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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1931
Page
6
A national voice argues that European recovery efforts, led by President Hoover, directly affect American farmers, manufacturers, and investors. It explains Germanys debt relief, credit stabilization, and the London conference, detailing how these moves curb fear, restore trade, and protect U.S. economic interests including farm and industrial profits and long-term investments.
A Wednesday night blaze destroyed all west side structures on Main Street block two in Aurora causing an estimated 75000 loss. Firemen from six towns aided. the origin is undetermined though wiring is suspected. Most postoffice contents were saved and several shops salvaged stock and equipment.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note says early oboe players suffered throat hemorrhages due to the double reed and steel instrument. Bands of Huns and Goths wore leather collars to curb these issues. As the instrument evolved the lung strain eased and current players face no danger. It also claims oboes develop the lungs and improve appetite.
John R. Coen of Sterling Colorado was elected grand exalted ruler at the Elks grand lodge convention in Seattle.
The man asserts that his opinions stem from reason and are not influenced by his financial state or pocketbook concerns.
Allison Iowa Preliminary steps for a battle with grasshoppers on the W S Austin farm south of Dumont were being taken Wednesday. About half the leaves in a 10 acre alfalfa field were stripped and adjacent corn rows were attacked. County agent John Mullins supervised mowing and planned poison bran placement to target the remaining standing alfalfa by Thursday using a mix advised by state entomologist Dr Carl J Drake. No other grasshopper attacks had been reported in Butler County.
The term horse flesh is the general word for horse meat. Beef veal pork and mutton come from French roots while the animal names themselves remain Anglo-Saxon. English did not adopt cheval for horse flesh, likely due to lack of need.
Statistics show two million American women receive alimony while over 1.6 billion dollars will be spent on road building this year. New Orleans imported 2,780,767 bunches of bananas from South America in June. Japan's motor vehicle use rose fastest in the Far East, with registration expanding from 22 000 to 0 000 in six years. The American Legion reports 1 001 583 members. Virginia's treasury moved from deficit to a 5 million dollar surplus. Toy balloons form an 8 million dollar business. Milwaukee consumes 100 million gallons of water daily. Kentucky farms under owner operation declined from 175 442 in 1925 to 157 403 in 1930, tenants rose by about 6,000, and tilled acres climbed from 3,946,558 to 5,120,527.
Captain Frank Hawks completed a flight from Montreal to Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey totaling 350 miles in one hour forty five minutes at an average speed near two hundred miles per hour.
How Sweet indeed, Clifford declares love surpassing himself as Gloria responds with equal devotion. The exchange reads as a tender moment of mutual affection between two named individuals.
A fragment from the Kansas Gazette quotes a 1881 fire incident debate. Citizens defend American liberty against forced labor during a rescue, contrasting English ties to independence and criticizing authorities for commanding rope work amid a unrestful crowd.
Lenka Here reports record crowds at the Caledonian market as thousands of shoppers and antique dealers flock to a semi weekly bargain day. A large open field hosts a varied assortment from cracked egg cups to repairable devices, attracting buyers and sellers alike.
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