Senatorial Mixup in Republican race prompts voter caution
The piece outlines three factions Brookhart Cummins and Howard Clark in a Republican senatorial contest. Each camp claims victory and danger to the party if their rival wins. Voters are urged to study each candidate’s record, as none is as bad or as good as claimed, and all are fallible.
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Tawa
Cummins-Heoukhar Serip
Howard Clark
Brookhart
Cumming
Exch
Claude Porter
Senate
Clark
Hays
Tiat
Jess
Leader Seeks Public Judgment on Service Standards
An unnamed official weighs what best serves the people they are meant to serve. The prompt asks to judge which approach better meets his stated standards of governance and public interest.
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Jude
Candidate L. E. Robinson Seeks Representative Seat
L E Robinson of Glenwood announces candidacy for the legislature from the district. Challenging incumbent Roy Harvey who has served one term, Robinson is a Glenwood business leader and a prominent K I member who filed nominating papers late last Wednesday, signaling a tough race ahead.
Memorial to Founders Dedication in Washington June
A memorial dedication in Washington this June will honor the seven founders of the Patrons of Husbandry known as the Grange. Leading Grange figures from across the country will attend to pay tribute to the organization’s farm progress and rural contentment. None of the seven founders are living but two associates remain active in Grange affairs Major Wim M. King of Washington and Mrs Eva S. McDowell of Wellesley Mass. The former was the first subordinate Grange secret.
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Washington
Patrons of Husbandry
The
Grange
United States
Wim, M. King
Washington, D. C
Eva 8. McDowell
Wellesley
Mass
Potomac Grange Treasurer Recalled From National Capitol
Fragmentary OCR notes recall a long-serving treasurer of Potomac Grange No. 1 at the National Capitol. It mentions McDowell holding the post for 25 years and supporting her husband who also served as national treasurer. Details are incomplete.
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United States
Pototiac Grange
National Capitol
Taders
Its. McDowell
National Grange
Automobile Costs Push Over Eleven Billion Dollars
The Bureau of Industrial Technology of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce estimates America's annual automobile outlay plus ownership costs exceed 14.0 billion dollars. Cars and accessories total about 3.75 billion for the year with depreciation 2.5 billion, repairs 2.6 billion, drivery wages 1.2 billion, gasoline 1.2 billion, garages 910 million, taxes 625 million, insurance 300 million, tires 618 million, interest on inflation 400 million, and other items 306 million. The average motorist spends over 700 dollars yearly to own and operate a car.
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America
Bureau of Industrial Technology
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Improvement In Lighting Plants From Delco Light
Improvement in lighting plants shows how simple engineering can make electricity for farms more accessible. Delco-Light introduces an automatic non battery model that starts when a light is on and stops when it is off, backed by General Motors guarantees and GMAC installment plans.
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Engineer&k
Farm
Delco-Light Company
Delcos
G. Biechier
Delco-Light ‘Company
Delco-Light
General Motors
Clipped Comment Reflections From Diverse U.S. Papers
A collage of brief quotes from multiple newspapers notes odd incidents and sharp opinions. Items reference a man jailed for offering to sell his wife, war credits debates, a $13,000 find in Palm Beach, parking issues in Columbus, a mustache shaved for campaign, bandits with long sentences, Senate investigations in Chicago, and a Chicago bridge player accused in a domestic scene.
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Baltimore Sun
Philin Snowden
America
Fittsburg Gazette- Times
Palm Beach
Lexington Herald
Columbus
Lebanon
Ind
Dallas
Dallas News
St. Paul
Marion Star
United States Senate
Chicago
Walsh
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Paul Plencey Presa
Bhylay
National Grange backs strict enforcement of Prohibition
The National Grange declares its right to support a constitutional amendment only by legal means and urges united action against any change violating the Eighteenth Amendment. With a membership nearing one million, the Grange leverages its influence in the wet and dry fight, highlighting its long anti rum trafficking stance and moral discipline. Savings banks report deposits rising from 14.672 billion in 1920 to 23.134 billion in 1926, signaling prosperity.
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Theowa
Congtess
National Grange
United States
Nts
Savings Bank
Two More Abandon Own Light Systems In Two Towns
Vail and Detott last week abandoned their municipally owned electric systems, signaling a shift in local energy management. The decision leaves residents awaiting new service arrangements and potential changes in rates and reliability.
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Vail
Detott
Political Candidates Seek June Primary Support
Announcements request Republican voters in Mills County and Milla County to back candidates at the June 7 primary. Include Frank W. Choate for County Auditor and sheriff nominee, Hattle M Brown for County Recorder, W. B. McGrew for Supervisor, and Roy Haney for State Representative.
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Babeee Eee
Milla County
Frank W. Choate
Sherif
Hattle M. Brown
Foy
Mills County
W. B. McGrew
Republi
Roy Haney
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