Agricultural extension bill eyed for passage in Senate
Washington January 17 Senator Oka Smith urged early passage of the agricultural extension bill to spread college and experiment station knowledge to farms. The plan, funded by $10,000 per state college, would deploy cooperative demonstration work to teach home economics and farming practices directly at farmers homes, with five action lines including marketing study and good roads.
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Washington
Oka Smith
Senate
Co Ae
Department of Agriculture
Bil
Hoke Smith
Smoot
Sam- Tons
Benatar Elihu Heat
New York
Root
Smith
Atlanta
Georgia
Colleges of Agriculture
Land Grant Colleges
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Land Grant College
Secretary of Agriculture
Land Grant Colleges and Experiment
Colleges of Agriculture Experiment Stations
Union
College of Agriculture
Colleges ‘of Agriculture
Committee On Agriculture
House
Knapp
State Colleges of Agricultures
Lfe
Simout
Western
Europe
Busy man loses watch in brief theft incident
A hurried individual reported a minor theft as his watch was taken in a brief incident. Police are reviewing surveillance and seeking witnesses to identify the suspect.
Obituary notices from Reynolds and West Point area
Local notices report multiple deaths and funeral arrangements across Reynolds Ga and West Point Ga. Profe ssor W J Mckenzie former West Point school superintendent funeral suspends schools as tribute. Also reports on the deaths of Mrs Emanist Aultman aged 82 and Mrs Louise L Nance widow of former Colorado state treasurer Albert Nance with services in Reynolds and Denver. Interments set for Milledgeville and West View cemetery. Accidental death of J Larsen near Dublin prompted burial in Milledgeville with family attendance. Further details note rest of survivors in Aultman family and Hight family.
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of. J. McKenzie
West Point
Profeasor
W. J. MckKenzie
Obituary Notices for Bowen and Lyman Died in Private Homes
Benjamin Bowen aged 49 died yesterday after pneumonia contracted at a Fulton Lodge of Odd Fellows meeting. He was a Comanche Red Man No 6 member and funeral arrangements will be set by Poole undertaking. Luther Turner Lyman two months old son of Mr and Mrs Lyman died yesterday at 524 Highland Avenue with a 3 o'clock funeral at the residence and interment at West View.
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Robert Hight
J R Hight
Broomfield
West View Cemetery
Benjamin Bowen
Pulton Lodge of Odd Fellows
Comanche Red Men Tribe No 6
Poole Undertaking Establishment
Luther Turner Lyman
Luther Turner
P Lyman
Highland Avenue
West View
Negro Women Protest Dixon Play In Huntsville
In Huntsville Alabama on January 17 a new Civic Teazua led by wives of prominent Black residents protested Thomas Dixon Jr s Leopard Spots due to alleged misrepresentation of Negroes The group urged the Civic League to bar colored people from attending the theater showing next week and demanded better treatment of Black leaders efforts for education be supported though they acknowledged possible inability to stop the play.
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Huntsville
Ala
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Yeading
Civic League
Dixons
League
World Disarmament to Follow Treaties
Washington reports that international disarmament would result from peace treaties the United States seeks. Representative Figud of Virginia says many nations have assented to Bryan suggestions for arbitration before war. Secretary Bryan notes the world has reached a moment where treaties could bind nations to peace and make war unlikely.
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Washington
United States
Figud
Virginia
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Flood Gavd
Bryan
Zia Pacha
Peargtary Bryan
Paul Riiter
Switzerland
Ptate Department
Senate
Device to Stop Trains by Signals on Long Island
A device claimed to stop trains from running past blocked signals was tested on the Long Island railroad. At 30 miles per hour a train stopped within 760 feet and at 47 miles within 1 00. at 60 to 65 miles the train stopped about 1260 feet from the signal. Also reported two other items on treaty terms with Switzerland and a drowning of three boys in Wilmington.
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New York
Long Taland
To Die for Many Murders in Rackfort on Main
Local druggist Carl Poots was sentenced to death in Rackfort on Main for poisoning his two children his father and his first wife. He faced accusations of attempting to murder his second and third wives and another person to obtain insurance.
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rackfort-on-Main
Germany
Jang
Carl Poot
Peraon
Preacher reconciled to his eloping wife
Philadelphia January 17 Special A reconciliation has been effected between John Gentry local preacher of Fox Corners near Clementin NF and his wife Maude Gentry who eloped with William H Fisher of Waycross GA Fisher, sought for forging a check in New Smyrna Florida, was found with Maude at 124 South Eleventh Street. Gentry pledged to forgive and hopes to reclaim happiness if Fisher stays away. The tale recalls Fisher posing as a itinerant preacher, triggering strain after Maude grew distant and ill. Fisher vanished after selling farm furniture for $100.
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Philadelphia
John Gentry
Fox Corners
Clementin
Maude Gentry
William H Fisher
Waycross
Fisher
New Smyrna
Fie
Gentry
Iim
A. Weisparber
South Sixth Street
Gentre
Caméen County
Blackwood
Tang
Williams Nomination for Comptroller Reported Favorable
Washington reports that John Skelton Williams nomination to be comptroller of the currency and ex officio member of the Federal Reserve Board was favorably reported to the Senate by the banking and currency committee, with action postponed until Monday. A proverb aside notes that a young man may sow wild oats, but his father pays the harvest.
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Washington
John Skelton Willams
Federal Reserve Bank Board
Senate
Soap On Hair Causes Dandruff And Hair Loss
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a remedy for dandruff and dry scalp after washing with soap. It claims one strand by strand application removes dust and prevents itching while improving hair growth and softness. It promises dramatic results and urges purchasing a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or department counters.
Unclear fragment on credit and money terms
The readable text hints at a discussion of credit or debt terms, but lacks concrete facts, names, dates, or places to form a proper news item or summary.
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South
State College of Agriculture
Carolina
Moyle
Max
T. Larsen
Dublin
Emanuel Aultman
Reynolds
Emanist Aultman
Can—tain Emanuel Aultman
Airs Aultman
Rhett Auluman Meigs
Hollis Aultman
Mims
Matthews
Long
Mian Davie Aultman
Louise L. Nance
Louise A. Nance
Greenberg & Bond Schapel
J Ho Heinka
Denver
Colo
Nance
Albert Nance
Colorado State
Howell Place
Dixon
Wilmington del
Brandywine Creek
Gam
Mrs. Gentry
William J. Fisher
Waycross, Ga
Williams
Wever
Ioreen
Waneee Devas
Eiseman Bros., Inc
Manhattan
Children’s Department
Whitehall
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