Linn Girls Win 4 H Demonstrations at Dairy Cattle Congress
Linn county girls Tan Patschke and Ada Pernjan won the grand 4-H club demonstrations title in home furnishing at the Dairy Cattle Congress amid 29 teams. Benton, Mitchell, Buchanan, and Black Hawk counties placed in nutrition and clothing events with leaders named. awards ranged from 7 to 15 dollars for various demonstrations including jelly making and sleep related health teaching.
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Tan Patschke
Ada
Pernjan
Dairy Cattle Congress
Josephine Arnquist
Teado
Clifton Hawk
Teader
Benton County
Florence Fitzgerald
Edna Tyler
Mitchell County
Buchanan County
Viola Patten
Marie Gleason
Jesup
Guy Stodlard
Nadine Rowland
Alta Maynard
Black Hawk
Arvile Simmongen
Helen Rousselow
Fleya County
Sylvia Regel
Marian Katcher Tho
Flarener Pliggerald
Eden Tyler
Benson County
Ernest Rice
Helen'’ Haltzmen
Marie MccEweenes
Lois Schubert
Eb — Laster
Fleat
Viel Patten
Mario Gleason
Buchanin County
Guy Statdard
Abe Maynard
Arvily Simonse
Helen
Rounselow
L. G. Meyers
Clut Louder
Hampton Legion Post Chooses Official Staff
The Hampton American Legion post elected Charles Nolte as commander and J. M. Boots as first vice commander. Other officers include Harry Bmitt as second vice commander C L Bredt adjutant A W Weeks historian A B Rankin chaplain Fred Bierlen sergeant at arms and RC Robinson finance officer. The executive committee features William Pralle Tom Johansen B C Nemitz W Bayless and HL Go Argent. Installations set for act 18.
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Courier Special Service
Hampton
Aldnger
Post
American Legion
Charles Nolte
J. M. Boots
Harry Bmitt
Yce
C. L.” Bredt
A. W. Weeks
A. B. Rankin
Fred Bierlen
RC. Robinson
William Pralle
Tom Johansen
B.C. Nemitz
W. 3. Bayless
HL Go Argent
Frontier self rule and the great drama of expansion
Hoover reflects on frontier governments created by distant communities like the Watauga association and the early self governed frontier. He credits these independent efforts with shaping the Revolution and westward expansion, praises pioneers from Tennessee Kentucky and Texas, and honors leaders like Sevier Robertson Clark Boone Houston and Freemont for forging American self government.
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Tey
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Virginia
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Atlantic
Great West
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Sevier
Robertson
Clark
Boone
Houston
California
South Progress and Family Ideal in Forthcoming Speech
A speech outlines vast southward growth over seven and a half years, highlighting population, industry, and wealth gains. It stresses family as the core economic and moral unit, calls for tariff protection to aid farmers and southern industry, and emphasizes government cooperation over excessive regulation while praising Main Street resilience amid national challenges.
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Maryland
North Carolina
Randolph County
Charrie River
Frontier
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Better Homes Association
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Better Homes
May
Wbor
Spain
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Nhot
United States
Congress
Federal Farm Board
America
Main Street
Mississippi
Laem
Address on national policy and regional development
A speech discusses rebuilding national vitality through balanced regional growth. It highlights city challenges, urges federal support for industry research, road and port improvements, electrical power spread, and expansion of merchant and foreign markets to uplift the South and New England and reduce poverty.
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Wons Deri
Nouth Nob
New England
TiNgan
Accomplishments of Amoral and Spiritual Life Referenced
A fragmentary line hints at a discussion of humanity and purpose, claiming America rises higher on a purposeful path. The text reflects a talk on moral and spiritual life and the nation’s intended course.
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Havana Cigars Rise in Price and Quality Amid Reports
Reports from major Havana cigar factories and interviews with owners indicate higher prices and improved quality. Producers say exports focus on better shapes and larger sizes, with duties in foreign markets rising to about four percent of cost. Consumers notice price increases of one to two cents per cigar for premium Havanas, while cheaper grades disappear from export trade.
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United States
CAC
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