Revival of Industry Urged to Halt Money Hoarding
A Chicago News editorial discusses rumors turning into fear of calamity and urges Americans to stop hiding money in banks. It argues that withdrawing funds would starve production, deny loans, and stall job creation, calling for renewed initiative and bank support for communities. The piece cites local names and notes Arthur Lorimer drilling a well near Belleville with Pete Barleen assisting.
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Chicago News
Storms and damage hit Highland area with farm losses
A severe storm path grazed Lone Tree and surrounding farms causing damaged barns at A J Kelly Geo Ames Oren Kelly Will Cowle Fred Brown Arthur Lorimer and Bernie Lash. Windmills and buildings shifted trees uprooted and hay stacks scattered. Community members assist with repairs and a Ladies Aid meeting followed at Norway.
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Muriel Loofbourrow
Lone Tree
Freda Blackburn
Fred Ames
Claude
Lawrence Adams
Norway
Roy Blackburn
Floyd Walter
John Young
Mildred Barleen
Arthur Lorimer
A. J. Kelly
Oren Kellys
Bernie Lash
Will Cowle
Fred Brown
Bert Nickerson
Sadie Walter
Minta
Florente Lashard
Nellie A~walt
Florence Tash
Harriet Walter
Reta Cowle
Ruth
Union News Briefs of Shotgun Weather and Socials
Weather notes show Monday showers and a Saturday hail with a north wind gale midweek and a rapid 30 degree temperature drop. Emery Johnson farms wheat west of the river with a six hundred sheep herd and a four-man crew. Social items include visits, a Belleville wedding reception, cemetery work, a painting project, a Long Beach visitor, and a party at Earl Hammond’s with Charla Larson Ella Larson and others.
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Emery Johnson
Johnson
Chas. Jenkins
Chester
Emery Hall
Howard Vandeveer
Harry Benjamin
Dewey Marshall
John Wenda
Wm. Vishnefski
Elsie
Harry Stephenson
Deshler
John Vishnefski
Belleville
Arthur Coldazier
Union Valley
Glenn Eastman
Noble Isaacson
George Marshall
Lynn Hall
Max Bowersox
Bobby White
Oscar Marshall
Curtis Brown
Vesta
Nebr
Oren Price
Republic
John Hall
Washington Township
E. B. Hall
Bernard Marshall
Howard , Mahan
Scandia
Alfred Walker
Near Munden
Myrtle
Sanderson
Formoso Beats Gaylord To Force Deciding Series Game
Formoso defeated Gaylord 4 to 3 in nine innings to even the series between the Solomon Valley and Republican league champions. Gaylord won the first two games, Formoso the last two, with a fifth game set for next Sunday at Lebanon diamond. Last year Formoso won the fifth against Irwin for the Solomon Valley pennant.
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Formoso
New County Treasurer Takes Office This Week
T. J. West who has served as Republic county treasurer for two years will turn the office over to Earl Hanel who was elected last November. Auditors are completing the audit of the books as West is checked out this week. West has not announced his future plans.
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T. J. West
Republic County
Earl Hanel
West
Telephone Officials Attend Junction City District Meeting
George Nimocks, Miss Ella Maxell, and Mr and Mrs Jimmy Mahan attended a district meeting of telephone officials and employees in Junction City. Nimocks, president of Scandia Telephone Company, appeared on the program as an association official.
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George. Nimocks
Ella Maxell
Jimmy Mahan
Junction City
Mr. Nimocks
Scandia Telephone Company
The
Telephone Association
Four Scandia Men Play On Republic City Team
Four Scandia men and former Flying Swede players Lee Ander Edgren Wayne Hall Elwyn Isaacson and Elmer Isaacson played for Republic City last Sunday against Concordia. The game ended in a scoreless tie for the third straight contest this year.
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Scandia
Republic City
Concordia
Republc City
Lee Ander Edgren
Wayne Hall
Elwyn Isaacson
Elmer Isaacson
Local Notices from Clay Center and Nearby Visits
Victor Alstrom of Clay Center visited from Saturday until Tuesday with his father Jonas Alstrom. Families move today into the Glover house. Grafton Nutter of Republic spent Saturday night with the Plottier family. Fred Evert and family visited Loren Evert at York College. A load of Standard Briquets will soon arrive on track. take them from the car and save money. Cecil Sargent of Riley arrived for a few days at the Robt. Doctor home.
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Victor Alstrom
Clay Center
Jonas Alstrom
Grafton Nutter
Republic
G. P. Plottier
A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co
Cecil Sargent
Riley
Mrs.Sargent
Emogene
Mr. Sargent
For Sale East Half of Section 35 Township 3 Range 4
J A Freeburg advertises immediate sale of 80 acres in East half of section 35 with a seven room house barn for six horses shed granary well and windmill. fenced and hog tight. also offers West half of same section unimproved 80 acres.
Open Season on Ducks Starts Next Tuesday in Kansas
Next Tuesday noon marks the opening of the 1931 duck hunting season in Kansas. Hunters eagerly anticipate the period after a long year of restrictions. The season runs until sundown November 19, making it the shortest open season in state history due to a severe duck shortage from last summer.
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Kansas
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