Advertising rates and local notices outline
The item lists advertising rates at 6 cents per line per insertion and mentions Caeteneesee 1.60, with directions on applying for rates. It also briefly notes a public talk about quitting tobacco on New Year and a question about a boy who bought a new suit for a wedding but caught mumps and could not attend.
Roosevelt Policy Poll Shows Slender Favorable Margin
In the Literary Digest Poll 346,622 votes favored Roosevelt policies constituting 42.31 percent while 472,698 votes opposed, equal to 67.69 percent, indicating a strong anti paid policies stance among respondents.
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Literary Digest
Christmas shopping discounts hit Fairbury stores
Judging by Monday afternoon chatter in Fairbury, Christmas buying fell short of expectations with many goods marked down. Chain store prices showed home items cheaper in many cases, though lacking the festive tinsel.
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Fairbury
Wedding of Amos Jones and Ruby Taylor on Christmas Night
The ceremony for Amos Jones and Ruby Taylor was held at 10 o'clock on Christmas night in a fine event. An offer of the original script from the episode is extended to guests who attend, with a quirky note about sending a Pepsedent toothpaste carter. Announcer Will Hay stated 200000 copies were prepared, a figure likely insufficient.
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Amos Jones
Ruby Taylor
Carter
Will Hay
Harry Greider
Harry
Home Talent Dramatic Company
Thos. P. Price
Lindberghs Move to England Amid Kidnap Threats
The Lindberghs and their young son reportedly left the United States for England seeking safety from kidnapping threats and ransom extortion. The public tone contrasts law enforcement debates with sympathy for the family, recalling Pilgrim-era emigration and reflecting on America’s crime-tolerance era.
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Chas. A. Lindberg
U .S A
Old England
Lindberg
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Chas. Lindberg, Jr
Europe
America
Christmas reminiscences echo in 40 year old column
The Record recounts long past Christmas events and local life. Names like Lillie Brandt Diller and D R Kelley appear with reminders of births school closures and community happenings around 40 years ago. Comments on politics amuse readers as editor recalls party loyalties and local incidents unfold.
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Less Arnett
Kansas City
Sam Diller
Republican’ Party
Amercia
Union
AOUW
MWA
Harris
Superior
Ell
Amos Bush
Atchison County
Missouri
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Insurance Largest of Its Kind
Mutual Benefit announces a new health and accident insurance plan claimed as the largest of its kind in the world, emphasizing broad coverage and competitive rates for policyholders.
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