Will Rogers Skewers 1930 Politics and Ford Courtship
Will Rogers jokes about Henry Ford in Europe and his London reception. He ridicules the Berlin Benz exhibit and recalls Derborn junkyards. Rogers analyzes 1930 off year politics, party splits over wet and dry issues, Massachusetts race with Coolidge, and New Jersey stance. He predicts little real change as lawmakers sever budgets and salaries remain constant.
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Beverly Hills
Henry Ford
Europe
Meuseum
Berlin
Germany
Karl Benz
Derborn
Henry
Senate
House
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Fitchburg
Calvin
Northampton
Vermont
Rutland
Cal’s
William Butler
Calvin Coolidge
New York
New Jersey
Morrow
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Kooy Bros Store Ad Promotes Oatmeal and Bargains
An old advertisement for Kooy Bros Store touts GWC Oatmeal and a special price on gallon fruits at 55 cents a can. It invites shoppers to visit in Lincoln Nebraska at College View Station and promotes socks hosiery and silk undergarments from Mrs Emma Stutzman.
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Kooy Bros
Emma Stutzman
Notice of move and local sales from Hawarden area
A notice announces Emma Stutzman has moved her Art Shop to a home location near the flag pole and thanks patrons. It also advertises for sale a former Stevens residence property tied to Hawarden State Bank, with inquiries to J H Peacock. Additional items include Polarine Axle grease, a Boyden Standard Oil ad, and German Police Dogs offered for sale with owner John Dethmers.
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Flag Pole
Emma Stutzman
Stevens
Fred Lohof
Hawarden State Bank
J. H. Peacock
Hawarden
Iowa
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Kodak Specialist
Coll Ege View Station
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Boyden Standard Oil Station
John Dethmers
U. S
Orange
Gustav Stegeman
Kooy’s Store
F. L. Myers
M. D
Sheldon
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