South as Economic Opportunity Not Problem, Parker Stokbridge
The author argues the South can become America's top economic opportunity by eliminating tariff and railroad biases, leveraging abundant raw materials, and attracting chemical industry investment. Cites Don B. Mason of Freeport Sulphur on southern states accounting for over half of recent chemical plant investment and promising steady employment and earnings.
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National Emergency Council
South
North
America
Souther
Don B. Mason
Freeport Sulphur Company Society
Virginia
Mason
Southward shift of industries boosts southern growth
The article highlights accelerating movement of industries to the South since 1922, led by southern business leaders. It links industrial payrolls to increased purchasing power and urban development, urging young men to pursue technical education, especially chemical engineering, to benefit from emerging southern opportunities in new chemical industries and related sectors.
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South
Mason
Bio Industries
America
Chemical Engineers of
Mer. Mason
Horace Greeley
Carry Nation and the Hatchet Crusade in Wichita
On January 21, 1901 Carry Nation rode through Wichita with a hatchet at Jim Burns saloon shouting This is the arm of God to save you from a drunkards hell The sensational act helped energize the anti saloon movement and foreshadow national prohibition later Carry Nation fought for reform through personal bravado and church clashes, later paying debts and influencing a state highway named in her honor Carry Nation's crusade connected Kansas to a national movement and left a lasting mark on prohibition history.
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Wichita
Kansas
Jim Burn
Douglas Avenue
Carry Nation
Joan of Arc
Ecclesiastes
David
Althou
Jesse James Gang
Belton
Missouri
Pierre
South Dakota
New York
Madison Square Garden
Alfred Vanderbilt
Carry
Plains of Kansas
State of
Women sheriffs and public figures in early 1900s news
The articleprofiles Eugenia Simmons the female sheriff of Okeechobee County Florida noting she succeeds her late husband after five years as deputy and remarks on tough male clients. It also mentions Miss Mollie Stewart who served 61 years at the Oxford Maryland post office and Frances Puccio who earned the Helen Statesbury Medal for rescuing a dog. It reports Dominican Republic women who do not vote casting symbolic ballots urging Rafael Trujillo to stay in power.
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Eugenia Simmons
Okeechobee County
Florida
Oxford
Mollie S. Stewart
President Hayes
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Autos Purchased by Ringsted Residents
Andrew Davidson of Ringsted purchased a Chevrolet from Paul Glassnapp, also of Ringsted, while Harry I Strampe of Dolliver bought a Chevrolet. The notices list multiple Ringsted buyers and local dealers in a brief vehicle purchase update.
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Andrew Davidson
Ringsted
Chevrolet
Paul Glassnapp
Harry I
Strampe
Dolliver
Being Democratic With Bobby at Five to Twelve
A child expert counsels Mrs. Jackson on gradually expanding Bobby's freedom. She notes five-year-old independence should grow into a twelve-year-old democracy with guided choice, while parents remain progressively less necessary and provide needed structure. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Madsen visited Des Moines relatives last week.
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Bobby
Dr. Jones
Mra. Jackson
V.R
J. W. Madsen
Des Moines
Let There Be Light Hidden in Negative Thoughts
The speaker links Genesis to mental change, arguing worry and fear can be used constructively. By opposing formlessness and darkness with positive, deliberate thought, similar to God’s creation of light, negatives become catalysts for desired outcomes, transforming worry into creative power and guiding abundance.
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God
Spencer Voters to Decide on New Buildings
Spencer voters will decide in a special election on November 17 whether a 29000 bond issue for a municipal office building should proceed and whether a 12500 fire bond would follow. Both depend on securing 45 percent PWA financing. The office structure would house city offices and council chambers, while the fire station would improve protection and reduce insurance costs by upgrading the town’s class rating.
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Spencer
PWA
Light and Water
Local Marriages Listed in Minnesota Towns
Oct 26 marriages include Robert J. Wilmes and Marcella J. Field of Mankato Minn followed by Raymond P. Fandel and Arleen H. Cruser of St. Cloud and Sauk Rapids Minn Oct 29 Woodrow G. Eberhart and Mildred M. Benkendorf of Mankato Minn by Gertrude Nipher Oct 29 Arthur F. DePaepe and Maxine R. Shoafstall of Blue Earth Minn by M H Schloeman V R
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Robert J. Wilmes
Mankato
Minn
Marcella J. Field
Raymond P. Fandel
St. Cloud
Arleen H. Cruser
Sauk Rapids
Woodrow G. Eberhart
Mildred M. Benkendorf
Gertrude Nipher
Arthur F. DePaepe
Blue Earth
Maxine R. Shoafstall
M. H. Schloeman
V.R
West Emmet Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs G A Nichols and Miss Adelaide were Sunday dinner guests at the Claus Martens home. Miss Helen Clemenson stayed with Miss Iva Love in town last week. Mrs Wesley Dunham and daughter Mary Ellen depart for Lincoln Nebraska to attend the teachers convention vacation with Mr and Mrs John Dunham.
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Wesley Dunham
Mary Ellen
Lincoln, Neb
John Dunham
Lehman C Rovn Announces Run for State Representative
Republican candidate Lehman C Rovn declares his bid for State Representative for Emmet County subject to voters on November 8. He emphasizes service and party values as key platform elements.
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Emmet County
Lehman C, J
ROVN
Double Wedding Held in Sioux Falls South Dakota
A Saturday double ceremony in Sioux Falls united Miss Helen Clemenson and Miss Iva Love with their respective partners, Gerald Love and Everett Anderson. Attendants wore teal and brown, dinner featured yellow and lavender decor, and Rev. Father Kevane delivered the main speech. Forty seats were set for dinner and sixty five for initiatory work at city hall and parsonage events.
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Sioux Falls
So. Dak
Helen Clemenson
Henry DeWall
Gerald Love
Iva Love
C. C. Love
Everett Anderson
Harry Sims
G. A. Troemel
Lutheran Church
Anderson
Estherville High School
Mr. Love
Grover High School
Father Kevane
City Hall
Mesdames
W. P. Duffey
Ll. F. Hoffman
Allaywood
Jas. Burns
Mausel
Wayne Vallie
Ann Vallie
G. W. Krahmer
J. M
Catholic Daughters Initiate 15 Members at Local Unit
A class of fifteen women was initiated into the local Catholic Daughters of America unit Sunday evening. The initiatory work followed a 6:30 dinner at the Gardston hotel, with Mrs. Al Smith of Storm Lake, district deputy, as a special guest introduced by Mrs. Ray Kennedy.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Gardston Hotel
al Smith
Storm Lake
Ray Kennedy
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Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
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Woman's World
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Farm Journal
Damerican Fruit Grower
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