Roosevelt defends new deal as farm program tested
President Roosevelt attacked political profiteers opposing the new deal farm program while it faced a crucial Supreme Court test. He cited nearly 3 billion dollars in farm income gains and said the Canada trade treaty boosts agriculture, urging unity among farmers and city voters. He argued higher farm prices benefit consumers and that the program restores balance and prosperity across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
AAA
Hoosac
Canada
United States
Her
Obituary of Eugene A Springer A 1864 birth in Clearlake California
Eugene Allison Springer son of Jonathan and Almyra Springer was born February 3 1864 in Clearlake California. He moved with his parents to Illinois then Town, later marrying Lizzie Feller on September 19, 1894. They raised four daughters and three sons near Quitman Missouri before moving in 1921 with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Allison Springer
Jonathan
Almyra Springer
Clearlake
California
Illnois
Lizzie Feller
Marengo
Iowa
Quitman
The Singing Spools Mystery in Santa's Toyshop
A snowy night tale in Santa's toyshop where twelve decorated spools sing after being strung on a golden chain. The Queen of Fairies grants a magic transformation while a gray misty thief steals the singing spools, leaving Santa and dolls chasing clues in the snow. Tomorrow The Iron Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Mrs. Santa
Santa
Lawrence Man Dies at 71 After Life of Kindness and Charity
Lawrence Kansas resident dies at home November 30 1935 aged 71 years 10 months and 3 days leaving widow and many relatives including Miss Mary Springer and Charles Springer of Lawrence plus siblings across Kansas Iowa Oklahoma Missouri and Texas He was active in the Christian church Mason Lodge and farmed most of life He rests in Memorial Park cemetery The obituary notes his unselfish spirit and care for the less fortunate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Christian Church of
Quitman
Mason Lodge
Missouri
Mary Springer
Christy Springer
Jennie Springer
Clarris Springer
Melba Helen Springer
Charles Springer
Harry A. Bailey
Lexington
Virginia
Charles Douglas
Linwood
Margaret Fitzer
Marenge
Iowa
Sadie Black
Bartlesville
Okla
Iva Bolen
Maryville
Harry Porter
Conroe
Texas
Rolla Springer
Salina
Linneus Springer
Willmington
Calif
Lou Springer
Montevideo
Minn
Memorial Park Cemetery
Res
So Red the Rose and Highbrow Screen Pairings
A Kansas farmer's wife hires a publicity man and adopts a waitress as she targets New York society in a light Kansas story. The film So Red the Rose heads a Mississippi Civil War plantation tale led by Margaret Sullavan Walter Connolly and Randolph Scott as the Civil War saga unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Kibbee
Zasu Pitts
Edward Everett Horton
Kansas
New York
Stark Young
Red the
Margaret Sullavan
Walter Connolly
Randolph Scott
Mississippi
Difficulties of a Southern Slave Holding Family During the War
Difficulties faced by a southern slave holding family during the Civil War era are outlined with local names and community references. Items mention Mr and Mrs Ben Garber of Perry visiting the Russel Harrel home, caregiving for Mrs Otis Wiggins after a serious acid burn, and details of ill health and social events among area residents and a quilting club gathering with 18 members. The text notes attendance at a school program and a planned Christmas exchange by the Jolly Quilters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Garber
Perry
Russel Harrel
T. R. Wiggins
Otis Wiggins
Lawrence
Dr. Sadler
M. J. Pierson
Pierson
Oriel Richardson
Kansas City
Clifford Coffman
Georgie Coffman
Harmony
Margaret Cochran
S. M. Carter
Jolly Quilters
A. Bigsby
Neall Hamlin
Harrell
Eula Bidinger
George Coffman
Beware Coughs From Common Colds Ad
An old style advertises Creomulsion promising quick relief from coughs colds and bronchial irritation. It claims to go to the seat of trouble soothe inflamed membranes loosen expelled phlegm and offers a druggist guarantee with money back if not satisfied from the first battle.
Christmas Meeting and Local Family News Notes
A community meeting will occur with Mrs. Wm Wulfkuhle to discuss Christmas. Mrs George Coffman was treated at Lawrence Memorial hospital after flu complications. Irene Harrell Steele and Ola Golf Steele will receive visitors at a Clinton church shower. Barber school plans a Christmas program as local farmers haul rock for road work. Mr and Mrs Ben Garber celebrate 40th anniversary at Perry. A Cummings family moved into the Sieler house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wulfkuhle
George Coffman
Rumsey
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stanwix
Grayson
Memorial Hospital
C. E. Stanwix
John Ingalls
Shafer
Floyd Bushong
Topeka
Fred Gregory
Russell Harrell
S. M
Carter
Dorothy Cummings
Clinton
Irene Harrell Steele
Ola Golf Steele
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Barber School
Barber School House
Ben Garber
Perry
A. Cummings
Sieler House
Also Mentioned on This Page
DEAT
Farm Bureau Federation
The
Queen of Fairies
Iron Queen
Duess
Chinatown Squad
Lyle Talbot
Valerie Hobson
Bure O'Connell
Andy Devine
Leslie Fenton
Talbot
Miss Hobson
Carl Brisson
Arline Judge
Brisson
William Frawley
Eddie Davis
Inez Courtney
Dickinson
Ee Barber
Union Bus Depot
Granada
Massachusetts
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Nada Rogers
Beara
George An
Har
Gola
Barbara Stanwyck
Annie Oakley
Jen Esse Ein
Valerie
Hobson
Ship Cafe
OETA
Bee News
Jan Kiepura
Wallace Ford
All America
Gary Cooper-Ann Harding
Peter Ibbetson
Sun
Bargain Theatre
Patee
Mighty Hits
Gay Kibbee
Everett Horton
Gene Raymond
Ann Sothern
Bill Robinson
Calor Cartoon—News
Family Theatre
AYHAW
Court House
Itv
Howard Hughes
Jean Harlow
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!