Prohibition and Politics Dominate 1928 News Year Picks
A sweeping review reports on United States political shifts with Republican Braith winning support among factions, Democratic gains in New Jersey and Indiana, and Ku Klux Klan activities influencing local races. Italy and France discuss debt and Syria tensions, while the American Legion pushes a universal draft and veterans reforms as Prohibition forces seek stronger enforcement and tax changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Braith
Vietory
Derpie
Benatar
Aydenfyrth
Heprecensatise Ogun Mis
Hiato Cosirieun
Com- Kidersine Loge
Moore
Congress
Indiana
Yletarias
Indianapolis
Terre Wante
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Port
Elkhart
Crawfordayne
Indianapelis
South Bend
Marlon
Jthefimond
Toaton
Demogrsi
Stepublicana
Malcolm KB. Nichola
Ku Kins Klan
J. J. Duvall
Tndlonapolix
Charles Bowles
Detroit
Snow Lingers as Rural Community Reports Local News
A string of small town notices follows general farm life details in Gurley area. References include weather disruption, corn picking, and workers such as Wil Ewart, Victor Knox, and Curt Scott. Local families and schools are noted with health concerns and social visits through late February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redbone
Wailer Pier
Tad
Judes
Bart Walker
Bupex
Axx
St. F
Gurler
CC Carl
Ericg
Wil Ewart
Victor Knox
Curt Scott
Maurice Scott
Brewer's
Sidney
John Groshans
Ray Spiker
Gurley
Oscar Aurich
Ernest Wille
West
Lydia
Gus Juedas
Effect Before Cause in Boston Tras Script
A clipped Lone papers notice notes strange phrasing as a writer slips on the phrase Peala while describing deafening peals and vivid lightning. The passage reads like a cryptic current event blurb with period voice and terse commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. M. Senix Ux
Boston Tras
Money to Loan for Farm Lead North Table 8 Percent
Advert reads money to loan for two thousand dollars with four percent interest at eight percent and a limit of twentyfive hundred dollars on some lead or north table. Call W P Miles for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Table
Cs Mo
W. P. Miles
Fragmented note on workwear and prices across industries
A garbled OCR style passage mentions workwear, fatigue, and productivity with scattered figures and items. It references 6864er and 4099 counts, 40h terms, and a company named Child ers bed Yoster-Miizorn Co in Ballain New York, with vague notes on materials, tabs, and a price range. The text reads like a fragmented catalog or payroll memo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Childers Bed
Yoster-Miizorn Co
Mtrs
Ballain
N.Y
Be Photographed This Year at Phelps Studio Eutholes
A compact local notice invites residents to be photographed at Phelps Studio this year. It emphasizes studio services and a timely opportunity for portraits. The brief lacks concrete dates but signals availability and a call to action for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps Studio
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Walker
New York
Y Rowsad
Piclard
William Mppowell
Mitcheil
Witneses
Howse
Celane Mitchell
Reid
Bia
Cotes Sivas
Soong Wiminde
Peur
Setattiews
Ant Agdcucces, Nat. Dide
Sore Eto
Beit
Wietett
Sorane
Mufiizoms
Nina
Miester
McQuligg
The
American Legion
Coolidge
Uie Veterans Burean
Veterans
Italy
Washington
Wolpl
Det
Presder Puinleve
Painleve
Wenri Beringer
M. Callisax
Vainiere Tajoistry
Chamber of Deputies
Tull
Solullata
Srance
Syria
Darmascus
Bakry Vey
Hama
League of Nations
Damascas
Ite
Knabenshue
Beirut
Alexandra
Damascus
Iza Khan
Persia
Pallavi
Ahmed Mirsa
Riza
Shah
Elcola
Biza
Shah Atme
Mirza
Paris
X Party
Fs Cine
Bolshevists
Pussia
England
Far East
Arthur Millspaugh
Chicago
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Prohibition
Wheeler
Andrew J. Volstead
Admiral Billard
Coast Guard
Rai
Grand Legice
Western Roads
Arifef
China
Pek Ing
C. T. Wang
House Committee On Ways and Means
Gen. L. C. Andrews
Secretary of the Treasury
Firit
Wits
Sie Donets Sond
Roate
Hugh Pendexter
American
Eee Sialaky
Image Life Ineuan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kratz Abstract Co
Earl BR. Kratz
Sidney, Nebraska
Standard Oil Company OF
Nebraska
Lincoln
Omaha
Hastings
North Platte
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