Senator Smoot Powerful in Congress
Washington reports detail Senator Reed Smoot of Utah building a vast patronage network, with family on payrolls and numerous appointees across federal posts. The piece cites appointees in veterans affairs, the Shipping Board, Farm Board, Tax Appeals, and other agencies, highlighting Smoot’s extensive influence in Washington.
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Veterans’ Affairs
Frank Hines
J. Reuben Clark
Federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wilson McCarthy
Mahatma Gandhi
Smoots Influence in Congress Extends Across Many Fronts
The article portrays S Smoot as a dominant figure in Senate finance and key committees. It notes his broad reach from appropriation and public lands to rules and public buildings, praising efficiency and workload. Descriptions include Wall Street style persistence against idle chatter in the Congressional Record and ties to the Mormon church.
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Senate Financing Committee
Smoot
Congress
Treless
Harding
Washington
Congressional Record
Mallet Creek 4-H Club splits meet with new officers
York Sunny Maids 4-H Girls meet at Sunday school rooms for first 14922 meeting. Mrs Dueck named new leader for sewing and Mrs Alexander for cooking with 11 girls per class and 21 members present plus eight mothers. Newly elected officers include President Maame Chamberlain and others. Boys 4-H Junior Farmers also meet at John Nettleton’s home with 21 of 23 members present. Ralph Bolton elected president and other officers named. Members listed with projects like chickens pigs calves and gardens. Next meeting planned June 7 at Bernard Wilson’s home with indoor ball at 7:30.
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Mallett Creek
York
McIntosh
County Leacher
Ernest Dueck
Gail Alexander
John Nettleton
Kenneth Bolton
Arthur Swartz
William Berlin
Norman Wrouth
Gordon Stahl
Bernard
Irvin Seeley
Ralph Chamberlain
Ralph Bolton
Kenneth Benedict
Roger Brintnall
Herbert Stone
Bernard Seeley
Ralph McConnell
Harold Jenne
Party Honoring Mr and Mrs Woods at Swartz Home
Friends of Mr and Mrs Homer Woods are invited to a June 2 evening party at the home of Mr and Mrs O G Swartz. Ice cream and cake will be served. Ladies are asked to bring cake.
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Homer Woods
O. G. Swartz
Grange Meeting At Mallett Creek Town Hall
The Mallett Creek Grange held a Friday evening session in the town hall with fifty three members attending the subordinate meeting. The Junior Grange joined after, bringing total attendance to about eighty for the program in the M P Sunday school rooms. The program featured songs tableaux recitations readings a song trio and other items.
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Mallett Creek Granen
M. P
Mystery youths sail to Tahiti in coded fog book tale
A group of young Chicagoans in a tropical adventure chase a 100 year old fog book and a dangerous rival linked to a pearl theft. Elise Whitney reveals herself as Pauo, princess of a distant island, and a kidnaping of Pauo's associate triggers pursuit by a crew including Larry Holmes and Tom Horry. The crew sails toward Tehiti aboard a yacht while deciphering a hidden code, with tensions rising as a mysterious Livingston closes in.
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Tom Horry
Jane Adams
Pilly Lightener
Jay Bruce
Shin
Tahiti
South Seas
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Bhe
Tom
Jay
Jane
Elise Whitney
Tarea
Tehiti
Aliss Whitney
Pauo
Larry
Pano
Livingston
Atin
Acene
Pakal
Sugar
Amile
Avchild
Tropics
Tino
Chopin
McDowell
Grieg
Ting
Grange and Farm Bureau Plan Township Picnic
York township Farm Bureau and Grange announce a combined picnic for farmers and interested residents. The exact place and date will be announced later.
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Farm Bureau
York Township Farm Bureau
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York Grange Softball Faces Granger At School Grounds
The York Grange softball team will play Granger here on the school grounds Tuesday evening. All Grangers are urged to attend and show encouragement as York has a very good team this year.
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York Grange
Granger
York
Antique program highlights Acme Grange meeting
In Columbia on May 17 Acme Grange featured a splen did program on antiques. A history of relics was presented and the antiques roll call drew interest. The program closed with a humorous stunt and Grange songs as Williard Keyse plans construction of a new greenhouse nearby.
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Tom
Jane
Larry
Holmes
Meolce
Oomou
Atol
Pakal
Plnga
Sequoia
Potit
Rutarin
Tropics
Pinga
Yane
Reef Gate
South Pacific
Yone
Achil Jles
Columbia
Acme Grange
Grange
Williard Keyse
Garden Talks By C. 2. Van Lut
C 2 Van Lut praises Pennsylvania and Maryland for hardy evergreens of valleys and mountains. He notes azaleas in Westminster Maryland in bloom with many varieties, including Holland imports on the forbidden list. He comments on rock gardens, alpine plants, and the better rockery landscape due to native geology and hills, contrasting with local flat lands.
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Maryland
Westminster
Holland
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The reader remarks on avoiding dated purchases and notes that bargains should reflect value. The point is made that buying very cheap goods often fails to meet standard quality expectations.
Valley City Social Notes June Visit Patterns
Valley City items record June travel by Mr and Mrs Arthur Hauck and sons Billy and David to Vinita Oklahoma to visit Mrs Haucks parents Mr and Mrs Welburn for about a month. James Frisk of Cleveland stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Grabenstetter. Several ladies and Clifton Arick visit Elyria last Wednesday. Mrs Frank McMullen Mrs Carl Hauck with Mrs Edna Reichard golfed at Columbia Hills. Louis Pobzehil of Miami Florida visits sister Mrs Richard Routter while Bobby Reichard visits Elyria relative. Mrs John Mellert hosts Get-Together Club Tuesday with bridge prizes awarded for high scores.
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Valley City
Arthur Hauck
Sone
Billy
David
Vinita
Oxls
Hauck
Welburn
James Frisk
Cleveland
Wm. Grabenstetter
Anna Schaeffer
Jean Schaeffer
Lydia Feutter
Clifton Arick
Paul Britt Dies After Illness at 63
Paul Britt died at his home after a long illness at age 63. He and Beitt operated a general store for many years and were well known in the community. Funeral services were held at home Monday at 2 o clock with burial at Brookside Heights Cemetery in Cleveland.
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Paul Britt
Paul Batt
Beitt
Ren & General Wm
Heights Cemetery
Cleveland
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