Alvo community notices and medical misfortunes
Alvo residents report a string of visits and farm work including E L Nelson shopping in Lincoln and Wm Kitzell delivering corn to Rehmeier elevator. Local repairs, barn building, birthdays and illnesses are noted along with hospital treatments for Harvey Heir and Herman Bornemeier. Grandparents celebrate a new grandson. Royal Neighbors meet with a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Nelson
Lincoln
Wm. Kitzell
Glen Dimmitt
Rehmeier
Lee Stewart
JL. PD. Mullen
Archie
Henry Miller
Jh. M. Coatmran
Gordon Heneger
Grant Burbin
Edward Casey
Alvo
Eugene Barkhurst
Nebraska City
Maybelle Wynn
Central City
Vacationing Rock Island Operator and Wife Visit Wisconsin
East George Braun, operator for the Rock Island at South Bend, and his wife are on a vacation that began last week. They plan to spend two weeks in Wisconsin then travel home by Chicago to visit his family for a time. The trip totals three weeks in all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. H. Warner
Lincoln
Frank Warner
Tillie
John Skinner
Roy Coatman
Omaha
Simon Rehmeier
John Banning
August Johnson
G. L. Hrinton
E. L. Nelson
John B. Skinner
Cass County
Alvo
Robert Quick
Phillip Kahler
Royal Neighbors of America
Carl Dornemeter
A. L Bird
George Braun
Rock Island
South Bend
Wisconsin
Chicago
Nifty Nook 4 H Club Holds Closing Meeting
The Nifty Nook 4 H club held a sequence of meetings at the school house with Miss Baldwin aiding in planning. Leaders and officers were chosen, lessons on color schemes and room display were given, and plans for an achievement day fair were made before the final closing news report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Baldwin
Grain Head Is Challenged
Minneapolis editor J F Flemming of the Co-Operative Manager and Farmer challenges C E Huff of the Farmers National Grain Corp to explain a reported one million dollar profit for the last year. Flemming accuses the organization of deceiving farmers and profiting from political influence as an agent of the federal farm board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
J. F. Flemminz
Co-Operative
C. E. Huff
Chicago
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Flemming
Farmers Co-Operative Movement
Huff
Federal Treasury
Federal Farm Board
Mynard Church Ice Cream Social Tuesday Evening
The Mynard church ladies host an ice cream social at the community building with home made ice cream cake and coffee five cents each. An orchestra provides the musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynard
Tuedsay
Minneapolis leaders to attend Hoover conference in Washington
Fifteen twin cities and northwest business leaders accepted President Hoover's invitation to a Washington conference on national economic affairs. They held an informal meeting in Minneapolis ahead of the trip next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Northwest
Hoover
Washington
Marketing Act Called Farm's Best Defense
Baton Rouge speech by M H Winder executive secretary of the American Farm Bureau Federation calls for all farm groups to press to retain the Federal Agricultural Marketing Act to avert a decade of setback for cooperative marketing. He accuses anti cooperation forces of misrepresentation and highlights broader declines in many markets while noting limited agricultural subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Agricultural College
M. Hi. Winder
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Winder
Federation of American Business
Middle West
New York City
United States Department of Agriculture
Food and Drug Administration
Weather Bureau
Forest Service
Department of Agrculture
Mrs Mathilde Oser Arrives En Route To Chicago Ill Mother
Mrs Mathilde McCormick Oser and Mex Oser arrive by steamer late Tuesday with two children en route to Chicago where her mother Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick lies seriously ill. Oser family members plan to join at bedside. report says Mrs McCormick's condition improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mathilde McCormick Oser
Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Mex Oser
Oser
Mel Cormick
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Inlaw
Sharp warning to Chinese agitators in Shanghai clash
Consul General Murai of Japan protests to Mayor Wu Teh chen over revival of anti Japanese boycott by Chinese terrorist groups. He cites crime including his own March bombing injury and says Chinese chambers of commerce back lawless elements. He warns suppression is needed to prevent a grave situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Far East
Murai
Japan
Wu Teh-chen
Greater
Trio from Iowa to face charges in Omaha theft
Omaha police said two local youths and a Vincennes Indiana man would be returned from Ames Iowa after arrest for stealing twenty three undertakers sample burial dresses twelve scarfs and a suit from a James Moody St Louis car parked on a street. The trio John Ilakis B M Sullivan both of Omaha and W B Dailey of Vincennes were said to have attempted to sell the garments in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Vincennes
Ind
Ames
Undertakers
James Moody
St. Louis
John Ilakis
B. M. Sullivan
W. B. Dailey
Public Loans to Banks May Be Made Public
Washington reports that loans by the Reconstruction Corporation after July 21 will be public under North Trimble’s ruling. The house with Speaker Garner pushed a publicity clause requiring monthly reports to be available, despite administration objections. Trimble released the first monthly report covering July 21 to August 1 and explained the reports should be open to public inspection per congressional intent and the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
South Trimble
House
Garner
Senate
Trimble
Hoover
Congress
State Journal
Train Derailment Injures Crew in Peru Illinois
A Rock Island Rocky Mountain Limited derailed in La Salle Peru injuring engine crew. Engineer Harry Clewer of Chicago lost a leg and fireman John Harras of Mokern crushed foot. Four passengers suffered minor injuries. Train left Chicago at 10 30 pm and wreck occurred about 12 45 pm. Cause unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Rocky Mountain Limited
Rock Island
la Salle
la Sane
Harry Clewer
Chicago
John Harras
Mokern
Cliesgo
Rock Teland
Fire roars through Manila destroying landmark district
A night blaze in Manila's historic old Spanish walled city destroyed three blocks including Santa Isabel college and Ateneo school. One woman died and two others were injured as flames leveled buildings and timber fell. Damage surpassed five million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Santa Isabel Girls’ College
Ateneo School
Bureau of Public Works
Farmers Strike Picketing Expands Into Nebraska
Farmers mobilize across three states as pickets block highways near Sioux City and Nebraska. Sheriff Slocum loses his gun during clashes with armed pickets while Dakota County joins the union farmers action. Contending groups seek arbitration as meetings unfold and deputies confront road blockades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Aus
Nebraska
J. F. Kriege
Dakota Cty
Dakota County
Farm Mnroduc
Milo Reno
Farmers Holiday Movement
Des Mol
Gienn
Trtuva
Farmerm’ Usion
Wallace M. Sihpert
Shouse Named President of Prohibition Association
Washington. The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment announced Jules t Shouse as its new president. Shouse, former chairman of the Democratic National Executive Committee, succeeds Henry Curran as vice chairman, and the letter from Fierrs & Du Pont outlines a new guided effort to secure ratification of the federal amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Hete of Jouett Shouse
Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Henry 5. Curran
di Dcocsa
Fierrs &. du Pont
Lancaster Acquitted in Florida Murder Trial
Captain W. N. Lancaster, British aviator, was found not guilty of murdering Haden Clarke after a four hour forty eight minute trial in Miami. The verdict triggered a near riot as spectators hailed the acquittal and Lancaster thanked the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
W. N. Lancaster
Haden Clarke
Florida
Jessie M. Keither-Miller
E. B. Leatherman
Circuit Court
Stillners
Lancaster
Illness May Halt Endurance Flight Of Two Women
New York to Dunces endurance flight by Mrs Louise Theden and Mrs Frances Maresiles nears 122 hour record after Air endurance over three days. They reported side pains in a note, doctors feared appendicitis, an ice bus and ice bucket were lowered with a plea to land if pain persisted. By 1 p.m. they had logged three full days in the air and were within two days of their target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dunces
Louise Theden
Frances Maresiles
Curtiss Seid
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Alvo News
Thomas Stout
Don Shelton
Flord Fifer
Harvey Heir
Lincoln General Hospital
Herman L. Bornemeier
Brian
Joe Armstrong
University Hospital
Earl Herrett
Mesdames Ivan
Jen Armstrong
Armstrong
Nifty Nook 4-H Club
Iowa
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Woodbury County
Severns
South Dakota
Secasion
Beresford
S. D
Correctionville
Here
World- Herald
Ehouse
Pescy Crosty
Inset
Cartwonus
Los Angeles
J. M. iXvith-Silier
Carson
Hawthorne
Beverly Clarke
World-Herald
Elinor L. Matheson
Air Express
Detroit
Elinor
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