Asheville Farmers and Town Market Reform urged
The Asheville Citizen cites Dr. E C Branson on boosting local farming by creating regional markets and cooperative facilities. He argues towns must provide stockyards shipping facilities abattoirs packing plants warehouses bank loans rest rooms and free markets. Without cooperation the state spends 200 million annually on homegrown food leaving Asheville and its farmers poorer.
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E. C. Branson
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
University News Letter
Four Legged Wealth and World News Reflection
Mrs. William C. Mudd of Yorkshire is celebrated for a record butter craft with 1888 competitions and 477 blue ribbons. The piece covers cattle wealth, origins of money, U.S. dairy output near 99 billion pounds, and a Quebec cow breaking records with 32,668 pounds milk. It notes Harding convening dairy experts and critiques Prohibition, plus global cultural notes on a Paris occult revival and Sing Sing execution of Taizo Saito.
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William C. Mudd
Yorkshire
England
Veudreuil
Quebec
Dekal Phus Legis Dixie
Bossie
Harding
Need for Athens Public Park Promoted by Citizen Letter
A reader urges Athens to establish a public park and playground to serve its growing population. He suggests sites near the old Botanical Garden, funds via a bond issue, and ongoing development, arguing a park would benefit both adults and children and help the city amid college crowds and seasonal visitors. The letter also notes a Summer School expected to enroll about 2,500 pupils, boosting city commerce and hotels, cafes, and theaters during the season.
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Baat ‘Lake
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Mitchells Bridge
T. W. Reed
Georgia
Gpr
South
Cloud
Oglethorpe
J. D. Price
Woods Ashford
Oconee
Ashford
Weismuller Breaks Four World Records in Open Water
Honolulu AP reports Johnny Weismuller of the Illinois Athletic Club set four more world marks at the Shrine festival open water meet, in the 100 meter 400 meter 440 yard and 500 yard events. Marie Chen Weihselau, 16, broke the women's 200 yard open water record in 2 minutes 54.5 seconds.
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Honolulu
The
Associated Press
Johnny Weismuller
Illinois Athletic Club
Shrine
Marie Chen Weihselau
Bible Moving Picture Sunday at First Christian Church
A Bible moving picture on Abraham and Lot will be shown Sunday night June 26 at 8:30 P M at the First Christian Church. The pictures are described as highly instructive and are attracting considerable attention.
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Abraham
Lot
First Christian Church
Nervous Wreck for Six Weeks Prompts Cardui Use
Mount Vernon Kentucky resident Cynthia Vanhook recalls after a third child she overexerted at home. She suffered six weeks of nervous exhaustion and weakness until her doctor prescribed Cardus, which she says restored her health after three bottles. She urges other rundown women to try Cardus as a safe, vegetable tonic.
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Mount Vernon
Cynthia Vanhook
Stanford
Cardus
Kentucky
Cardul
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