Prohibition Debate From Dr Poling On Youth Drinking
Dr Daniel A. Poling, president of the World’s Christian Endeavor Union, presents conclusions from a wide survey on prohibition. He cites less youth drinking now, mixed views on repeal, and calls for an end to attacks on the Eighteenth Amendment. The report leans on letters, university data, and editorials from 1930.
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Daniel A. Poling
Christian Endeavor Union
Christia Endeavor Herald
Uusimeus
J. W. Crabtree
W National Education Association
United States
Boston Herald
A. Warren Stearnz
Correction
Massachusetts
New London
Connecticut
United States Coast Guard
Coast Guard Academy
Park Avenue
Main Street
Rufus &. Tucker
American Founders’ Trust Company
Harvard
Doctor Tucker
Princeton
Yale
Boston Transcript
Mississippi Hotel Name Picked From Davenport Contest
Dick R. Lane, president of the Blackhawk hotel corporation, announces 18 542 contest entries for the new 2 000 000 Davenport hotel. Charles D. Klump, a barber at 628 West Third Street, Davenport, wins 2750 for submitting Mississippi as the chosen name. The hotel sits at Third and Brady.
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Dick R. Lane
Blackhawk Hotel Corporation
Davenport Hotel
Mississippi
Charles D. Klump
West Third Street
Davenport
Third and
Brady
Titisis population grows per decade with clock factory note
KNOW ILLINOIS reports Titisis population rising by about 800000 per decade since IBR0. The La Salle factory operates 26000 clocks daily, the largest alarm clock plant in the world. Calhoun County, Illinois, famed for apples, sold 639969 barrels in 1930, a record high for the county.
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Illinois
Titisis
la Salle
Ilinois
Middle West
Calhoun County
Charlies Aunt Comedy Opens in Savannah With Praises
Critics unite over Charlies Aunt, Mae Tinee of the Trib gives three stars praising the uproarious farce. The Web in Savannah hosts three days starting Sunday matinee, predicted to drive Old Van Gloom away. Winter is not bad and ends insect pasts and tree sitters.
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Charl: Aunt
Mae Tinee
Trib
Mae
Charlies
Savante
van Gloom
Great Suffering In Drought Area Expands Red Cross Program
The Red Cross expands relief to drought regions, with Carroll County set to raise its quota to 800 dollars as part of a broader campaign. Since August 1930, seeds, food, clothing and canning aid have been provided across 17 states, feeding over 500,000 and spending more than 1.5 million dollars to ease suffering amid drying streams and widespread distress among Native Americans and settlers.
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District of Columbia
Boston
New York Excise Department
United States Brewers’ Association
United States
Toronto Globe
Red Cross
Carroll County
The
Drouth
Alabama
Arkananois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiaa
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
North Carolina
Ohio
Moncey
Nebraska
Appetizing Sandwiches For Busy Lunch Boxes
Miss Ruth Henderson of the University of Wisconsin urges varied lunches to please children. She lists bread varieties, cut shapes, and three main sandwich types horseing hearty, sweet, and vegetable fillings with suggestions for dressings and combinations to boost nutrition and appeal.
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Ruth Henderson
University of Wisconsin
Mists Henderson
Denver
Savanna Men Held On Larceny Charge
Savanna residents Tra Abusing and Lloyd Niles were arrested by railroad police in Savanna yard for stealing brass valued at thirty dollars. They could not post $1,000 bonds and are held in the county jail awaiting grand jury action. Niles and family living in a local hotel.
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Tra
Lloyd Niles
Savanna
Harry Shiley
Waib
Niles
Vera
Pageant A Chinese Wedding at Par Ent-Teachers Meeting
A Chinese Wedding pageant will be presented at the Par Ent-Teachers meeting on Thursday Feb. 5 at 8 pm in the school gym. Mrs Winifred Simester Nicholas directs the home talent production with a cast of eleven in a colorful staged reception room display.
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Winifred S. Nicholas
Thomson
Winifred Simester Nicholas
C. H S
Josephine Mudd
Ruth Switzer
Walla Bower
Lucille Stickell
Burrell Brown
Merle Doden Scribe
Raymond McNamara Cooke
Harold Brown
George Morgan
Janet Carpenter
Janella Gaar
China
Nicholas Tals Atu
Fortuna
Tie
Mrs. Nicholas
New Oat Hulling On Farm Service From Rosco-Ajax
Portable Hulling Co offers Ovwt hullers mounted on the farm ready to hull oats. Call 367 in wartison TH for service. Also listed is a herd ad: two polled Shorthorn bulls roan and red, nine months old, milking, TB tested, from M A Wubbenu in Shannon.
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Rosco-Ajax
T. B
M. A. Wubbenu
Shannon
Red Cross Class Progressing Nicely and Local Notices
The article describes a traditional wedding ceremony with elaborate rites led by the groom’s family, including Buddhist worship, bride arrival, and ceremonial display. It notes Red Cross Nurse's school participants, and announces a combination sale at the lower garage next Friday with many items listed.
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They
Red Cross Nurse’s School of Instructiot
Budah Orcutt
Dorothy Joan
Maxine Martindale
Sylvia Griswold
Helen Kness
Mary Gone
Valta Bower
Lorraine Atherton
Elva Stage
Martha Rush
Will Griswold
Otto Switzer
Fred Miller
Ray Brenneman
Ethel Lewis
Kate Whitney
Fred Doden
Hattie Neville
Brue Martindale
Jesson
Farm Sales and Closings Schedule in Illinois Area
Farm sales announced by John Schrader at his Chadwick barn Saturday January 31 at 2 pm with a prior sale Friday at the service garage starting 1 pm inside a heated building. Kinny and Wierema announce a closing-out sale February 10, 1931 four miles NW of Argena and seven miles SW of Mt. Carroll with 11:30 am start. features include 62 horses, 20 cattle, hogs, hay, grain, and farm machinery. cash terms.
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John Schrader
Chadwick
Kinny and Wierema
Argena
Mt. Carroll
Milwaukee Road Cites Tax Burden and Payroll Shrinkage
Milwaukee Road officials warn rail employers will cut payrolls as traffic declines and subsidized highway and barge competition erodes earnings. Vice President J. T. Gillick notes 1930 taxes reach 9.666 million, up from 8.13 million in 1920, and argues rail costs must be balanced by policy. maintenance and labor could suffer if highway funding and rate controls change. Former pastor Ina Rev. E. Nichlas, visiting from Lighthouse, attended services before departing for Fulton.
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Gillick
Mysee
Veison
Milwaukee Road
And Then Some What Is Your Brother In College
A job interviewer questions a candidate asking about family and studies. The applicant responds that he dislikes indoor work and identifies as a whistle listener, implying a preference or skill. The fragment hints at an ironic or humorous exchange about education and suitability for a position.
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V Allege
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