Smith as Governor and the New York political saga
Be SMITH a Be SMITH a DOCTOR HENRY. The article recounts Al Smith’s postwar gubernatorial leadership, his platform discipline, and his clashes with party factions. It highlights his independent stance, key appointments, and clashes with the Lusk bills, plus his electoral comebacks and enduring popular support in New York's diverse regions.
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Smith
U. S
Philippine Islands
Manhattan
New York
Hudson Valley
Mohawk Valley
Horace Greeley
Fourth Ward
Wagner
Franklin Roosevelt
Nathan L. Miller
Miller
Financelal
Theodore Roosevelt
Coolidge
Tate
Assembly
Senate
James J. Walker
Socialist Party
Lusk
James Larkin
Benjamin Gitlow
Justice Holmes
Brandeis
Wilson
Wall Street
Engineering
Bar Association
Congressman Mills
William Allen White
John Roach Straton
al Smith
Hearst
Flint
Te Lincoln
Roosevelt
Daugherty
Fall
Allen
Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Mills
Carefulness Key To Curing Meat Says USDA Expert
US Department of Agriculture meat specialist K F Warner notes that careful handling is as vital as salt in curing pork. He explains salt and sugar quantities vary, but carefulness yields economical, palatable results. He also advises on selecting hogs by weight and desired cuts, detailing yield percentages for ham and bacon and tips for canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. F. Warner
United States Department of Agriculture
Warner
Bureau Devises Instruments For Special Road Studies
The Bureau of Public Roads develops devices to measure road roughness and traffic flow. The roughometer attaches to cars to gauge spring deflection and road harshness, while the traffic flow recorder uses a clock odometer and speedometer to log speed, time, and distance.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Swedish Institute of Roads
Old Timer Arthur A Jefford Dies at Brule Nebraska
Arthur A. Jefford known as Uncle Mike died at his son Ira E. Jefford’s home in Brule on Friday October 5 after a months long illness. A pioneer, he homesteaded in Horseshoe Bend in 1886 and helped found Castle Rock irrigation district in 1889. He also helped organize the valley’s first school district and served on the irrigation board for decades. On October 21 Atwater Kent Radio will display 30 models at the Commercial hotel in Sidney for public inspection.
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New York
Albany
Smith
Colonel Greene
New York City
Conservation Commission
Bureau of Standards
Reconstruction Commission
Abram I. Elkus
Turkey
Charlies H. Sabin
Guaranty Trust Co
Bernard
State Chamber of Commerce
Sarah Conboy
Belle A. Brady
Arthur A. Jefford
Mike
Ira E. Jefford
Brule
Jefford
Platte Valley
Horseshoe Bend
Castle Rock
Atwater Kent Radio Manufacturing Company
Commercial
Sidney
W. LeRoy Larson
Notice of Petition Estate 682 Ingwer Nebraska Court
Barbara Ingwerson petitions for appointment of Paul J. Ingwerson as Administrator of Edwin W. Ingwer estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Hearing set for October 18, 1928 at 10:00 A M before County Judge Elmer Kahl. The notice is dated October 1, 1928.
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Edwin W. Ingwerson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Barbara Ingwerson
Paul J. Ingwerson
Elmer Kahl
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Henry “Cmon
Ogden L. Mills
Wisconsin
Smits
Billhill Coffee
Brule, Nebr
Sidney Bottling Works
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
H. T. Doran
Postoffice
Nebr
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank
Western Securities Company
W. Smith
J. W. Johnson
Sidney’s Leading Insurance Agency
Phone
THE
Sidney Cafe
2Nd St
Kretz Radio and Ignition Co
Igni
Irl W. Wright
Hionly, Nebr
J. RB. Taylor
Larbon
Stors
L. A. Donahoe
ROCHE
Swift Creamery CO
R. E. Roche, M. D
Chas. H. Gardner County Surveyor
Ideal Beauty Shoppe
Ruby P. Furer
F. L. Reed
Old Line Bankers Life Ins. Co
Lincoln, Nebr
E. L. McDonald
M. Wright
First Avenue
Howard’s
West
Second Street
Mark O. Howard
Mutician
Butchinson & Stover
Santis
N. J. Griffith
Mrs. E. Kanfield
Star Meat Market
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
General Dray
Fuller Transfer Co
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