News Review of Current Events
Edward W. Pickard reports on the fifteenth census in progress in the United States, detailing new questions on home ownership, employment, and radio ownership, and discusses early results like a population clock reading and first district completions. It also covers Prohibition debate dynamics, labor and draft questions, and international naval and economic developments abroad.
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Edward W. Pickard
Sam
United States
Washington
Hoover
J. Sterling Moran
District of Columbia
White House
Missouri
New Jersey
Idaho
Centertown
Cole Counts
Kootenai County
Morris Township
Morris County
Local society notes and visits from Washington to Burlington
A stream of social activity and illness notes from Burlington and nearby towns. Mentions Maxwell and Braden families, visits by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Long, birthdays, baptisms, and a large hatchery upgrade. Individuals include Mrs. Carey Long, R. S. Cunningham, Rev. Heidel, Mrs. Abbie Edwards, and the Abrahamson family.
Riverside Garden Club Meets at Mrs O Loughlin Home
Riverside April 4 The Garden club held its meeting at Mrs O Loughlin s home with 18 members present and eight new names added to membership. The next meeting April 15 will vote on the constitution read by Mrs Joseph Stransky. Guests included Paul Snyder and Mrs Herbery of Kalona and Mrs John Knittel. Harold Crees family moved into the former residence of Mrs P Heltzman in Davenport. The 4 H club of Iowa Town met at the town hall Saturday evening with officers to be elected in 1930 led by Mrs W E Nicola chairman and other leaders.
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Hough
Senatore Jones
Dil
Washington
Senate
Dill
Tari Dilla
House of Representatives
Judiciary
Comittee
F. Scott Meltride
Anti-Saloon League
Dig
Evos
Merle
McBride
Northwest
Legge
Farm Board
J. le Coulter
Tari Commission
Coulter
Minnesota
Dakotas
Millers’atianal Federation
United States
F. O
Ocean Twin
Koch
Martha
Harriett Reister
Helen Jones
Tracy
John Abrahamson
Edwin
Des Mol
Mr. Abrahamson
Abrahamsons
California
M.R. Edmondson
Columbus Junction
Edmondson
Jane
B.A Horner
Marion
Harold
Mel
Henry Lechner
Buddy
Cyril Henry
Arthur
Floyd Faris
Rennie
Williams
Riverside
Garden Club
Joseph
Stransky
Holt
Harry Ht
Ray Ast Marner
Bers
Paul Snyder
Herbery
Kalona
John Knittel
E. A
Harold Crees
Ily
P. Heltzman
Davenport
Helen Holtzman
4H Club
Iowa
Kwn Hall
W. E. Nicola
John Frank
Schnoebelen
Joe Hotka
Ray Cummings
Harmony Harmony School Election and Social Notes
Harmony news reports upcoming ILC meeting with Miss Mable Jobson on April 3 and an officer election. Clara Telford hired as teacher for Harmony school. Mrs Jones on ek list. Local residents visit, chores, and farm activity noted amid weather hopes and busy flights overhead.
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Harmony
ILC
Mable Jobson
Clara Telford
Harmony School
Mrs. Jones
Lawrence
Clarence Lukavsky
Dievinson
Ernest
Ruth
Mae Gide
Yester
Mary
Lukavsky
Brighton High School clubs plan operetta Jerry of Serr y
Brighton reporters note the high school clubs are busy preparing an operetta Jerry of Serr y Ready to be staged in April at the city hall Lovelock. Robert H. Moore state head of the Farmers Union will speak on Friday evening about co operative marketing contracts through the union.
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Brighton
Jerry of
Serry
Robert H. Moore
Farmers’ Union
Lovelock
Leo Hoover
Kathryn
Washington
Mary Wikoff
Wellman
le E. Bidwell
Mira Ale
Ottman
Muscatine
Mra LF
Kramer
Mra Edna Crile
Arlington
Winona
Ax Cass
Ier
Damascus Shrine No 10 Meeting Notice
Damascus Shrine No 10 W of J announces a regular meeting on the third Tuesday of each month at the Masonic hall. Edith Pulver is Worthy Scribe and W H 1 Haven notes the gathering details.
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Washington
C. EK
Rose M. Reid
W. M
Della McBride
Damascus Shrine
Masonicyle
Edith Pulver
W. H
Haven
Worthy
Washington Lodge
E. E. Stutsman
W. Yard
Cyrus
J. W. Enslin
H. P. Yard
Touring the Country Guides Homemaker Investor
A traveler visits the country to observe resources firsthand. He serves as forerunner, identifying opportunities for homemakers and investors, and then pursues settlement or investment in a measured, practical manner. The approach combines exploration with practical returns for settlers.
Racing Dogs and the Wagering Whips of the Ring
A fragment notes racing dogs and wagering practices. It mentions entive dogs and the id and whapping of dog events, hinting at a frayed sideshow of the track. The text preserves period tone with brief, unclear references to bets and animal racing customs.
Upset Not Serious If Bowels Get This Help
When you feel headachy dizzy and weak with bad breath and no appetite a candy Cascare may ease your trouble. Take one tonight and another tomorrow to cleanse the system and improve digestion. Cascare’s, made from cascara, are sold for ten cents at drug stores.
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Apelle
Vy Dew
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