Largest Advertisers and their annual spending in US ads
The piece lists major advertisers such as American Tobacco, Dr. Pierce, National Biscuit, Procter & Gamble, and others with approximate annual ad spends ranging from about 200 000 to 1 000 000 dollars. The total national publicity expenditure is estimated around 100 million dollars, reflecting broad spending across brands and industries.
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Ink Save
American Tobacco Co
Dr. Pierce
C.F. Hood & Con
Sie Wood
Peruana Company
SOLO
Castoria
National Biscuit Co
Force Food Can
Proctor & Giraldo
Tvery
ALC
Avor & Gi
Laydia Pinkhan
Scott & Browne
Royil
Postum Feud Co
Vetal
Two Feet of Snow and Cold Sweep Local Area
The region endures heavy snow with two feet on the ground and temperatures 14 degrees below zero. Vendors report new store at Nisley school house and Dick Pointer visiting Clinton County relatives as residents cope with travel disruption and ongoing community events.
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Nisley School
Dick Pointer
Clinton County
Frunt Candis Reuth
Henry Profit
Lafayette Lucas
Henry Proffitt
Local Notices From Advance Area Address Nearby Events
Local items report cattle trade activity and debt collection efforts. C F McCreight plans to move to Mrs J P B Servies property on North Main street. Two fine colts for sale near Advance by A Carney. Mail delays noted due to heavy snow drifts. Mrs Mettie Ward's baby burned after stove contact. Weekend social mentions include W H Egbert house work and Red Men street light. Rev Carney adds thirty four at Center Grove.
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C.F. McCreight
J. PB. Servies
North Main Street
A. Carney
Advance
Mettie Ward
Local Notes From Dover Area Farm Guests and Incidents
Edrington and wife visited Owens last week. Jas Tolley broke a wagon wheel hauling coal Wednesday. Ayder McClain made a business trip near Shannondale attempting to get an sled day last week Ed Wright slipped and was bruised but recovering. C Debard and wife spent a day with Zelin Billingsley. Ana Edrington, burned last Thursday, is improving. Ilisha Higgs and wife visited Ed Wright's. James McDuffie remains on the sick list. San Caplinger rented the John C Hill farm west of Dover and will move in spring. Albert Wynkoop of east of Lebanon has bought the Dan Davis farm near Max and will move there soon. The Wynkoops are welcomed back.
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I Edrington
Visiiow Owens
Jas Tolley
Ayder McClain
Shannondale
Ed Wright
C. Debard
Zelin Billingsley
Ana Edrington
Ilisha Higgs
James McDuffie
Tech
San Caplinger
John C. Hill
Dover
Albert Wynkoop
Lebanon
Dan Davis f&Arm
Max
Wynkoop
Cason Happenings Report
Mrs John Bowen deals with measles cases as Velva Pyles visits Anna Stafford Cornelia Miller visits Edith Thornberry Earl Peacock moves to Henry McDaniels Mrs Dudley Grimes visits Mr and Mrs Butner and izas here
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Cornelia Miller
Edith Thornberry
Earl Peacock
Henry McDaniel
Dudley Grimes
Mrs. Butner
Izas
Nelson Family Friends Share Sunday Visit
Ora Nelson of Lebanon Geo Randel and family and Claud Brown spent Sunday with Harry Nelsons.
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Ora Nelson
Lebanon
Geo. Randel
Claud Brown
Harry Nelson
Iverson Meadows Dead at 83 in Kentucky
Obituary notes Iverson Meadows aged 83 of near Campbellsville Kentucky died Wednesday at 7 20 p m from a stroke two weeks after onset He was born October 3 1820 in Virginia and lived much of his life in Carroll County Kentucky He leaves no immediate descendants and was buried in Port Royal Baptist Church Rev L S Chilton officiated The clipping mentions naval neurasthenia study linking stress of long tours and homesickness to mental strain.
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Iverson Meadows
H. C. Bevarly
Campbelsburg
Mr. Meadows
Virginia
Kentucky
Carroll County
Baptist Church
Misa Massa J. Ewing
Bevarly
James Meadows
Pleasureville
Susan Batts
Port Royal
Gabe Meadows
Fannie Clinton
Sallie Jones
Indiana
Rev. L
Chilton
Louis E. Tingle
Uts
Farm Hand Shortage Hits Indiana Corn Harvest
State statistician Johnson warns farm labor scarcity will worsen next spring as interurban work and high wages pull workers from farms. He notes delayed corn harvest due to slow ripening and late township reports, with an expected average yield near thirty bushels per acre.
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Indiana
Johnson
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Sam Smiley
Laufayette Lucas
A.M. Luess
Joe Janens
James Whitecotten
Grandma Ta Cas
Jayle Thompson
Benj. Thompson
Emanet
Ed Hamilton
J. M. Sandy
Pioneer and Hustler
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four Railroad Company
Purdue
Purdue University Memorial Gymnasium
Alumni Association of
Lafayete
Charles H. Carpenter
Decatur
Russel Wynkoop
Rev. Brown
Greencastle
Loreay
Powell
North Church
Hom
Rev
Brown
Hustler
Joe Wall
James Bowman
Tndianapolis
Bowman & Beck
Win. Honan
Miller Oil and Belt Supply Company
Indianapolis
Henry Potts
W.L. Richmann
Ley
The
Doon Boreas
Jove Graves
Minnie Selby
Henry Deatrick
Willis Crim
Children’s Union
IL. O. O. F. Lodge
Edgar Servies
W. H. Egbert
Carney
Center Grove
Mr. Carney
Darlington
Frank Beck
W. L. Richmond
Miss Martie
Arkwrigt
Cason
John Bowen
Velva Pyles
Anna Stafford
Faky
Neurasthenia
iGross Husbands
Ailess Galdwell
Ceelry Acu
Chas. KE. McClaine
Drc
En. Stephenson
Jamestown
A. J. Waser
Bugsy
Henry
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