Riverside adopts 58 hour week NRA schedule in Aug
Riverside business places adopt the 58 hour week under the National Recovery Act. Stores open 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily and until 10 p.m. Saturday. Local shops include Farmers Union Exchange Rh H Heitzman Matthews Grocery R A Knittel Cress Grocery J P Quinn Bouquet Meat Market Stransky Meat Market Schnoebhelen Hatchery Riverside Produce Havel Feed Store. The Peoples Trust and Savings Bank displayed the NRA emblem first in Riverside.
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Funeral for Robert Gorin Ly in Fairfield
The Crawfordsville Mie Nellie Manner Correspondent reports the funeral for Robert Gorin Ly held in Fairfield on a Friday morning following his death at home. Local services noted attendance by family and friends with honors customary to the era.
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Unclear Funeral Service Under Presbyterian Ritual
A funeral service was conducted at the United Presbyterian church in Savbath afternoon at four with Rev. A N Porter and Rev E Ss Hebner assisting. Casket bearers included Fairfield men and Crawfordville figures C M Strain and J C Cunningham. Burial followed in Crawfordsville cemetery and a long out of town mourners list noted Gormly relatives and others from Iowa and nearby states.
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Leni Luneska Drama Ends In Turbulent Night
In this 1932 tale star Leni Luneska faces a rocky past with husband Karl Kruger as rival Lucky Cavanaugh seeks her heart. After a tense confrontation in a theatre office, Kruger is killed by burglars. Cavanaugh, under suspicion, must find the real murderer among gangland figures while Leni questions fame and love in a dreamlike escape from her brutal history.
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SPEAKER RAINEY AS FARMER
Rainey as farmer in Columbia Missouri hosts a Sabbath gathering at Waldo Wells home with many friends and relatives visiting from Washington Des Moines Kalamazoo Charles City Olds Manchester and other nearby towns. Health updates include Mrs George Reed recovering from a major operation and hope for improved health. 4-H meeting at Boyd Foster home with FR L Stewart and Jennie Dawson accompanying the club girls.
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Bethel News: Rain Helps Crops and Fire Burns Barn
Aug 7 Bethel reports 4 inches of rain improving corn and clover, freshening fields. George Foster’s granary barn burned after spontaneous combustion. Warington fire dept saved the house and nearby buildings. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Ade Taylor and Irma Taylor from Nebraska. Mrs Tucker’s sister broke her hip and is recovering.
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Local families share health exams and travel notes
The article lists residents including garet Kathryn Frances and Helen Stewart and Winifred Gerdes taking a Wednesday health examination funded by local doctors and county nurses. It also covers farm bureau plans for Aug 9 10 11 and a string of visiting relatives and trips to Keokuk Granger Mo Ohio Chicago and other places with updates on neighbors health and farm work.
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Clues to Epidemics in Bible History
In the later Middle Ages physicians drew from Leviticus to explain epidemics as disease outbreaks of a peculiarly infectious type. The note links religious text to early medical theory and public health reasoning of the era.
Dvzechoslovakia's Oldest Woman Dies In Prague
Johanna Munk aged 106 died in a Prague poor house after a life of earning a good salary making wigs. She gave all to charity throughout her working years and died penniless.
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