Coolidge For Fess Plan For Farm Aid
President Coolidge appeals to the public for agricultural relief after farm bloc leaders balked at legislation. He endorses a farm marketing board and $100,000,000 in working capital for farmer controlled marketing associations to stabilize markets and cut distribution waste. The plan echoes Senator Fess's co operative bill amendment.
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New Three-Phase Plan to Enforce Prohibition
Washington reports a three-stage crackdown on illicit alcohol with Christmas as a deadline. Undercover and inspection squads would target officials and breweries, costing about 2.98 million dollars, part of a total 28.5 million for prohibition enforcement. General Andrews urged broader, cheaper enforcement nationwide.
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Evangelist McPherson Found Alive in Mexico After Kidnap
Mrs. McPherson, pastor of Angelus Temple Los Angeles, was kidnapped by two men and a woman near Ocean Park California on May 18 and held in a Mexican shack in Agua Prieta awaiting a half million dollar ransom. American James Anderson located her. Locals had mourned her death, believing she drowned. She escaped with captors away.
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Agua Prieta
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Los Angeles
Ocean Park
Hunger Artist Pinched for Fraud Claims Runafoul Public
Berlin police arrest the so called hunger artist Herr Olly after a restaurant stunt where he sat in a glass cage for forty four days. Authorities suspect the act deceived the public and triggered citywide attention.
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Mitchell district plans new schoolhouse at $100300 cost
The Mitchell school board approved building a new schoolhouse this year at a total cost of 100300 dollars. The report notes other local events from the region including weather, deaths, and community updates across nearby towns.
Bayard Builds Nebraska Cheese Plant First In State
The Bayard unit of the North Platte Valley Co operative Cheese company begins brick cheese production with strong local backing. Landowners and milk producers can buy stock. firms or individuals risk losing control. The plant joins four others in the valley with Omaha wholesale pledge to market the product.
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Nebraska
Bayard
North Platte Valley Co-operative Cheese Company
Protective Poultry Association Formed in Cass County
The Cass County Protective Poultry Association is organized with Ray Smith of Weeping Water as president and Oscar Domingo as secretary treasurer. Henry Hobman of Wabash is vice president, with Ray Mayfield of Cedar Creek and Mick Frederick of Murray as directors. The group has 60 members and may assess up to $4 per year from each member to fund rewards for chicken thief convictions.
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Cass County Protective Poultry Assciation
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Ray Smith
Oscar Domingo
Henry Hobman
Wabash
Ray Mayfield
Cedar Creek
Mick Frederick
Murray
Crops See Mixed Damage Nearby After Week of Hail
Hail storms this week spared this area but caused damage within 20 miles north and south. Local farmers report better overall crop conditions here than in recent years. An estimated 100 acre field south of town could yield about 50 bushels of wheat per acre.
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Nebraska
Here
Wheat Harvest Begins in Gage County Beatrice
Farmers started cutting wheat Thursday and Friday in Gage county with three binders operate in the Blue river bottom near Holmesville and another two south of Beatrice. Early sown grain is expected to yield more than last year if weather stays favorable.
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Tom Irvin
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Hamilton County Hogs Receive Premium Credit at Aurora
Dr. H. V. Nothomb of Aurora sold the first carload of hogs at ten cents per hundred in Hamilton County under the tuberculosis eradication program. County shippers do not receive the premium, which totals $15 to $18 per car.
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New Highway Urged Lincolna
A call for a new Lincoln highway emerges amid local transportation discussions. Advocates urge planners to consider routes linking Lincolna to surrounding towns, aiming to boost commerce and mobility.
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Ak-Sar-Ben Races Extend Through July With Weekly Shows
Governor McMullen attended the Ak-Sar-Ben races last Monday in Omaha. The races run weekly until July 5, and the den shows occur each Monday night during the summer season.
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Heir to Spanish Estate Inherits Global Lands
The document outlines an heir to a Spanish estate with extensive holdings across England France Spain and the United States. It notes the estate’s land-based wealth and the international scope of the family's property interests.
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England
France
Spain
United States
Eucharist Congress Ends at Mundelein
The twenty eighth Eucharistic congress of the Roman Catholic church closed at Mundelein before about 700000 to 1000000 people. Cardinal Bonsano bore the host in a rain interrupted procession along a three mile route to St Mary of the Lake seminary grounds. Police and railroad officials managed trains after the event.
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Mundelein
John Cardinal Bonsano
St. Mary of the Lake Seminary
Lake St. Mary
Hall
Bonsano
Cardinal Bongano
North Shore Ling
Lake Bluff
Sydney
Australia
Post Office to Pay Salaries at 90 Large Offices
Government staff salaries will be processed at ninety of the nation’s largest post offices to save time. The step comes as the department reviews practices and could affect 78 ship lines under investigation.
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Post Office Department
Stitute
Police deny permits for parade and exposition events
Police withheld permits to hold the klan parade on the parkway and at the exposition grounds. Events connected with the exposition on September 10 and 11 have been stricken from the program.
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Exposition
Repeal Survives Conservative State Convention Battle
A conservative state convention adopted the proposal to repeal or modify the Volstead Act after a brief floor fight that saw it denounced as a straddle.
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