Telephone Company Announces Large Building Plan
Boston date November 16 1928 American Telephone and Telegraph expands long distance facilities with an 11 042 000 addition bringing 1928 Bell System construction to 49 038 000. Plans include transcontinental routes aerial wires cables and central office equipment to support a 20 percent rise in long distance use and more foreign calls.
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Boston
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Telephone Company
Long Lines Department
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Sacramento
Seattle
el Paso
Los Angeles
New York
Atlanta
North Carolina
Sausage in Blankets Preparation
Step by step instructions describe cooking small sausages in hot water until done. Each sausage is wrapped in a square of baking powder biscuit dough and sealed with moistened edges. The sandwiches are baked in a hot oven for about 15 minutes.
First Adirondack deer falls to 16 year old hunter
The season opened with Floyd Sam son of Utica New York claiming the first deer of the Adirondack hunt. A 16 year old hunter bagged a fine buck on his initial deer hunt in the Adirondack mountains.
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Adirondack Mountains
Floyd Samson
Utica
N. Y
Grain Crisis Returns in Soviet Union
Moscow reports a fresh grain crisis as the Soviet government faces shortages in buying fall harvest grain for industrial and non-grain regions. Despite higher prices and conciliatory moves by the Communist Central Committee, July and August purchases fell to 50 percent of the three year average, reaching 740000 tons.
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International
Moscow
Central Committee
The
Communist Party
Farmers Read Agricultural Papers Nationwide
Washington report shows four in five American farmers read at least one farm paper in a National Fertilizer Association survey based on over 900 interviews.
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International News Service
Washington
National Fertilizer Association
Farmers Survey Shows Farm Paper Readership by State
A survey of 47 628 farmers finds 79.7 percent read one or more farm papers, 41.4 percent read two or more, and 20.8 percent read none. New Hampshire tops at 95.7 percent, followed by Wisconsin 95.5 and Iowa 94.5. Indiana 04.2 percent noted, while Illinois and Ohio tie at 93.3 percent.
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New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
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Old Mother Nature
Animal Kingdom
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Carton
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Ralston Purina CO
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Hart
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Happy Vale
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