Standard Oil adopts life insurance for thousands of employees
Standard Oil announces an employee life insurance plan benefiting about 25,000 workers across Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota Kansas Missouri Wyoming and Oklahoma excluding Carlinville coal division. One year of service required. Minimum $500 death benefit with scale to $2.00 per year of service up to ten years. $200 funeral expense for those with no dependents.
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Standard Oi Company
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Kansas
Missouri
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Carlinville
Spherical tanks for oil storage in Oklahoma
Spherical tanks for vehicle oil storage with minimal evaporation have been built in Oklahoma. The best parts and varnishes are offered at the lowest prices. Alexander, if Try a News Telegraph wanted.
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Olahoma
Alexander
Purser Hosts Banquet In Stowaway Tribute On Sea
New York reports Purser Victor X. fle Cure organized a banquet aboard a ship to honor a young stowaway who arrived from Cherbourg and Southampton. The host recalled his own first voyage at fourteen and celebrated thirty one years at sea with the crew. He spoke eight languages and shared stories of life at sea for stowaways.
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New York
Treen
Cherbourg
Soutteimpton
Viedin
Victor X. Fle Cure
de Caro
Kone
Maravilles
San Francisco
Brussen
Kellogg’s Bran Brings Relief for Constipation Patients
A reader letter and promotional notes recount long years of constipation relief after using Kellogg’s Bran. The claim emphasizes two tablespoons daily, regular use, and a guarantee of permanent relief, with mentions of Kellogg Company Battle Creek Michigan and availability in hotels and clubs.
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Kelloge
Kellogg Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Kellogg's
America
Two Funerals Held Here Today
Two services were conducted for Gerald Wayne Larson infant son of A M Larson at his home with Rev M A Gable presiding. Interment followed at Red Oink Cemetery. A second funeral for Mrs Mary Kelley mother of Mrs A I Perkins occurred at Church of Christ with Rev H J Howard officiating, interment at Atlantic Cemetery. Pallbearers included Albert Anderson Otto Startkopf Harry Cornell A Smith W Morrison Charles Ruby.
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Gerald Wayne Larson
A. M. Larson
Birth Street
M. A. Gable
M. E. Church
Red Oink
Mary Kelley
A. I. Perkins
Church of Christ, Wighth and
Chestnut Streets
H. J. Howard
Atlantic Cemetery
Albert Anderson
Otto Startkopf
Harry Cornell
Smith
W. Morrison
Charlus
Ruby
German manpower lost by emigration analysis 1924
Germany faces a 6 percent drop in population since 2018 with total 63.5 million. Able bodied men ages 15 to 65 and those 20 to 45 have fallen by 7 and 13 percent respectively. Emigration reshapes the young labor pool hindering rapid reconstruction amid restless international migration. Doctor Berger cites social conditions as key to attracting workers back.
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Serbia
Germany
Berger
Remuha
Ger
Modern Problems Solved by Bible Study
Robert W. Thompson discusses Sunday Sabbath School lessons on religious liberty and government help for religion. He highlights Cyrus the Great freeing Jewish captives, church as a first institution, and the balance of liberty in law with support for religious life, urging faith and civic cooperation. The piece connects ancient events to modern lessons for June 15 Ezra lessons.
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Robert W. Thompson
D. D
Cyrus
Persia
Babylon
H.W. Stomp
Jerusalem
Ezra
Antitoxin Forcibly Given To Diphtheria Cases In Lebanon
The Lebanon case notes authorities forcibly administered diphtheria antitoxin to members of the Faith Tabernacle to check an outbreak that has killed nine in three weeks. The Roth family suffered multiple deaths. one child died during another funeral. Mrs Roth, after initial resistance, allowed inoculations for herself and four remaining children, though she did not verbally consent.
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Lebanon
Faith Tabernacle
Yluys
Teing Hell
Descendant of Cotton Mather Weds in Iowa
Mr. Robert K. Mather of Springdale and Mrs. Helen Ren. Menlo were united in Wed noon at the P. Manse by Rev. Will. The groom, a Cotton Mather descendant, lives on a Springdale farm. the bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sturt N. Reed of Menlo, has taught in Springdale and Churdan. After a wedding trip they will reside on the Springdale farm, attended by Mr. and Mrs. Bryan J Varley of Menlo.
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Robert K. Mather
Springdale
Iowa
Helen Ren
Menlo
Bryan J Varley
Notice to holders of cigarette permits expires July 1
Notice to holders of cigarette permits that renewals must be filed before July 1 with applications and bonds for renewal approvals by the city council. City Clerk T. E. Nichols credits the notice. Also announced is a Saturday noon chicken pie dinner at the Baptist Church and a sale of paints and finishes at Alexanders with various products offered.
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T. E. Nichols
Baptist Church
Dolly
Home Talent Play A Poor Married Man Delights Buck Creek
Buck Creek youngsters presented A Poor Married Man at the Harris home on Wednesday evening. Bert Pellett and daughter Arigne supplied music, with a solo by Scott Wilburn. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the show.
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Buck Creek
Ray Harris
Bert Pellett
Arigne
Scott Wilburn
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