County funds move to First National bank after Whitney stop
County supervisors vote to deposit 125000 in the First National Bank of Couriel after Whitney Bank declines, with Atlantic National Bank noting it does not need county funds. Banks face costs and limited profit in handling tax deposit balances while customers seek even footing. Local banks redeposit funds to Chicago Des Moines and Omaha for liquidity. Public funds held to pay two percent interest on ninety percent balances.
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Mantyy
Whitney Bank
Furnies Savings Bank
Chicago
Des Meinus
Omaha
Atlantic National Bank
Board” of Si Supervisors
Firat National Bank of Courei
Whitney
Jethe
Af Atlantic
Oorder
Road conditions debate reaches Cumberland and beyond
Lew Groves of Cumberland invites readers to inspect local roads after heavy frost and a harsh Cemetery road. The piece contrasts northern and southern county road quality, notes efforts by Supervisors Hansen and Boule and local merchants to improve travel, and cites speed limits and upcoming weather impacts.
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Lew Groves
Cumberland
Pletcher Chapel
Tode
Tansen
Atlantic
Cemetery Road
Jess Beck
Shenandoah
App
Nieght
Get
Cumheydand
Hansen
Boule
Almaat
Adair
Jin
Cass
Senator Dial Denounces Democratic Record in Gop Rivalry
The speech by Senator N B Dial of South Carolina attacks the Democratic Party as ridiculous and useless, blaming recent splits on Democratic leaders and associating the party with shifts toward popular wind. He cites President Coolidge’s administration and criticizes the party for alien allies and missed opportunities.
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Dial
South Chrolina
Leluw
Sugeest
Fox
la Fullette
Brookhart
Norris
Republic
Gantantian
Waleed
Senate
N. B. Dial
South Carolina
Uzon
Senter
Bial
White House
Democratice Party
Bobsbey
Merrie
Joan Wo Davis
Local firms solid as winds shift business tide
A rough-edged assessment notes that despite widespread hardship some businesses maintain resilience. The passage credits steadfast management and community support for stability, signaling cautious optimism for the region's economic outlook amid challenging conditions.
McKenna and Holmes lifetimes long court service profiled
The article traces Oliver Wendell Holmes and William McKinley era paths from Civil War to the U S Supreme Court. It notes McKenna’s rise from Solano County prosecutor to Congress and cabinet, then Holmes’s long record and frontline military service, ending with a portrait of a judge nearing retirement and a Secretary of the Interior’s Christmas card quip about work.
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Astro Eines
Sta
Solano County
California
MckKenna
Congress
Harrison
United States
Goa Sreal
McKinley
McKenna
Tustles Field
Supreme Bench
Witte
West
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Olver
Wenter Holmes
Oliver Wendell
Boston
Algo
Editorial notes reveal town politics and bank anxieties
A stream of editorial remarks critiques local politics and bank practices amid a Christmas fund shortfall. It discusses county deposits, socialists, and the need for reader action on an upcoming amendment, while noting postal rates, advertising costs, and a city official’s election results.
The Daredevil and the Modern Newspaper
A fragment notes that the newspaper is an integral whole for broad information among the people, suggesting a critique of sensationalism and the cohesive role of print media in public life. The passage underscores how every part of a paper contributes to general information dissemination.
Editorial Ad Rates Divide News and Ads in The Times
The piece argues postmaster general proposes raising newspaper ad rates by up to 100 percent in early zones while keeping reading content at low rates. It asserts a fundamental distinction between advertising and news, noting ads can carry news value and support business information, with examples like a garage parking service run by Franklin Simon & Co. The Times contends ads increasingly share the news function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New
Jreneral
Senator Sterling
Gould
Postmaster General
Yeaders
Franklin Simon &, Co
the Times
Wn.degrea
Pati
Debate on child labor and federal regulation in Massachusetts letters
The Charleston Daily Mail cites criticism of proposed child labor amendments and argues regulation should stay with states. It mocks national overreach, notes Massachusetts laws, and laments broad federal control while urging local handling of labor standards.
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Charleston Daily Mail
Massachusetts
Congress
Tony
Melancholy tourist rants as cops judge rides and lights
A spoof note from 1925 features a tired speaker blaming jurists and police for petty fines. The narrator imagines forty autogSailing and parking sins, while clerks, jurists, and coppers side with the law and his woes.
Friday Day of Luck Among Superstitions in Ireland
Fragmentary OCR reads of a historical note discuss Friday being feared as unlucky in Ireland. The passage references beliefs about doors and avoidance of strangers on that day, reflecting local superstition and cultural tone.
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Telegraph
Chas. F. Chase
EB. P. Chase
Égd
Diem Esegestaeet
Aulania
Towa
the County
Gass
Werther
Athey
Hunt
Daily Lette
Ustice Holmes
Harvard College
Massachusetts ‘Volunteer Infantry
Balla Bluff
Antietam
Hig Jong
Maryes Heights
Fredericksburg
H. G. Wright
Amd
Nowadayd
Whem
Lovejoy
Berger
Jane
Addams
Uts
Russia
Economic. World
Postal Committee
Moose Jaw
News- Telegraph
Willard
Rome Savings Bank
Drs Moines
Des’Moines
de Positors
the Daredevil
Pele
Congresa
Ming
Paris
Walt Mason Ie
Bonehead
Jonah
Honrne
Popyright
George Matthew
John Etonnwaan
Tay Bae
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