Prohibition and party positions amid Republican convention
The piece surveys the Republican convention's Prohibition stance, President Hoover’s leadership, and internal GOP divides with Dr Butler opposing Hoover. It notes Democrats likely align similarly on prohibition and discusses constitutional routes via states, taxes, and reform, urging education and economic policy over idealistic shifts.
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Hoover
Curtis
Hooves
Nicholls—Moray— Butler
Columbia University
Butler
Pébles
Lincoln
U. S
Sinte
Dr. Butler
Washington
United States
What We Think by Frank Bixon in a turbulent era
A fragmentary column by Frank Bix on Uncle Sam's promises to pay and silver as metal, criticizing bank notes and the limits of currency. It references General Smedley Utley, Ewing Herbert, taxes, and public discourse, with a colloquial, opinionated voice and satirical tone.
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Veta
U.S. Treasury
Frank Bixon
Sam
Hind
Ewing Herbert
Roney
Authorities Endorse Checking Parties As Legal
Officials declare that checking parties are legal, a decision the columnist argues is several years late and overdue in the view of the column.
Most popular songs soon forgotten
A concise remark notes that the most popular songs tend to be quickly forgotten, yet their initial appeal fades as time passes. The statement reflects on enduring influence versus transient hype in musical culture.
Legend of General Wayne Versus Indian Foes Revealed
A long admiring account recounts General Anthony Wayne's fearless leadership in the Revolutionary War. It compares him to Stonewall Jackson, notes his willingness to push through danger, and cites key campaigns such as Stony Point and Fallen Timbers. The piece ends with his death near Presque Isle, Pennsylvania.
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Anthony Whyne
Wayne Belog
Tad
Anthony
Anthony Waynel
New
Win Forge
Abe Seatel-teish
Pennsylvania
Wayne Wang
Stenben
Valley Forge
Wayne
Stony Polne
Getterel Wayne
Presque Isle
Erle
Phiadelphia Ledger
Old fashioned tomboy displaced by flapper in carnival tale
A brief snippet notes a shift from the tomboy image to the flapper as the one doing new things. An exchange mentions rain spoiling the carnival, and a remark about possible improvements in Adle carnivals. The phrasing suggests a humorous, observational column on social changes.
Sheriff’s Sale of Real Estate in Wayne County Ohio
The State of Kin Wayne County forecloses on the Tome Building and Loan Coy and others under Case Nos 30649. An Order of Sale directs auction at the Wayne County Court House Wooster. Property in Rittman Village Wayne County Ohio on a specified lot at 75 feet on Coga Street College of Noshy Malti Street area, with cash sale terms set at 1750.00. Sheriff Clark Shearer leads the sale to be conducted by Critchfield McSweeney and Critchfield Attorneya.
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Tome Building and Loan Coy
Plainthus
Charles B. Holderbaum
Wooster
Ohio
Rittman
Bowie
Wayne
Stata
Ghio
Ag City
Lota
Coga Street
Wayne Counts
Prenilaed
College
Noshy Malti Street
Clark Shearer
Wayne County
Oto
Critchfiald
McSweeney and Critchfield
Attorneya
Thin
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FOX News
Rittman Theatre
Ay Radford Mobley
Chicago
Congress
Republican Party
Canada
Ed Howe
Russia
Punt
Marshallville
John H. Fisher Agency
Rittman, Ohio
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Penn- Rad
PENN
He Beas
TGC
Maior Onky
Rittman’s
FOOD
General Smedley
Utley
Kind
Hershey
Rohrer
R. H. Blough
Sterling, Ohio
Holstein
Guernseys
Jerseys
Seville
Paul-Ev.ans
Andy
Hostetler
Harry Fortney
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Conmen Piedas
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Dave-Nichols CO
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Georgia
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Embalmar Ambulance Service
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England Plumbing
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Alexander
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