Senator Lange Proclaims Candidacy With Bold Epigrams
A newspaper notes Otto F Lange entering the race with new epigrams and a critical economic essay. It questions the claim that industrial workers are food consumers and urges voters to learn how funds will be used, highway routing, and the plan to surface remaining primary roads for Mills County motorists.
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Santa Claus
Otto F. Lange
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Owever
Ccounty
Mills County
Mills County Roads Bond Vote Prompts Special Election Idea
Petitions circulate for a Mills County special election later this year to authorize more bonds for road work. Advocates say paving Highway 34 and the spur to the Plattsmouth bridge will proceed, with funds also finishing gravel for Highway 4. The move aims to complete the county’s primary road improvement program and sustain the season’s goodwill.
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Mills County
Plattsmouth Bridge
Local Road Bias in Mills County Residents Support for Highway 4
Residents of Mills County express no selfishness in keeping Highway 4 at its current location. They note tourists pay little toward road costs, while locals near the road bear the bulk of expense and receive essential services. They emphasize local needs over Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce and Storm Lake or Harlan claims.
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Mills County
Shenandoah
Reese
Christmas Rush Amid Holiday Cheer Intensifies
Last minute shoppers race to finish purchases as Christmas nears. The festive mood grows stronger each day with people feeling lighter, more lively, and ready to celebrate. Some observers note a contagious, cheerful atmosphere in towns and shops.
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Hierniana
Mills County Fog Shrouds Town Last Week
Fog covered Mills County streets last week creating dense haze visible in eyes and heard in ears. residents described the air as thick and unsettling, with visibility reduced and a muffled quiet settling over the area.
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Mills County
Hoover Budget Figures Outline Fiscal Year 1931 Expenditures
The Budget of the United States, a green bound volume, details estimated government costs for 1931 prepared under President Hoover. It lists top totals by agency, department, and function with the War and Veterans Affairs as the largest spends, and outlines proposed surpluses and tax cuts while citing specific department and program costs.
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Congress
House Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Baid
Veterans’ Bureau
Department
War
White House
Foreign Service
Army
District of Columbia
Following the Leader and Christmas Cheer in Hard Times
A letter column blends a Christmas greeting by patent attorney George P. Kimmel with calls for national unity and economic action. The writer urges labor support, prompt bill payment, and shared responsibility to spur business, contrasting Hoover era policy with practical workforce measures. Mentions Emmerson, Washington, and local names while commenting on stock anxieties and a weather receivership plan via Mayor Whitfield.
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Brown
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Jean sBitel
Editors Debate Public Figures And Christmas Critique
In a reflective piece from The Osceola Sentinel, editor Eister Grimes critiques elite status and public figures, contrasting New York influentials with local worth. The column includes a poetically toned lament on Christmas commercialism and a satire on social masks, ending with a disrupted copyright note.
Eye Producers at Botna Valley Show Display
Eye Producers in fine show display at Botna Valley with numerous firsts across breeds. Bert Hyzer-tat and Forrest Chintis lead entries in cockerels and pullets, while Elmer Fickel and Mrs. V. A. Matthews claim multiple accolades in Barred Plymouth Rocks and White Orpingtons. Rhode Island Reds and Leghorns show wins, with production class honors for Mrs Elmer Fickel and Mrs George Lloyd. Claude Wilson sweeps ten-ear yellow corn, with champion adult and grand champion titles in corn shows at Malvern. Junior division sees Kreighbaum and Buch placing in both ten-ear and single-ear categories.
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Bert Hyzer
Forrest Chintis
Plymouth Rocks
Elmer Flekel
V. A. Matthews
C. J. Dewpree
Otha Hyrde
Will Bradley
Emil Leu
Elmer Fickel
George Lloyd
St. E. Parker
Stay Hilton
R. B. Parker
Georgia Fickel
Lulu Bradley
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Reda
Emma Bell
Evane
Lettle Bradley
Lillian Bradley
Lee Bingaman
Lea Bingaman
Phyllis Wilson
Claude Wilson
Milla
Malvern
J. R. Mintle
Fred Mintle
B. EB. Houser
Edward Wilson
Charles Davies
James Kreighbaum
Carl Buch
Chester Kreighbaum
June Wise
Malcolm Cole
Chester’ Kreighbaum
James Kraighbaum
Unclear OCR Fragment on Bank Incorporation Names
The readable text shows jumbled phrases about banks, series labels, and names such as Gurpon and Malvert. Fragmentary items mention a date 3 and terms like Shee and Seale, but no coherent event or details emerge.
Articles of Incorporation and Directors of Malvern Savings
The document details the incorporation of a Malvern Iowa bank with capital stock of 25000 dollars, divided into 500 shares of 50 dollars each. It sets terms for duration of fifty years, director structure, annual stockholders meeting on the second Tuesday in December from 1930, and provisional directors named. It also covers board annual meeting timing, officer appointments, maximum indebtedness, private property exemption, amendment procedures, dissolution, and notarization with Fred Durbin, F B Chantry, W Baer, J W Baer, and A Dearfort among signers.
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