Welcome Return of Prosperity Court Ruling Hears State Highway Plan
A Nebraska banking official voices support for good roads as a major issue in the state welfare drive. The Nebraska Supreme Court rules rural electric districts lack state authority, striking down a 1921 act and upholding private property protections. Geneva reports the League of Nations plans an extraordinary session in Paris to resolve Britain Turkey frontier differences.
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Northwest grain board given power to act on emergency
Aberdeen S C congestion in grain terminal markets leads to fewer shipments from farms in the northwest tributary to Duluth and Minneapolis. Members of the northwest regional advisory board authorize their special joint grain committee to act in meeting the emergency, with action referred to a committee.
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Dissolved Reichstag prompts new elections in Germany
Chancellor Marx obtained President Ebert's decree for dissolution and new elections after failed efforts to build a bourgeois bloc in the Reichstag. In the U.S. notes from Redfield South Dakota a farmer faced market woes as watermelons sold for a dollar per wagon load. Des Moines Kiwanis elects Hastings John Lawler district governor. Detroit Chinatown fears violence after Eng San Suey’s card game murder, with residents wary to speak.
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White Dove Valley Community Notes and Potatoes Harvest
Sunday visits and dinners mark a busy week in White Dove Valley with multiple households socializing and helping on farms. D. R. Gross and others travel to Crook, fields are tended, and 18,600 pounds of potatoes are harvested by volunteer help despite dry weather.
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Mrs. Rhodes
Hiarry Reeves
Roy English
Crook
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Joe Green
Walter Bowser
Warry Reeves
Vernon
Milo Moore
Bernard Hil
Harry Reeves
Hillard Marshall
D. R. Gross
Mr. Fenimore
Joe Vogler
Rhodes
Carl Meyerholz
Jesse Moon
Church Harvests Spud Crop in Local Effort
The M. E. church raised 18,600 pounds of potatoes this summer in a farming effort begun by church members who aimed to settle the church debt before Christmas. G. T. Rogers, of the northern area, helped organize the patch and harvest.
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Church members raise funds to pay note on property
Report notes a church gathering netting about 180 dollars to cover the note while field yields averaged thirty one bushels an acre. Subscriptions are taken to distinguish between the note and general funds and officials say the note will be paid, easing church burdens. The piece closes with a congratulatory remark to church people and a note about studio birthday portraits.
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