deposit
Japanese courts hear a dispute over a large fund once held by Ataman Semenoff in the Far East. Michael Soshlagin is accused of withholding the money, while Junta Sumki sues claiming the funds belong to Semenoff. The case involves claims about deposits made in 1920 and withdrawals for materials.
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Iy Associated Press
Pokio
Ataman Semenoff
Russia
Far East
Michael Pavlovich Soshlagin
Semenotti
Junta Sumki
Sermenett
Sechiguin
Atamen
Semenoff
Aged Man Held Without Bail in stabbing case
An aged man was held without bail in connection with the killing of J. O. Harwood and W. A. Chapman at Somerset. The suspected motive involves a quarrel tied to a confrontation with a Dicklce which led to the incident. Local citizens reportedly took Wright into custody for questioning.
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Clara Keith
J.M. Sallee
Sy Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
B&o
ALDS
Blaltburton
Bvy Chipman
Sehents
Hacweoad
Pia Burton
First Big Snow Storm Hits New York City
Thousands of volunteers raced to aid New York City as the first major storm battered the area. The blizzard injured hundreds and caused at least two deaths from falls, with wind crippling power and telephone lines, streetcars, transmission cables, and building roods.
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New York
New York City
Vote Before Night on World Economic Conference Proposal
Senate leaders urged a vote before night on the Borah proposal for a world economic conference. Senator Johnson of California said the plan was worse than the league of nations and more likely to embroil the United States in European controversies.
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Associated Preags
Washington
Senate
Johnson
California
League of Nations
United States
William J. Lemp Dies by Self-Destruction at St Louis Brewery
William J. Lemp, 54, president of the Lemp Brewery Company in St Louis, died today from a self inflicted gunshot to the heart in the brewery office. The death follows two previous family suicides and follows financial distress from sales at a fraction of value. He had been in poor health and had interests in ice and cold storage ventures across several Texas cities.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
William J. Lemp
Lemp Brewery Company
Tie
el Paso
Dallas
Temple
Texas
Gulf Company Cuts Gasoline and Kerosene Prices
Gasoline and kerosene prices were cut today by the Gulf Company, followed by other marketers, in a general price reduction across the state of Texas. The new prices lowered gasoline to 19 cents and kerosene to 14 cents per gallon.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Dee
Gulf Company
Tada
Missing Houston lumberman prompts police search
Lt. Kimo Hay a reputed wealthy Houston lumberman has been missing since December 19. Police began a search after his son W H Hay disclosed the disappearance.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Kimo Hay
W.H. Hay
Frisco Plans 75,000-Share Purchase to Gain Gulf Ports
In a filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission St Louis and San Francisco seeks approval to buy the International Great Northern in Texas. The 75,000 share stock issue would be acquired at 27.50 per share, giving Frisco outlets to Houston Galveston and San Antonio.
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Associated Press
Washington
St. Louis & San
Taking Desperate Chances With Colds and Cough Remedy
A cautionary note on the dangers of neglecting colds and the increasing vulnerability to serious illnesses. It advocates Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a low cost preventive treatment believed to cure bad colds.
Judges report on conditions in federal courts
Senior circuit judges in conference here concluded the submission of reports on federal court conditions nationwide. They discussed with Chairman Madden the needed machinery including additional assistant district attorneys marshals and clerks to support new courts recently authorized by Congress. The survey aims to improve handling of federal court business and district attorney work in preparing cases.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Madden
Congress
Indicted Racquet and Tennis Club Members in Liquor Sale Case
New York December 29 federal grand jury indicted twelve members of the fashionable Racquet and Tennis Club on charges of illegally selling more than 30 000 gallons of liquor.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Rotary Luncheon New Year Program Corrections
The report adds a telegram from Lawrence Wharton read at the luncheon and notes a vocal solo by Miss Belmont with piano accompaniment by Mrs. T A Austin. The club expressed appreciation for the New Year greetings and the pleasant part of the program, assisted by Mrs. Austin and Miss Belmont.
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Florentine Belmont
Miss Belmont
T. A. Austin
Laredo
Travis Bruce Bunn
A. J. Neff
Goodman
Allen Stowers
Sunn
James Vernon Proffitt
Gene
Yale Russell
Hamblen
Rachmaninoff
Estelle Kline
Schumann
Beethoven
Marjorie Murray
Kline
Thafson
Bann
Cavalleria Rusticana
Jose Colvin
Madrid
Lawrence Wharton
Rotary Club
Lawrence
Mrs. Austin
Makind
Birthday List Highlights Notables Across North America
Prof Solon J Bailey head of Harvard observatory in Arequipa Peru born in Lisbon New Hampshire 67 years ago today. Charlotte Walker resident of Park City Utah connected to actress George Thomas president of University of Utah age 56. Gen William Mitchell aviation service figure noted.
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Solon J. Bailey
Harvard Observatory
Arequipa
Peru
Lisbon
N. H
Charlotte Walker
George Thomas
Presigent
University of Utah
Park
Japanese Privy Council Denounces Kato China Policy
The privy council adopted a resolution condemning the Kato government's China policy and addressed it to the prince regent. The move is described as unprecedented in Japan's history.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Nec
Kato
China
Privy Council
Japan
Two Men Executed in Kilkenny
Dublin reports two men named Murphy and Whelan were executed at Kilkenny this morning after convictions.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Murphy
Whelan
Kilkenny
New Guinea Mandate Official Faces Rabaul Questions
In Sydney a December indictment targets W Welsh a key figure in the Royal Australian Society and treasurer of the mandate administration in New Guinea. The case centers on irregularities linked to funds and governance in Rabaul.
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Associated Press
Sydney
New Guinea
W. Welsh
F. RG
Surer
Royal al Society
Rabaul
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