Stars and rumblings of Doris Wester in film moves
Star Dust notes Doris Wester a Major Bowes alumna moving from radio to film with high expectations after a Rockefelle Center Rainbow Room signing. It trails Ginger Rogers publicity hints, Olivia de Havilland sister Joan Fontaine signings, and Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond engagement.
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Warner Brothers
Doris Wester
Bowes
Rainbow Room
Rockefeller Center
New York
Ginger Rogers
RKO
Fred Astaire
Joan Fontaine
Olivia de Haviland
Jesse Lasky
England
Olivia
California
Holywood
Jeanette MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Bob Ritchie
Mr. Raymond
Mae Clark Replaces Dorothy Wilson in Wild Brian Kent
Hollywood notes report Mae Clark steps into the lead in Wild Brian Kent replacing Dorothy Wilson. Ann Sothern's 83 year old grandmother had her first permanent wave with a studio hairdresser supervising. Charlie Ruggles shifts to a straight dramatic role in Exclusive and Mary Boland plans another comedy with her. Josephine Hutchinson vacationing in Connecticut away from Hollywood bustle. Dolores Del Rio, Richard Dix and Chester Morris to co star in Columbia's Depths Below.
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Mae Clark
Dorothy Wilson
Brian Kent
Ann Sothern
Ann
Charlie Ruggles
Mary Boland
Josephine Hutchinson
Connecticut
Hollywood
Dolores del Rio
Richard Dix
Chester Morris
Columbia
Western Newspaper Union
Bell Syndicate FABLES IN SLANG
A bus ride story blends humor and gossip as Edna Claudine and Raymond spark a chaotic love triangle. Claudine’s scheming, Edna’s restraint, and Raymond’s indecision drive town rumors from a picnic fallout to a prom night crisis. MORAL: Suffering in Silence has become a Lost Art.
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Buttinsky
Love
O. K
Edna
Raymond
Ollie
Claudine
Cousin
Springfield
Alma
Elmer
Hollywood
Nancy Carroll
Blanche
Tribesmen Lived in Valley 500 Years Ago Belief
Fritzen cites 500 year old tribesmen inhabiting the area and farming fertile river valleys. In 18 counties the total valuation rose to 1,125,124 from 1,118,986. Deputy land commissioner Cecil Hough says crop conditions mainly caused the Kimball cut but Red Willow lands were formerly undervalued.
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Fritzen
Cecil Hough
Kimball
State land reappraisal shows little change in valuations
A preliminary state land reappraisal covers 18 counties with minor net valuation shifts. Red Willow gains to 105 905 while Kimball drops to 189 776. Nebraska motor vehicle fatalities run 178 this year against 320 last year. bank clearings in August exceed last year by over two million dollars.
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Red Willow
Kimball County
Nebraska
Ray Becker
Lincoln Clearing House Association
Becker
Fire destroys 30000 canning factory at Au burn
Fire of unknown origin wiped out a 30,000 canning factory in Au burn. The 1900 built structure owned by M. S. Murray of Kansas City suffered severe damage with $17,000 worth of machinery installed in 1935. Nearby homes were scorched but not seriously damaged.
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Auburn
M.S. Murray
Kansas City
Legislature Orders New County Land Appraisal System
The 1935 legislature enacts a new appraisal plan classifying school land in each county into about six categories by cultivation adaptability and soil type. The state applies uniform per acre values by land type within a county, with county boards working with state officers on valuations. Reappraisals will occur next in Scotts Bluff Morrill Boyd and Keya Paha counties.
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Scotts Bluff
Morrill
Boyd
Keya Paha
Pastures Green in Spots While State Reports Short Feed
The Nebraskan report notes green pastures in some areas with alfalfa cutting prospects, but most pastures stay brown. Corn stalks dry and fodder and silage work near completion as feed remains tight in parts of the extreme southwest and south central, with seed corn seen in extreme southeast counties. State tax data show counties spent 383 105 on assessors and related costs, 463 303 schedules filed, and urban per capita spending higher than rural.
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Chase
W. H. Smith
Nebraska
Smith
Garden County
Douglas County
Nebraska cuts auto fatalities while national trend rises
The state safety council reports Nebraska has reduced automobile fatalities this year compared with the same period in 1935, contrasting with a nationwide increase.
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State Safety Council
Nebraska
Lesson From The Kitchen Teaches Industry Insight
A Mrs Jones tale shows a captain of industry learning household economy from kitchen work. The husband overproduces by baking ten cakes, overuses labor savers, and faces rising costs until a wife’s practical critique reveals the flaw in his complex system. Bell Syndicate.
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Princes of Finance
Helen Keller
Joneses
Mrs. Jones
Household Tips From An Old Newspaper Column
Simple home care advice covering glass cleaning with vinegar and soap water, lime water for woodwork paint to dry faster, baking soda to remove tea stains, protecting delicate china with a thick cloth, pruning roses in spring, folding linen to extend wear, and bulb planting with bonemeal kept away from bulbs.
Foreign Phrases Briefly Explained in Glossary Style
A compact list of Latin French and Italian phrases with English meanings and usage notes. Entries include ad rem vinculo matrimonii brûler ses vaisseaux Cherchez la femme Cui bono and more.
Cardinal colors tied to compass points among Pueblo Indians
Among Pueblo Indians in the Southwest the four cardinal colors yellow green red and white correspond to the points north west south and east respectively.
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Warner Baxter
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Joan Blondell
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Niagara Falls
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Elmer the Goof
Becuz
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Herbert Hoover
George Spelvin
Academy
Kit Lawrence
Effie Dusenberry
van Besu
State News
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Malden
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Quaker State
Quaker State Oil Refining Co
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Sar Nas
Ant Zed
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Paul G. Dick
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