The Road Map to Business Success Lies Plainly
Bradstreet's Journal notes that over 80 percent of business failures are avoidable and fault lies mainly in incompetence. A road map to success urges honesty thrift careful credit and learning from others, asserting that discipline and self control determine outcomes.
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How to Get What You Want
An excerpt argues desire as the driver of success, claiming strong will turns thought into action and opens methods to earn money or gain influence. It urges embracing desire as a personal philosophy and to pursue goals with all effort, noting the mind’s power and the need to avoid passive wishing.
Kansas City ruling says uh huh cannot be legally consent
The Kansas City court of appeals holds that uh huh does not signify consent in law, irrelevant to a wedding case. It notes courts decide on law, not language. though many insist uh huh equals yes. References to President Harding and parcel post profits are mentioned in passing.
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Esch Named to Commerce Board by Harding
John Esch former congressman from Wisconsin has been appointed a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission by President Harding. Esch helped to frame the Esch Cummins law during his time in Congress.
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Healdton Herald Silent on National Beer Views
Fragmented clipping notes Healdton Herald mentions North Carolina sign and presidential views on a national beer ruling. It references McAlester News-Capital about Colonel Proctor and Wool boom contributions, plus Chickasha Express wage and price issues affecting workers, farmers, stockmen, and industries amid market readjustments.
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Texas Cotton Men Back Oklahoma Plan
Galveston March 80 In an interview Eustace Taylor president of the Galveston Cotton Exchange expressed approval of the Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association plan. He said the plan is workable if properly handled and would place growers on par with big cotton merchants reducing unnecessary handling and saving money. He noted average losses from waste could range six to seven dollars per bale and that direct handling to spinners or brokers would cut costs and benefit growers.
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Notice sought to locate ice cream labs at premises
Notice requests callers to report any ice cream labs at a house or business so they may pursue them. The message is signed by Souliarn Tee & Utilities Co and dates August 21 and 10th a Girls may shut their eyes while being kissed, as a scientist avers, but you betcha they don't when it comes to neglecting the engagement swig.
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County Meet 10 Be Great Event in Pontotrs County
The Bleht Annual Track and Field Meet is planned for April 15 and 16 at Pontotrs County. Entries are expected from every county school, with contests on the Normal Field and in the auditorium. Prizes include a loving cup for the winning school and ribbons for top finishers.
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Cozy Cafe Opens On East Main In Ada
The Cozy Cafe at 218 East Main opened yesterday afternoon by Treneley and Clemment. It served several customers on its first day and features newly furnished rooms with up-to-date décor. The cafe aims to provide meals away from home in a fresh setting.
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Boy breaks arm at new school building scaffold
Herbert Hooper eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs Cid Hooper of 18 West Sixteenth fell from a scaffold at the new school building while playing with other children. He broke his right arm, was promptly set and is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Cid Hooper
West Sixteenth
Herbert
Card of Thanks from Brady family for husband and father
The Brady family expresses heartfelt gratitude for kindnesses and good deeds shown during five months of suffering. They thank everyone for offerings and faithful service in these sad hours. Signed by Mrs. 5. B. Brady, Stanley Brady, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. C. Short, George Brady, Homa Brady, and Belton Brady.
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Stanley Brady
DL. C. Short
George Brady
Homa Brady
Belton Brady
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