History of the Week Reflects Campaign and Global Events
A broad review discusses campaign tactics and costs in the 1930s US election, noting party literature distribution and street activity. It covers Townsend plans on social security, Ward Gidley’s Farley comparison, and the high cost of campaigns. The piece shifts to national and international angles, touching on Pacific coast strikes, Madrid air raids, and Germany’s economic mobilization under a four-year plan, highlighting political and military tensions shaping early 20th century events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baboon
Auelidany
Cgoverter
Seorki
Caine Patan
Helen Gilmore
Wasta
S. D
Townsend
Elmer Olson
al Trask
Pension Club
W. Gidley
Jim Farley
Har Oman
Bay
Mr. Farley
Tar
New York
Mr. Gidley
Halloween News and Neighborly Gatherings in Box Elder
Vera Sowers spent Sunday with Wilma Magers. Elbert Winchesters hosted a Halloween party Friday for young people. Blaine Parkers and Maxine Fiddler plan to move to California. A Halloween party lit up the Less DeBolt home Saturday night. Happy Talk, Mr. Jackson and Chuck of Des Moines visited Fred McVay’s home Sunday. Geneva Witchester enjoyed the Greek end with local friends. Mrs. Fred McVay visited Thursday with Mrs. Earnie Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Sowers
Wilma Magers
Elbert Winchesters
Blaine Parkers
Maxine Fiddler
California
DeBolt
Mr. Jackson
Chuck
Res Moines
Fred McVay
Geneva
Earnie Decker
Changes of Address Promptly Required by Law
A public notice urges subscribers to promptly send changes of address as postal rules require notices of address changes. The article notes delays or failure to deliver may occur without updated information and recommends submitting changes in advance to ensure uninterrupted service.
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LEAR
Adirass
Dew Tha
Advancr
Editorial weighs election, farming trends and national unity
The piece argues a post election need to reunite America and address minority voices while noting entertainment shifts. It analyzes 1930s Nebraska farming data showing growth in small farms and large estates, questioning overall prosperity and subsistence viability for towns dependent on farm sizes 100 to 400 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Conqueror Cortez Reaches Mexico City 1519
Cincinnati Sentinel notes early Western publication and chronological anchors including Cortez arrival in Mexico City in 1519, while referencing the 1793 start of western newspaper states and the 1921 Unknown Soldier monument dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conqueror Cortez
Mexico City
Cincinnati Sentinel
United States
Oun
Neighbors report revived junior chamber charters
The Junior Chamber of Commerce in Parsinesseten received state and national charters during a banquet with officials from the June Chamber of Commerce presenting them. Local events include poultry interest, a parade win by Shenandoah band, and county crime briefings as authorities recover stolen chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hein
Rey Caster
Welaelt
Gary Tarweed
Custer
Cory Huskers
Elmer Carlsen
Carl
Walter Jehan
Shane
George
Millisca
Montgomery County
Conkel
Willisea
Nhendadoul High School
Avon
Insna
Shenandoah
Ante Grove
Clareton
Frdionaly
Warren County
J. M. Duffy
Fail
Abraham Lincoln
Dufly
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W. P. Wortman
F. A. Wortman
Malvern
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Owa
Glendon Wiliams
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Speed
Pac
Speed Sr Ny
Erplas
Gay Lawrey
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Landon
Santa Clus
Itel
Belicure Lyte
London
Pacific Coast
Dow
Feucsharemen
Seamen's Dawn
Madrid
Viedation
Great Aritain
Russia
Haly and
Pertucal
Charches Unis Raesia
Germany
Norrie
Gengrak Goeritan
Industr
Editorial
Roosevelt
Tandon
America
Consilor
Bee
Dre
Americas
Tor Androcstes
Cone-Haif
Collins Drug CO
Witenayer
Wisdom
Rogers
John Phillip Sousa
General Harrison
Indiana
IBM
Queen's College
Rutesegers
The
Naval Se Ice
Big Smith
Randerson
Soc Bithel
Carter Orchard CO
Glenwood, Lowa
Russell ‘Bird
J. R. Cardwell
AETNA
J. H. Beck With
Fisher
Chevrolet
Nukly
Motwe Company
Detroit
Michigan
Stendard
Murphy Bros. Chevrolet Co
Glenwood, Iowa
M. B. Chevrolet Co
Malvern, Iowa
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