Hoover Seeks Higher Incomes and Moral Reform in Nation
President Hoover presses for higher household incomes over trimming expenses and endorses standardization only if everyone benefits. In a Cosmopolitan interview he stresses education, discipline, and moral upbringing to prepare children for a fast changing world and reduce juvenile crime through the Charter for Children.
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Washington
Hoover
Frazier Hunt
Fomous
White House
World Attairs
Ordin
Cosmopolitan
Oli Messin
Abor
Wal
President cites playgrounds and child welfare in policy talk
The President argues for adequate playground facilities to aid a normal family life and for increased funding to support child upbringing. He notes food quality as a vital issue, citing child hunger from a recent conference, and urges health education and regular health checks to prevent deficiencies.
Keota Hosts Joint Odd Fellows and Rebekah Installation
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges held a joint installation on Friday night with Sigourney invited to perform. Officers from both orders were installed under A. M. Muller and Mrs. Nettie Swanson, followed by talks from Rose Heninger and others. Representatives from seven villages attended as refreshments were served to 176 guests.
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Nettie Swanson
Rose Heninger
J. G
Tment
Rebekah
Jesse McCreary
Sigourney
Delta
North List
South English
Kinross Richland
Keota
Odd Fellows
D. M. Thomson
Iso
Karl Chambere
Washington
Longeneeker
Wickita
Kas
Officers and Directors Named in Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction report notes officers and directors named in city affairs with details pending further filing.
At Lytle's This Week Buckwheat Cakes and More
A fragmented shopper notice promotes buckwheat cakes with kraut and fresh potatoes. It highlights tender green beans, baby Stuart onions, Richelieu macaroni and cheese, and Pillsbury flour. Readers are urged to buy fresh produce, beans, pasta, and cheese, noting quality and quick cooking.
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Rene Ran
Baby Stuart
Wellston and Columbus Junction summarize county bank and local church notes
Rural notes report the reappointment of county National Bank officials after an annual meeting with dividend declared. Fire damage to Alex Randolph residence in Columbus City, and H W Baker Co hired to ferret delinquent taxes. Primary road No 76 progress described. Obituary for Margaret Wagner, suicide in Columbus Junction. Various school and community happenings including farm auctions and local visits.
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Vow
Alex Randolph
Columbus City
Columbus Junction
Mary
Nields
Clifford C. Niles
Anamosa
State Highway Mission
West Liberty
Nichols
Margaret Wagner
Anna Wagner
Davenport
Methodist Church
W. A. Lamp
Twit
Columbus City Cemetery
Rudolph Schtichting
Mia
Roy Lieberknecht
Beloit
Wis
Paul Klotz
Allen McCurdy
Conesville
Isterial Association
B. F. Noland
Omaha
B. Clark
Archeologists uncover ancient multilingual dictionary in Syria
Archaeologists in Syria unearthed an ancient dictionary estimated at 800 lines with references to six languages. The find, yet to be dated, promises insights into early linguistic exchange and regional connections across ancient civilizations.
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Syria
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Laon
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Urtha Butler
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ue-Warner
Seine ‘Bie
Baby 5
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Idaho
California
LIMAS
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Pound
Richelieu
Pillsbury
Wellston
Elmer Kolesick
Washington Hospital
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Alan Schaeffer
Charley Harvey
Pursis
Mary Scranton
Ainsworth
Martha
Lyall Stoutner
Irene Harvey
William
Eleanor
David Brinning
Helen
Vivian
Dorothy Lankford
Betty Furst
Stanley
Wayne Lemley
Junior Nelson
Irene
Bettie
Junior
Dorothy
Wayne
Eleanor Brinning
New Haven
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