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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1928

Page

6

Wheat crop for 1928 sets nine year record

Washington reports the September crop summary showing a national grain total of 5,675,300,000 bushels, up over half a billion from 1927. Wheat at 901,000,000 bushels marks the largest nine years with winter 579,000,000, spring 238,000,000, and durum 85,000,000. Corn reaches 2,931,000,000.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture Ohio Indiana Nebraska South Dakota Kansas

Kellogg Returns to Washington After Paris Antiwar Pact

Secretary Kellogg arrives at the State Department after signing the antiwar treaty with 14 other statesmen in Paris. News centers on a potential meeting with President Coolidge to discuss naval limitation and future procedure amid British and French attitudes. He deposits the pact in the department archives.

Washington State Department Kellogg Europe President Coolidge Great Britain France Paris Department

Seven Die in Pocatello Plane Crash

A Fokker air mail plane on approach to Pocatello from Great Falls to Salt Lake City crashed killing seven. Victims named include pilot Paul Wheatley secretary Jesse Richards Ogden chamber of commerce W A Timmerman Ogden journalist Mrs Lawrence C Shaper and two children and W A Mclean Liberty Magazine representative.

Pocatello Idaho Fokker super-Universal Air Mail Great Falls Salt Lake City Paul Wheatley Jesse Richards Ogden Utah

John Coolidge Given Clerk Post in Railroad Office

John Coolidge son of President Coolidge has been named a clerk in the office of J A Droege general manager of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad announced here.

New Haven Conn John Coolidge President Coolidge J. A. Droege New York, New Traven and Hartford Railroad

Indians Stage Farm Fair Wakpala

At the first annual agricultural fair and celebration by the Sioux Indians of this district exhibits of Indian crops livestock and poultry were featured.

Wakpala 8. D

Dolton condemnation special assessment for sewer system

The village of Dolton announces a special assessment to fund a connected sanitary and storm sewer system across multiple streets including Woodlawn Avenue Ellis Avenue Greenwood Avenue and Lincoln Avenue. A perpetual easement is described to lay and maintain the sewer. Final hearing set for September 25 1928 with ten annual installments at six percent interest.

Dolton South Chicago Southern Railroad County Co Board of Liuscees Vilage Dalton Nave Woollawn Avenue Woodlawn Avenue Chicago & Southern R. R. Co 14Th Street Lincoln Avenue 146Th Street Ells Avenue Ellis Avenue Greenwood Avenue Dobsbon Avenue 148Th Street Cook Ilinois Cook County Dalton, Hainois A. D John Awarms, JR Joseph L. Locher William Waddell

Sweet and Low from Tennyson's The Princess

Alfred Lord Tennyson wrote the song Sweet and Low for his poetic drama The Princess. Two songs were written with the swine tithe but the published one was selected by friends to whom he submitted them. The idea originated from notes made by the poet during a seaside stay several months earlier.

Alfred Lord Tennyson Mkep

Wouldn't It Public Ledger Vision of Awake Rights

A clipped quote from the Public Ledger laments a country where everyone demands his own rights and wakes the public discourse, portraying an unsettling surge of assertive citizens.

Public Ledger

Harm Done by the Clever

A remark from Plain Talk Magazine quotes Arthur Schnitzter on how clever people ruin progress not through malice but by sacrificing intellect for momentary advantage or comfort, likening it to turning off a light to darken a room.

Ine Arthur Schnitzter Plain Talk Magazine

Flag fringe symbolism ties gold fringe to regimental colors

The article notes that gold fringe on the American flag signifies regimental colors, reframing the flag’s decorative feature as a marker of unit identity and ceremonial status.

Diamonds and Tragedy in History’s Famous Gems

The article notes that most renowned diamonds are tied to violence, sudden death, and crime. It highlights India’s famed gems whose legends span a millennium, filled with treachery and murder.

India

Banana Prolific Plant Yield Claims Explore Food Output

An ordinary banana crop is described as yielding about 382000 pounds of food per acre, suggesting high productivity. The statement highlights the potential scale of banana farming as a staple food source.

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