Michigan governor orders statewide anti bootleg drive after Ann Arbor killings
Amid a gruesome case near Ann Arbor and youths accused of moonshine involvement, Michigan's governor calls a state wide crackdown on bootleg liquor. He cites ample illegal resorts outside cities and within Detroit, urging action to curb crime and protect youth. The piece contrasts prohibition debates with relentless criminal activity and urges sober civic response across counties and states.
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Omaha World Herald
Stowely
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Detroit
Ann
Chicago
Tri- Obune
Vic Omims
Amjooze
Oigin
the Tribune
Mvet
Rakyho
Tribune
Wickersham Commission
Illinois Crime Survey
Omaha
NO TYPICAL AMERICAN COLLOQUIAL OBSERVATIONS
An English fund fellow touring the United States finds no single American type. He notes clear regional differences between Californians and New Englanders and between urban industrial crowds and residents of Kansas towns. The piece argues the myth of a representative American is unreal.
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United States
H. L. Purley
Cleveland Plain Dealer
English Commonwealth Fund
Yale
The Election In Prussia and Other Proposals
The piece argues that Prussia's recent election gave support to the regime, praising the orderly German populace and skeptical of mass movements. It then questions the logic of destroying excess goods and even people, suggesting drastic reductions as speculative remedies amid fears of unemployment.
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Prussia
Germany
Glamorous Notion on Farm Price Support In 1930s Warehouses
The Baltimore Evening Sun reports abundant cotton crops pushing prices down. The U.S. Farm Board proposes a constructive plan to stabilize agricultural prices by farmers destroying one third of their output.
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Farm Board
Baltimore Evening Sun
United States Farm Board
Watermelon and corn etiquette season noted
A lighthearted look at summer table manners contrasts forks and spoons for corn on the cob and watermelon. The piece then shifts to local social items, including visits, dances, and prize trips announced by the community and farm bureau events.
North Divide Sparks Family Visit Details
Mrs. Pear reports that C. B. Kinten and son visited Paul Sparks on Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sparks also called at Paul Sparks that morning. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Glantz stopped by the John Glantz home near Gurley on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. L. Cruise
Iliff
Colo
Julius Choan
Paul Sparks
Irvin Siemers
Albert Siemers
Fred Siemers
Harold Tobin
Claude Sparks
Mrs. Jay Sparks
George Rippe
Pear. Sparks
C. B. Kinten and Son
Claud Sparks
Henry Glantz
John Glantz
Gurley
Bronson Clothing Club Chooses Best Dress at August Meeting
The Bronson Clothing club met August 12 with Myrna Shinkle presiding. Five members and five visitors attended. After a brief business session, dresses were judged with Anna Frerichs' dress declared best. The remainder of the gathering was spent playing games.
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Bronson Clothing Club
Myrna Shinkle
Anna Frerichs
Cream fading as civic club event winds down
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear references to a civic club on Avenue involving an event or feature with a waning horus reference and an amount spent, plus a stray year-like mark 1022. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
Tobin Building House Feat. Shep Appears Nearby
A short notice notes a canine named Shep associated with a Tobin building area at 10110 Wl, drawing local attention to the scene around the Tobin building.
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Tobin
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Sidney
Nebraska
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Nebr
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Zone One
Detroit News
Ur, Jann
Herbert
Christian Science Monitor
Ray Cruise
Lowell Wolverton
Walter Miller
Farm Bureau
Marie Schwartz
Rosetta Ssemers
North Divide
Eugenie
Civ Club
Feyncen
Ine
Malaga
Kraft
Per Eaiten
Pork & Beans
van Camp
Hills Bros
Colorado
Kuner
Ring Bologna
Wieners
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