Tax Bill Touches Consumers Across Many Goods
Washington coverage outlines how the new tax law, effective June 21, raises costs for ordinary items. Consumers will pay higher prices on soft drinks, jewelry, watches, cosmetics, cameras, tires, and more while checks and letters incur fees. The piece also weighs Democratic prospects for the 1932 nomination, noting Roosevelt, Smith, and Baker as key figures and the impact of party dynamics on the platform. The Benton jail crowd example highlights public interest in Oliver Haynes.
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Mes
Sage
Treasury
Roosevelt
Washington
Alfred E. Smith
Congress
Smith
Hoover
Mr. Smith
Newton man penalized for drunken driving after claim of fear
Thomas R. Falon of Newton Massachusetts was fined 100 dollars for drunken driving following testimony that he drank a bottle of brandy to hide it from police who might search his car after a collision.
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Thomas R. Falon
Newton
Mass
Roofing 1.25 Per Square from C. D. Shamburger Lumber Co
Local lumber company C. D. Shamburger Lumber Co advertises roofing at 1.25 dollars per square. The notice appears in a brief classified insert with contact details likely for immediate orders.
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C. D. Shamburger Lumber Co
Friendly Hour Bridge Club party hosted by Mrs Knutson
Mrs B F Knutson hosted a Thursday afternoon party for the Friendly Hour Bridge Club at Mrs A F Ashenhust home with a yellow and white theme and refreshment table. Attendees included Mmes Lamb Coats Lee Ladd Moore Ashenhust Conant Coombes Husbands Bonnie Davis Beth Coombes and others. The club plans to meet next week at Mrs O H Coats home. A joint W M A meeting follows next Thursday at Leeders Baptist Encampment grounds with many members listed. Circle meetings of the Baptist W M A are scheduled next Monday with Circles A B F and G meeting at designated homes.
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Friendly Hour Club
B. F. Knutson
A. F. Ashenhust
Friendly Hour Bridge Club
Mmes. C. W. Lamb
O. H. Coats
J. B. Lee
J. W. Ladd
Bob Moore
Leeders Baptist
Mmes. R. F. Mahood
Alice Hoover
W. T. Rhodes
J. P. Holman
John Wallace
J. T. Medlin
J. C. Doss
Ed Dodson
Otis Harbert
Frank Heflin
J. T. Hassell
J. L. Armour
L. H. Culwell
EB. P. Sharp
Alton McClellan
Sam Morris
Baptist
W.M.A
Pitt Walton
Travis Smith
Circle A Leads Missionary Program on Christian Education
Members of Circle A of the Baptist W M A conducted a missionary program Monday afternoon at First Baptist Church. Mrs Otis Harbert opened with a devotional and Mrs L H Culwell presided. Assisting were Mrs Alton McClellan Mrs J cross and Mrs J T Medlin who also announced the quarter-
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Circle A
Baptist
W.M.A
First Baptist Church
Otis Harbert
L. H. Culwell
Alton McClellan
J. Cross
J. T. Medlin
Medlin
Alumni Association Meeting at Stam ford School of Nursing
Mrs John and Mrs Harry Dickenson hosted the Alumni Association gathering Friday afternoon at their home in Stamford. An informal social hour followed the business session as members enjoyed frozen salad with fruit and iced tea. Present were Mmes R L Carver Clay Markham Martin Pope Kirk Gregory Travis Smith Paul Duncan Miss Fannie Mae Blackstock Miss Letha Turley and Miss Bertha Whitmier.
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John
Harry Dickenson
Stamford School of Nursing
Mmes
R. L. Carver
Clay Markham
Martin Pope
Kirk Gregory Travis Smith
Paul Duncan
Fannie Mae Blackstock
Letha Turley
Bertha Whitmier
Mr and Mrs Wiseley Entertain Visitors
Mr and Mrs Wiseley host guests complimenting their visitors. Mr and Mrs M J Highsmith attend. Mrs Ethel Kaley and Mrs H E Whita- are mentioned as part of the visiting company.
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MR. and
Mrs. Wiseley
M. J. Highsmith
Ethel Kaley
H. E. Whita
Bridge Party at East Davenport Street Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. B N Wiseley entertained seven tables of bridge on East Davenport Street in Robinson Illinois last Thursday evening. Summer flowers decorated the rooms and prizes rewarded high scorers Mrs L P Metz and Dr Fred Hudson. Guests received attractive keepsake prizes and an ice course was served during refreshments.
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Ker
Robinson
Ill
B. N. Wiseley
East Davenport Street
L. PF. Metz
Fred Hudson
River Party at Riverside Park For Stam ford Nursing Students
Stam ford School of Nursing students and friends enjoyed a river party at Riverside Park near Lueders Friday evening. A bounteous picnic followed by swimming and skating provided the evening’s recreation, with many named attendees listed.
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Stamford School of Nursing
Riverside Park
Lueders
Iola McClellan
Ruth Hanna
Estelle Robertson
Wilma Parker
Allee Kensdale
Agnes Hanson
Margaret Ward
Letha Huff
Marie Fields
Audie Smith
Cass Dyson
Bob Corley
Guy Cannon
Alfred Lieb
Dean Culp
John Henry Culp
Fred Taylor
Ted Tholden
Travis Smith
Lumber ad promotes willpaper and advertising in America
An OCR fragment promotes shopping at a local store for willpaper and advertising services, credited to C. D. Shamburger Lumber TM. The text suggests a promotional line about purchasing materials and advertising in the American market.
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C. D. Shamburger Lumber
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Wilson
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Baker
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Hopkins University
Lee
Elizabeth Leopold
Pottstown
Washington, D. C
Overnor Roosevelt
Newton D. Baker
Benton, Nl
Oliver Haynes
West Texas Utilities Company
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