Soaerr Vores. Babs Randerson in piano recital here
Mrs Zelma Conant Fletcher presented 11 year old Babs Randerson, daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Randerson, in a piano recital at her studio Friday evening. The program featured Minuet in G Grieg Butterfly Impromptu Shepherd and Shepherdess The Girl with the Flaxen Hair Theme and Variations in G Major. Babs played with ease and showed advanced technique for her years.
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Zelma Conant Fletcher
Babs Randerson
J. E. Randerson
Hach
Grieg
Groeger
Godlard
Miss Babs
Viola Woodfill Weds Joseph W Hathaway in Holton Kan
The marriage of Viola Woodfill daughter of Mr and Mrs M C Woodfill of Strahan and Joseph W Hathaway son of Mr and Mrs J W Hathaway of Hastings was solemnized Thursday July 9 at Holton Kansas with Rev Tebben of the Methodist church officiating. The bride, a Strahan Consolidated high school graduate, attended the University of Nebraska Lincoln for three years and belonged to Alpha Xi Delta and Pi Lambda Theta. The groom, Hastings high school graduate, the couple will live on the Hathaway farm near Hastings after August 15.
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W. Hathaway
Hastings
Holton
Kan
Tebben
Methodist Church
Strahan Consolidated High School
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Pi Lambda Theta Honorary Teachers’ Society
Hastings High School
Hathaway Farm
Malvern social season honors visiting guests
Entertain in honor of Visitors Delmont McCausland Jr and Le Nore Mansfield honored Elinor Far quhar of Jefferson formerly of Malvern Barbara and Wingate Gibbs Jr of Livermore Calif also formerly of Malvern at a party at the McCausland home Thursday evening A scavenger hunt featured the evening with fifty guests in attendance. Honor Visitor at Loum Supper Mr and Mrs W D McCausland honored Miss Irma Davison of Dayton at a pot luck supper on the Mc Causland lawn Friday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs F M Davison and family Mr and Mrs R W Salyers and family and Mr and Mrs I L Donner and family. Tea Honors Two Wednesday Mrs L W Miller and Mrs C D Aistrope were hostesses at tea from 3 to 5 oclock Wednesday afternoon honoring Mrs W W Aistrope a recent bride and Mrs W IL Gibbs of Livermore Calif who is visiting Assis the hostesses were Mrs PF A Mulholland and Mrs J W Innes who poured Mrs J H Beckwith Mrs Kk W Salyers and Mrs Gordon Anderson of Red Oak Sixty guests enjoyed this delightful courtesy.
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Hlonor
Delmont McCausland Jr
Lenore Mansfield
Elinor Farquhar
Jefferson
Malvern
Barbara
Wingate Gibbs Jr
Livermore
Calif
McCausland
Loum
W. D. McCausland
Irma Davison
Dayton
McCausland Lawn
F. M. Davison
R. W. Salyers
I. L. Donner
L. W. Miller
C. D. Aistrope
W. W. Aistrope
W. IL. Gibbs
Assis
PF. A. Mulholland
J.W. Innes
J. H. Beckwith
Kk. W. Salyers
Gordon Anderson
Red Oak
Dinner party at Wearin home honors Omaha visitors
Ieartas hosts a dinner Friday evening for Mr and Mrs Wortman and their guests Miss Helen Wortman Miss Jessie Wortman Allen Wortman and Mr and Mrs George Parsons of Omaha.
Standard Oil Gas Mileage Test Draws 1.2 Million Players
Standard Oil conducts a mileage test across 14 states announced by Edward G. Seubert of Indiana. About 1.2 million motorists joined, far surpassing the initial 300,000 kit distribution. The May 1 to July 5 entry window closed with records due by Sept. 18. Prizes total 5,000 dollars in cash plus 300 merchandise awards.
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Standard Oil
Edward G. Seubert
Standard Oi Co
Indiana
Notice of Mills County Republican delegates meeting
Notice to all delegates to the county convention dated July 1936 announces reconvening to fill a vacancy in the State Senate ticket for the Mills Montgomery district. The convention will meet at the Court House in Glenwood Iowa on July 1, 1936 at 8 o'clock P M. Signed K A Evans chairman Mills County central committee.
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Mills-Montgomery
Court House
Glenwood
Iowa
K. A. Evans
Mills County Central Committee
Why World-Herald Opposes Roosevelt
The Omaha World-Herald declares it has moved from Democratic roots to independence and opposes many New Deal actions. Publisher Henry Doorly cites broken promises budget waste and centralization, signaling strong editorial criticism while aiming for factual, nonpartisan reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Henry Doorly
The
World-Herald
Associated Press
United Press
Hitchcock
Washington
Plattville Farm Bureau Meets at Bethlehem School
The Plattville Farm Bureau held its regular Friday meeting at Bethlehem school house on July 3. The program featured piano solos by Sarah Jane Lincoln and Louise Barker, a vocal duet by Mrs S C Lincoln and Shirley Lincoln, a solo by Demno Kare, and a talk on vacationing in town by Rev Long of Glenwood. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, and ice tea followed. Rev Long also noted state parks and points of interest, and the item mentions U S fleet actions and equator crossings in a brief aside about current events.
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Plattville Farm Bureau
Bethlehem
Sarah Jane Lincoln
Louise Barkeri
S.C. Linccoln
Shirley Lincoln
Demno Kare
Rev. Long
Glenwood
Long
Imports of Farm Froduds Soar in 1935 Trade Report
Washington reports total U S imports from foreign countries exceeded one billion dollars at current prices in 1935. A Commerce Department summary notes increases across items despite AAA cuts, with corn, wheat, oats, rye, barley and other farm imports rising compared with 1932. The document highlights shifts in tariffs, treaties, and a 24 percent rise in total imports to 2.05 billion dollars while the favorable trade balance fell about 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce
AAA
Aan, Ng
Roosevelt
Congress
Sale of All U S Farms Wouldn't Pay 1937 Debt
Washington D C The census puts the total value of 6 812 040 farms at 32 884 324 878 as of January 31 1985 including buildings and improvements Treasury estimates national debt at 354% billions of dollars for the coming fiscal year If all farms were sold for cash at census value the proceeds would not cover the 1937 debt leaving nearly a billion dollars to raise to equate the debt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
William L. Austin
Bureau of Census
Government costs burden public funds in 1035
Detroit businessman Wells Utley told a gathering that total government outlay in the United States in 1035 matched the combined annual costs of food clothing rent and medical care for all citizens. He cited March payrolls at 2,159,000 and December at 3,047,000 workers drawing checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Wells Utley
Detroit
Taxes Paid on Drugs Report From Trade Publications
A New York inquiry shows drug manufacturers taxed on their products, with Drug Topics noting higher costs pushed to consumers. Corner druggists charges appear to contribute to the elevated prices in the market, reflecting how taxes affect drug prices.
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New York
Adustrive Gay
More Abundant Life in Washington Writers Project
A United Press report from Washington describes a Works Progress Administration writers' project staff compiling a 250000 word guide to Washington. Officials say final form within a month, but no use or funding for publication is yet planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. McLean
Works Progress Administration
Washington
United Press Dispatch
Writers’ Project
WPA draw drags farm labor in spring shortages
Farmers complain they cannot obtain adequate help as many prefer WPA relief work with pay around five dollars a month for lighter duties. In Rockford area counties Winnabago Boone and Ogle a need for about 1000 farm hands is noted while farmers accuse relief aid of drawing hands away. County advisers say workers choose federal jobs over farm labor, shifting shortages across Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and nearby states.
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Ag- Heulthul Association
WPA
IAA
Rockford
Winnnbago
Boone
Ogle
J. W. Braham
WIN
Braham
Kankakee
Nok
de Kall
du Page
la Salle
Vermillion
Champaign
Edgar
Douglas
Minnesota
Wirconal
Michigan
Kansas
Prairie States Boil Over Farley Slur Sparks House Outburst
Washington reports rumbles of anger after Postmaster General Farley mocked the Republican nominee as from a prairie state. Missouri Congressman Dewey Short denounced the remark as inexcusable and slanderous to Kansas Missouri Iowa Indiana and other great states. He rejected any notion of endorsing a candidate and pressed for respect for the prairie states.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Prairie States
Grand Mapies
Mich
House of Representatives
Dewey Short
Missouri
Farley
Prairie State
White House
Republican Party
Kansas
Uilpols
Indiana
National Debt Skyrockets in Roosevelt Era Estimates
Officials project the U S national debt will exceed 4144 billions by June 20 with more than 18144 billions added since President Roosevelt took office in March. The fiscal outlook underscores rapid borrowing and wartime measures during the Roosevelt administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Des Moines State Fair Racing Features Vast Exposition Schedule
A large Des Moines racing program anchors eight days of state fair events from August 28 to September 4. National Circuit Auto Races, tote trotting and running classes, plus the fair daily races on the half mile track highlight a Midwest summer meet. Early entries include Schrader and others. the program also features rodeo and various horse and pony races alongside fair festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State
Mie
Des Moines
Midwest
Dissolution Notice for Farmers State Bank at Strahanton
Notice states that a special meeting of stockholders on July 2A resulted in dissolution of the corporation. Assets will be disposed of and debts paid, with remaining property distributed to stockholders. Signed by President Travelton and Treasurer Aatick. Also mentions a naval expedition in 1845 establishing the Beat Sea as 100 feet below sea level.
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Noticr
Farmers State Bank
Strahanton
Sail Corporation
Aserty
Aginst Land Corporation Tate
OM. Dravelton
Vte Aatick
Cosheer
Bochner Heads to New York in Groads Buy ing Trip
Phy Leader reports L W Bochner departed for New York last evening on a broads buying trip. The issue notes marital market concerns, a missing marriage optics line, and a quip about a lack of marriage items this week. The item also mentions a street contract to exterminate Wardock, a packing house floor collapse at Atlantic, and delays blamed on snow drift. Weather turning cooler, corn and pastures suffer, grasshoppers threaten crops, and a son born to Mr and Mrs Albert Benton reports. Two broncho busters thrill Malvern residents, still fear lingering in some homes.
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Phy Leader
L. W. Bochner
New York
Atlantic Packing House
Ward
J. Swain
Mills County Agricultural Society
Wheat Imports Mount Winnipes on May Eight
The report shows Granadian wheat entering the United States since the crop year began totaling 28,442,100 bushels, up from 12,775,000 bushels in the same period in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Winnipes
United States
Quack Doctor Trys To Alarm Patient's Constitution
A fragment from a Cracker Barrel column cites a biblical verse about counting the cost before building a tower while lampooning a self styled medical expert. It references Professor Tugwell and Roosevelt in a satirical tone.
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Professor Tugwell
Fr. Roosevelt
Fragmented Roosevelts cryptic missive on governance
An OCR damaged fragment attributed to Franklin Delano Roosevelt hints at distrust of government and mentions buses and states. The garbled text references the idea that the United States will have better governance and odds in the future, though the exact meaning is unclear due to transcription errors.
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Alice Haldeman
A. O. Haldeman
FE. A. Rickabaugh
Rickabaugh
State Park
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Hamburg
Jane and
Lorraine Fletcher
Mary Elizabeth Summers
Marian Benton
Barbara Gibbs
California
Clarice Towers of
Landis
Landis Hardware
Viola Woodfill
Joseph W. Hathaway
M. C. Woodfil
Strahan
Nelly Don
Allen
Rollins
Lorraine
Mrs. Tennant's
Malvern, Iowa
Standard Oil Co
Plattville Bureau
Bethlehem School
American
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U.S
Prairie
Schrader
Frmry
Aml
Lotta Deardorff
Harriett Benton
Bertha Bush Oell
Othella Hyde
Candal
Colorado Springs
Manitou
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Las Anamas
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S UL Parsons
Albert Benton
Empress Theater
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Clem
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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