News Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
A compact digest of national and international politics highlights Maine and South Carolina primaries, Hoover era policy, and calls for prohibition repeal. Reports on Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, and Europe plus U.S. Labor visas and foreign affairs. Gandhi and India notes, aviation heroes tribute, and the death of pilot Donaldson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Congress
Maine
William ‘Tudor Gardiner
Edward C. Moran
Wallace H. White, Jr
Louis C. Jeader
Ree
Anti- League
Scott
Wilbur M
Alex J. Groesbeck
Detroit
Frank Murphy
Charles Bowles
Pee
South Carolina
James Byrnes
Senate
Cole Blease
Colorado
George 3H
Shaw
Anti-Saloon League
Phipps
W. W. Hodges
Edoward P. Costigan
Louisiana
Huey Long
Ransdell
Winant
Albert W. Nii
Delaware
Hastings
G. Houston
Irenee Dubont
Reepublican
Thomas. F. Bayan
Washington
John P. Miller
Seattle
Republcans
Ralph A. Harr
Georgia
W. J. Harris
Carswell
Rizona
George W. P. Hunt
Crawfordsville Melon Feed Highlights Local Senior Class
The Crawfordsville senior class hosted a melon feed after the school day at J. H. Jones showing Miss Myrtle Orris teaches music at Yarmouth home. Visitors included Katharine and Daytor Orloo from Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Maksod and Davenport families joined Friday night. Wimmer named new cashier at People Savings Bank, moving with wife to Kate W Ham’s house by month end. Mrs. Buxbaum and Mrs. Wooley visited in Washington Thursday. Grace Holmes traveled to Oklahoma for a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
J. H
George Yeager
Alice Gormly
Wa. D
Washington
Waterloo
Wimmer
Strawberry Point
People Savings Bank
Wil
Sepber
Kate W Hams
Buxbaum
3. Wooley
Grace Holmes
Oklahoma
Bethel Notes School Class Picnic and Presbytery Plans
Bethel reports a busy week with the B. Le W. class of young people planning a Keokuk picnic and dam tour, Miss Reed teaching in Keokuk, and a presbytery gathering scheduled at Bethel Church September 22 23. Local visits include Mrs. Caroline Tucker at Rannie Dawson's, and social events feature a church supper, committee plans for the banquet, and ongoing choir practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Charley Rothlisberger
Dell Walker
B. le W
Young Peorple
Parger
Parker
Keokuk
Ith Reed
Caroline Tucker
Rennie Dawson
W. D. Stafford
Havre
Verett Stewart
Relping
Walter
Percy Whisler
Dell
Rethel
Charley Wolfe
Grace Shaw
Grace Shaw. Mrs. Dawson and Miss Shaw Added Myrtle Pearson and Cagle Davis
Wes
Lloyd Foster
Tobacco name origin from petunia linked to pwraniate
The origin of the name pwraniate derived from a petunia related to tobacco, noting the plant’s allied petunia lineage and its linguistic connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petunia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Its of
Fent ™ Y
Hlinois
James Hamilton Lewis
Ruth Hs Cormick
Louie Holman O'Neill
State Anti Saloon League
W. C
Lewin
Nyes
McCormick
Orther
Guv
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
America
Argentina
Polot
Alitars
Jose Uriburw
Yrigoyen
Belgrano
Montevide
Uruguay
Uniturn
Usihura
Ansious
Manuel P. Malbran
Aluba
United Stat
Chile
Ay Pointes
Peru
Cerro
Lieut Coun
Harold B. Grow
Arequipa
Volivia
de Im la Paz
Arosemena
Rodolfo Chiari
National Liberal Party
Chiari
Riand
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Helmud
League
Council
M. Briand
Europe
League of Nations
United States
Marchion
Henderson
France
Italy
Briand
Dito Grandi
Rome
Nicholas Vitulescu
Great Britain
Assembly
Arshal Pulsudski
Poland
Chamber of Deputies
Witos
Jutice
Warsaw
Amatma Gandhi
India
London
Cuba
Haiti
Porto Rico
Rey
Dominican Republic
Hoover
Rate Department
Colsular
Texas
Coste
Fhellante
Rose Orden
White House
Curtis
Charles ‘A. Lindbergh
Arlington National Cemetery
John ©. Donaldson
Philadelphia
Donaldson
United States Air Forces
Prince of Wales
Dente
Sinan WW. Straus
Chicago
Santo Domlngo
Lima
Legula
Bingen
Scapa Flow
Rosyth
Juul
Mre
Nellis Mengors
Gen
Samuel McRoberts
Chatham Phenix National Bank and ‘Trust Company
Armour & Cé
American Sugar
National Surety
City Southern
Railwa
Chatham Phenix National Bank and Trust Company
American Tobacco Company
General McRoberts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!