Declaration of Independence seen as historic turning point
A reflective editorial recalls the 1776 Declaration drafted by Jefferson and Franklin, its aim to unite colonies, and its role as political propaganda. It argues the long-term path to prosperity lies in constitutional democracy, economic confidence, and rejecting dole politics.
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Benjamin ‘Franklin
United States
England
Pimme
United’ States
Time Will Tell The Grass Rooters In Springfiell Illinois
James Roosevelt son of the President is quoted saying the Republican party is held and the Grass Rooters look for the body as the Springfiell Illinois convention unfolds. The piece recalls Democratic revival after 1928 defeats and 1932 momentum amid postwar upheavals.
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James Roosevelt
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Grass Rooters
Springfiell
Ilinois
Democratic Party
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Farmers Get Little
In 1929 consumers paid about 19 billion for farm products. Dr. Frederick Howe says the farmer got seven billion while industries between farm and consumer took twelve. Experts believe proper control could shift part of the twelve toward farmer and consumer for national profit.
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Frederick ©. Howe
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State budget action fuels tax charges and growing government
The piece critiques the state legislature for balancing the budget by imposing new taxes and hiring more staff. It argues that higher government spending increases collection costs and expands the political machine, raising overall government costs despite efforts to finish the task.
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Vieta Press
County Recorder's Little Daughter Dies
The death of Eleanor June Shomate nine daughter of County Recorder Mrs Charles H Sho mate is announced. Death was due to measles with mastoid complications. Funeral services were held in Bakersfield Saturday afternoon.
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Shatter
County Recorder
Charles H. Shomate
Eleanor June Shomate
Bakesfield
No one on relief rolls in Shafter
There is no one on public relief rolls in Shafter, according to George Nickel, head of SERA activities in Kern County.
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George Nickel
Sera Activities
Liern County
Black Widow Bite Not Often Fatal Says Journal Review
Fresno General Hospital doctors summarize a Journal of the American Medical Association article noting that over seven years 52 cases at Fresno involved adults and no adult deaths occurred. They emphasize bite seriousness and outline routine treatment including bed rest, soap enema, fluids, morphine, sodium bicarbonate, and intravenous dationes to control hypertension and muscle spasm.
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H. M. Ginsberg
Ino General Hospital
Journal of the American Medical Association
A. W. Gaede
Fresno General Hospital
Los Angeles General Capital
Fresno’ General Hospital
Cotton acreage not affected by NRA decision
Henry A. Wallace announced that voluntary adjustment was not in the path of the Schechter case and the government could fulfill contracts with farmers. N. D. Hudson said rumors of cotton acreage reduction contracts being discarded are unfounded, and the program remains intact for growers.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Schechter
N. D. Hudson
Kern County
Hudson
Supreme Court
NRA
New Sales Tax To Be Tested In Court
California retailers move to test the three percent sales tax by a declaratory judgment to determine if food exempt items are excluded from the tax. The State Board of Equalization will join in a friendly action to clarify its jurisdiction. Merchants' books may help compute tax exempt purchase proportions to apply to total retail sales.
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California
State Board of Equalization
Ray L. Riley
A New Freedom Greeting the Flag in California
Mrs. Jessie M. Sanders of Box 182 Buttonwillow California sends a patriotic verse praising the flag and the nation. The message envisions a stronger freedom and a steady ship of state continuing under the flag.
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Jessie. M. Sanders
Box 182
Buttonwillow
California
July To Be Gala Month For California
A long list of fairs, fetes, and events fills July across California anchored by the California Pacific International Exposition. Highlights include Frontier Days in Willits on July 24, Semana Nautica in Santa Barbara, and multiple Fourth of July celebrations in Chico Roseville Stockton Fairfax Truckee and more with sports, parades, rodeos, regattas, and pageants totaling a crowded civic calendar.
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Willits
Santa Barbara
Alturas
Chico
Modesto
Roseville
American Legion
Stockton
County Horses Struck By Encephalitis Says Vet
Veterinarian Dr Price Edwards reports a rise in equine encephalitis cases countywide. Affected horses show lethargy irritability unsteady gait and poor coordination with some lying down or leaning on fences.
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Price Edwards
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