Davey Plans Washington Meeting On 1936 Campaign HQ
Governor Martin L. Davey travels to Washington to confer with Democratic chairman James A. Farley on a plan to run a joint state and national campaign headquarters in Columbus for 1936. The decision supports keeping the Roosevelt base while placing presidential offices one floor above the state headquarters.
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Davey
Farley
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Washington
James A. Barley
Robert J. Bulkley
Jane Chiles West
The
Intesor
Charles Sawyer
Lipsatpd
Great Lakes
Exposition
Roosevelt
Poulson
Erie Ave Bridge lumber purchase and campaign notes
Lorain officials approved 12 9906 board feet of creosoted lumber for the Erie Avenue bridge. The county committee discussed campaign matters with Francis Poulson and Gov Davey guiding state action. Bid results favored Parsch Lumber despite a lower bid from Republic Crevaling.
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County Comuitgeiouerd
Fine Avenue
Lorain
Parsch Lumber and Coal Company
Parsch Company
Republic Crevauling Conpany
Indiangapolis
Columbus Wood Preserving Company of
Columbus
The
Wood Lumber Company of
Jorain
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
West Side Lumber and Coal Company
Elyria
Amherst Cumber Company
Hixon and Peterson Lumber Company
Oberlin
Horse Rides Car In San Francisco Incident
A gradually disappearing horse leapt onto a San Francisco streetcar, kicked out seven windows, and then vanished. In Casper, Wyoming, ranchers from Bates State country vow a determined war against prairie dogs as they mobilize.
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San Francisco
Casper
Wso
Bates State Country
Low Cost Housing Project Progresses at Greenbelt Maryland
A view shows Resettlement Administration housing work at Greenbelt near Berwyn as crews push toward occupancy by Christmas. The text notes prairie dogs threatening crops and livelihoods, with uncertainty about project pace and final readiness. A memorial image fragment appears at the end.
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Resettlement Administration
Greenbelt
Berwyn
City Hall Inscription Uses Unusual Spacing and Grammar
The inscription at City Hall contains a grammatical glitch in the line about Bernard Brough, noting “He had the same consuming love and consecration to its interests , in” with odd spacing and unfinished phrasing.
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City Hall
Bernard Brough
Lake Avenue News Notes and 4-H Clubs
Lake Avenue notes report a Date family reunion near Oberlin and a dinner for Charles Leonard. Henry Bislich attended Austen Andrews funeral, Mrs Limeback homebound, and locals at the Ohio Small Fruit Improvement Association meeting in Benton Harbor. 4-H clubs Shining Thimbles and Flying Needles held meetings at members’ homes with pledges, verses, and preparations for Camp Crag.
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Sebert Limeback
E. C. Cotton
Schoensle
Lake Avenue
Will Schmitkens
Paul
Middleridge
Trumnmel County
Ohio Small Fruit Improvement Association
Benton Harbor
South Haven
Michigan
Mary Davis
Warren
Winchel
Stap
Art Schaber
Mary Collier
Lake Avenue Community Church
Cascade Park
Leib
W Lourse Jabbush
Louise Ijghbbush
V. O. Schaeffer
Sin
Camp Crag
Ruth Shumaker
Vivian Posey
Maxine Roalfa
Netrnit
Burlll
Kruschen Salts Diet Ad Promises Health Boost
An old style advertorial promotes Kruschen Salts as a health and weight loss aid. It claims to reduce fat intake, improve attractiveness, and increase energy by taking half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning for a month. It guarantees money back if no improvement, citing worldwide sales and daily bowel action as benefits.
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Java
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Geo
B. Wahrman
Mgr
Middle Ave
Erie Ave
Francis Poulson
Rhumman
Cov
Ohio
West
Sawyer
Po-Co-Tan
Lake Ave. Coal CO
Lake Ave
Erers Toledq
Broad ST
Philip Schultz
Leopard
Amer
MRS. V
Flying Needles 4-H Club
L. C. Hecock
Ed Prindie
Batiste
Hanes Union
Big Friend
Lee
UA of An
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