Roads Blockaded In Farm Strike Across Iowa
Sioux City reports armed forces to keep order as farm strike spreads to neighboring states. 100 unemployed deputies to guard highways amid picketing and boycotts. Milk trucks halted. windshield smashed in at Leeds. Strike aims to raise prices to cover costs and ensure fair profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Leeds
South Dakota
North Dakota
Ilinois
Nebraska
Stevens
S. D
Dell-Willis
Tolna
Illinois
E. E. Kennedy
Farmers Educational, and Cooperative Union of America
D. S. Wightman
Wayne
Neb
John A. Davenport
Des Moinés
Farmers Holiday Association
Shrinking Sherman? Not. Sherwood linked to Walker probe
Albany Aug 15 AP The name of missing accountant Russell T Sherwood entered Gov Roosevelt investigation into ouster charges against Mayor Walker as Walter Herrick parks commissioner testified he knew him well. Attorney John Curtin urged striking all references to Sherwood from the charges, arguing they concern private transactions not official acts. The governor noted public officials must answer for private as well as public income and defended privacy rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Albany
N. Y
Russell T. Sherwood
Roosevelt
Walker
Walter R. Herrick
Herrick
Sherwood
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter Committee
John J. Curtin
New York City
Vertical Air Race to Kick Off Cleveland National Meet
The 1932 Cleveland national air races will feature a vertical air race proposed by the Aero Club of Poland. Planes must climb over 25 000 feet then dive to the start line, with barographs and thermographs estimating altitude. A marble white eagle trophy awaits the winner, to be kept by a pilot who wins twice. Col George Kossowski, a Polish war aviator, will compete among an international field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aero Club of
Poland
Tyco
George Kossowski
Indians Give Consent for Scientific Research
In Wewoka Oklahoma AP reports that the reborn Seminole nation under Chief George Jones granted written approval for an ethnographic study by eastern university anthropologists led by Dr. Marion Krogman. The team plans to measure physical types among full-blood Seminoles and seek council consent for a house to house survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewoka
Okla
George Jones
Jones
Seminole Council
Indian Bureau
Marion Krogman
Cleveland
Tuberculin Test Boosts State's Cattle Business
Wisconsin tuberculosis clean-up drives a cattle export trade over 3 million dollars in the past year. Agriculture leader Charles L. Hill notes the program brings millions to farmers annually and steers cattle to regions avoiding dairy competition. Eastern states bought most of the dairy cattle sent from Wisconsin, with New Jersey purchasing over 20,000 head and New York more than 11,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Charles L. Hill
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Hill
New Jersey
New York
Mussolini Keeps Busy On Day Off In Forli Visit
In a brief vacation near Forli, Mussolini drives to review Italian athletes and inspects highway work. He meets Achille Starace, visits Ravenna official to approve a Dante national monument project, and hears a report from the Fascist party secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forli
Italy
Mussolini
Achille Starace
Santa Sofia
Ravenna
Dante
Tary
Fascist Party
Horse Swap League Revived Amid Horse Breeding Push
Horse flowers of south Mississippi revived the Horse Swappers' league to boost horse breeding interest after years of dormancy in the machine age. Province of Forl discussed with the director of the Popolo di Romag Ina newspaper before retiring for bed.
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Province of
Forl
Ithe
Popolo di Romag Ina
Prentiss
Miss
Horse Flowers of
South Mississippi
Horse Swappers’ League
Chester and Buck Creek News Roundup
Mr and Mrs Harry Stover and sons Merle Wayne and Harold visited Mrs I E Williams and Miss Bess and Winifred Williams Rich land on Sunday. Elizabeth Armstrong of Topeka stayed with her mother Mrs Frank Peel and Mr Peel last week. J F Schoefflin of Baldwin spent the weekend with daughter Mrs F E Ross and Mr Ross. F E Ross returned from Baldwin where he visited his parents Mr and Mrs J T Schoefflin. George Unger and wife of Lawrence called at the Ross home Thursday evening. Emmett Laster and wife hosted guests Clyde Hunter of Texas last week along with other relatives from nearby towns. Miss Joyce Ann Oliver of Perry stayed with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Emmett Laster for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stover
Merle, Wayne
Harold
I. E. Williams
Bess
Winifred Williams- Richland
Elizabeth Armstrong
Topeka
Frank Peel
Peel
J. F. Schoefflin
Baldwin
F. E. Ross
Mr. Ross
Ross
J. T. Schoefflin
George Unger
Lawrence
Emmett
Laster
Clyde Hunter
Texas
Joyce Ann Oliver
Perry
Emmett Laster
Winter Travel Beats Draw Family News For Mrs Wilkes
Mrs. Wilkes, called to Missouri two weeks ago by her mother's death, returned home Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bearman and daughter Dorothy Bearman dined with Mr. and Mrs. Moreland in Topeka last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Colman and children hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lea Colman and sons. Keith stayed for a few days. Miss Lulu James spent a week with her sister, Mrs. Albert Hamlin. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Banks and feet attended the C P A picnic Thursday in Holcomb's Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Missouri
Julius Bearman
Dorthy Bearman
Moreland
Topeka
Willis Colman
Lea Colman
Keith
Lulu James
Albert Hamlin
Herman Banks
Holcom’s Grove
Hogs Shipped as Guardsman Treks to Ft. Riley Camp
Eben Sims shipped a carload of hogs to Ravers Gianfrome Lecomp m for ton and tracked him. Luby Wilkes started for Ft. Riley camp last Sunday. Luby belongs to Guards. mo ji the Nationsl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Sims
Gianfrome Lecomp
Luby Wilkes
Ft. Riley
Luby
Community notes from Glenn area and Topeka visits
Glenn and vicinity residents recount visits from Ira Morriss and relatives in Topeka and Lawrence. Hi-Point 4 H club hosted an ice cream social at Glenn schoolhouse with good receipts. Numerous families from Glenn and Topeka attended picnics, memorial services, and dinners at Berryton and Gage park, with several members traveling to Kansas City and Odessa for events.
Community Picnic Draws Neighborhood Crowd at Holcom's Grove
In Columbia, families including Mr and Mrs Frank Deay Mil dred Edith Mr and Mrs John Brohammer Ben Pearl and Harold Mr and Mrs Wilson and baby Mr and Mrs Oscar Shuck Evelyn and Byron Elmer Churchbaugh and Donald George Van Housen Lloyd and Everett Beeghley joined neighbors at the Holcom's Grove Community Aid Picnic held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Deay
Mildred
Edith
John Brohammer
Ben
Pearl
Harold
Wilson
Baby
Oscar Shuck
Evelyn
Byron
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
George van. Housen
Lloyd
Everett Beeghley
Holcom’s Grove Sunay
Roy Lawrence Market Sale List Highlights Local Groceries
A dense yardage of priced meats and produce appears from Roy Lawrence Market. Pork cuts and roasts dominate with lard, veal and lamb items, smoked hams, bacon, fish, melons, apples, sweet potatoes, sauerkraut, pasta, canned fruits, coffee, and soap. Delivery available citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brand
Syrift
Hills Bros. Folger's
Maxwell House
Amenr's
Golden
Sgeres
Harold Rothrock Family Moves to Will Postma Farm Home
Mr and Mrs Harold Rothrock and Vivian relocate to the Will Postma farm in the neighborhood. The notice notes a move from their previous residence and references the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agna
Waites
Harold Rothrock
Vivian
Will Postma
August Presbyterian Aid program features songs and readings
Naomi Johnson sang the solo while Mrs Haines read verses. Harlan Brown and Dorothy Ottinger performed songs. A violins trio with Olinda Ahrens Billy Leseh and Marie Stevens accompanied "Slumber On" as Jeanette Leech led verses. The program closed with The Song Is Ended and The Old House on the Hill, followed by a luncheon hosted by Mrs Leech and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Aid
Nortonville Legion picnic figures and local gatherings noted
Local society mentions a Nortonville Legion picnic with attendees including Louis Thom B P Davis Tom Hatfield and many Davis family members. Also reported are funeral travels for George Elston Eldorado relatives visiting for services and highway 73 resurfacing plans from Nortonville to Williamstown plus Anna Stephens and Jack joining Legion events at John May’s home.
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Davis
Jaid
Swenty A
Carrie Brandon- Iss
Nora Davis
Tuttle
Okla
Honor Gear
Edward Davis
Earl Davis
Roy Sellers
Marian
C. O. Davis
L. L. Davis
Ada ‘de la
Eldorado
Tena Clark
Etta Bourne
Clark
Bourne
Elston
Brown
W. E. Dickerson
Nortonville
Williamstown
Dickerson
Horton
Ralph Nichols
Our State College
Manhattan
Anna Stephens
Jack
Legion
John May
Thelma Hawk and Ernest Edmonds Wedding
Thelma Hawk of Effingham and Ernest Edmonds were married Wednesday at two o'clock at the bride's home. Rev. A. E. Ahrens officiated in the presence of immediate family. After a short trip the couple will reside in Effingham where Edmonds will teach next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Hawk
Effingham
Ernest Edmonds
A. E. Ahrens
Leland
Y Bay Leech
Edmonds
John Weishaar
Nortonville
Frank Haines
Evelyn Roberta
Oak Grove
Kaw
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Amsterdam
International Association For ‘Life Saving and First Aid
Copenhagen
Louisa Roberts
Atlanta
Prese Hoto
Chester
Buck Creek
Hofstadter
James Walker
George Trask
Seabury
J. T. Ellis
W. J. Mulligan, Jr
Oren C. Horwitz
J.G. Malloy
P. W Haberman
Harold Melniker
Associated Press Phote
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Glenn ‘and Vicinity
Ira” Morriss
Ft. Madison
R.M. Sanford
Glenn
George Edward
Kansas City
H.N. Sanford
W.N. Sanford
Sn Lawrence
W. H. Robison
Colorado
Gage Park
Norbert Herschell
George Herschell
Will Brown
Dorothy Sanford
Wilma
Helen Shaffer
Elmer Robison
Berryton
Oscar Saylor
Stauffer
Ella Saylor
Bacar Saylor
Henry Saylor
Sarah Jane Saylor
Concord
Odessa
Saylor
W. B. Stauffer
Marion Moran
Willis Moran
Paul
To ‘Deka
Starr Glenn
Columbia
Roy Lawrence Market
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Waite
A. H. White
Meriden
William Johnson
Wolf Point
Mont
Harvey Johnson
Harry
State Lake
Tonganoxie
Clyte Hosford
J.E. Robinson
Santa Klaus
Dave Harum
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