Notice of Tax Sale Expiration for Oak Park Lots 9 10
Notice to L. M. McFarland heirs that Oak Park Add. Lots 9 and 10 Blk 1 Ainsworth Washington County Iowa were sold for 1926 and 1928 taxes on March 21 1982 to J. W. Olinger. Redemption expires ninety days after service. Treasurer's Deed to be issued if not redeemed. Dated January 6 1936.
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L. M. McFarland
Washington County
Iowa
Oak Park Add
Ainsworth
J. W. Olinger
Forging Defined and Used in Metal Shaping
Forging is the process and result of shaping metal by hammering. Mechanical hammers are used to produce large forgings.
Flavoring Tobacco With Tonka Bean From Trinidad
The tonca bean grown in Trinidad flavors tobacco used by many manufacturers and also aids in perfumery fragrance production. The bean’s aromatic compounds contribute distinct notes to tobacco blends and related scent industries.
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Trinidad
Mystery at Connie Sinclair High School
Julie, a 17 year old student, recounts events after her French teacher Connie Sinclair is found shot dead in her apartment. The investigation centers on a Biographical book, a missing pen, and a suspect list including Carrington Melvin and Bruce Lloyd as well as Mrs Sardoni and a mysterious “George.”
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Ulie Martin
Constance Connie Sinclair
Miss Sinclair
Julie
Dicky Ward
Allen
O'Brien
Perkins
Melvin Wright
George
Hym
Melvin
Bruce Lloyd
Connie
Lloyd
One Carrington
Carrington
Murer
Mr. Perkins
Europe
Italy
Geor Carrinm
American Bankers Association Seeks Clear Banking Role
The American Bankers Association outlines plans to explain bank functions to the public under the Banking Act of 1936. Regional conferences will analyze new laws and regulations, with clinics on local banking questions and public relations to improve understanding and service.
Public attitude helps the banks
The American Bankers Association declares at its annual convention that public confidence restoration enables banks to function fully in recovery. It lauds the Banking Act of 1935 for stabilizing banks, supports non political Fed reforms, and urges retirement of government from credit tasks while stressing banks' duty to demonstrate sound credit cooperation.
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American Bankers Association
Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court of Finance
Government
School Savings Reach Over Two Million Deposits in 1935
School savings during the year ending June 30, 1935 totaled 2,826,388 deposits and 11,575,900 dollars in savings, according to the American Bankers Association report.
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American Bankers Association
Timid German Philosopher Schopenhauer Alarmed by Letters
The German philosopher Schopenhauer was so timorous that each letter from the postman triggered fear of possible misfortune, showing his extreme anxiety about unseen dangers in everyday communication.
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Schopenhauer
Thirty Declamatory Tryouts At Brighton High School
Brighton.. Jan 13. Preliminary declamatory tryouts scheduled for next Mon Tue and Wed evenings at the high school. Thirty contestants across three divisions include Oratorical Dramatic and Humorous with lists of names and participants.
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Rhua Helmick
Brighton
Jean Messer
Leroy Mineart
Margaret Mineart
Wilma Richards
Twila Stacy
Veramella Stout
Roger Whitacre
Norman White
Beulah Bridges
Supreme Court AAA Ruling Triggers Farm Protests
The AAA decision is criticized as a blow to national economic recovery by Edward O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation. Louis J Taber master of the National Grange opposes a constitutional amendment but says tariff benefits must reach farmers. Milo Reno of the National Farm Holiday association praises the ruling as unthinkable legislation. Secretary Henry Wallace and administration leaders seek substitutes for the AAA amid farm relief debate.
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United States Supreme Court
AAA
Edward O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Edward Costigan
Colorado
Milo Reno
National Farm Holiday Association
Henry Wallace
Wandering bagpipers roam the Trossachs in Scotland
In the Trossachs region of southern Scotland, bagpipe players wander along roads and greet travelers with tunes, turning quiet routes into brief musical encounters. The scene captures a traditional form of street music tied to the legacies of Highland culture.
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Trossachs
Scotland
Tulip Industry Relies on Hand Labor in Holland
In Holland a vast tulip industry operates with about 100000 bulbs per acre. Each bulb is planted and later dug by hand, highlighting the extensive manual labor behind the famous Dutch bloom.
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Holland
American tarantula deemed largest spider species record
The passage notes the American tarantula as the largest spider, contrasting it with the South American variety, stating the former reaches 314 inches in length and exceeds the bulk of the most massive spiders by over 100,000 times.
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