New Highway Authority Grants Expanded Primary Road Powers
The state highway commission gains power to regulate primary roads including load limits and vehicle stoppages on paved portions. Peace officers, patrolmen, and maintenance engineers are designated to enforce all highway regulations. Also noted is the death of Sister Emerita, former Mother Superior of the Sisters of Charity, at Mercy Hospital after a long illness and a past golden jubilee celebration.
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AD Commission
St Hare
Clinton
Mary
Our Lady of Angels
Sisters of Charity
Mercy Hospital
Emerita
Courtell Bluffs
Wonder Powder praised by beauties in French process
The advertisement touts MELLO GLO Face Powder as preferred by beautiful women. It claims the powder leaves no flakiness, pastiness, or irritation, resists shine, lasts longer, and prevents large pores. It spreads smoothly for a youthful bloom, calling the product very pure and wonderful from J. H. Marshall & Son.
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J. H. Marshall & Son
Farm Board Gets 151 Million Check to Start Program
Washington reports the government will create the federal farm board in response to the farm relief measure. A $151,150,000 appropriation will finance stabilization corporations and cooperative associations to remove surpluses, market crops, and prevent price swings. The plan aims to organize by July with actions across wheat, fruit, cotton, and other crops to store, market, and support farm prices nationwide.
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Washington
Hoover
Fort Silly
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Thor
Middle West
Fae
Secretary of Agriculture
Roy Organisa Tone
Orerationly Cooperative
Tun
Wesern
SBOE
Tsieha’ Corporation
Bac
Whale Relief Organization
Anid Ty
How Talking Pictures Introduced the Vitaphone Era
The article chronicles Warner Bros and Western Electric's launch of Vitaphone, detailing prior failures of talking pictures, the public premiere at Warner Theatre New York, and the synchronized electrical sound system. It explains microphone placement, amplification, and the process of recording sound to wax discs to accompany film, marking a pivotal advance in cinema technology.
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O & Volve
Appas
Warner Bros
Talay Asx
Pictura
Gereen
Mworner Drosava
To Feld
Warne Bram
Western Electric Company
Thony Gelven
Marcy
Thay
Thair
Sof
A Thiele Bette
Warner
Hell Telephone Labora
Vitaphone
Ft. I
New York Philharmoic
Ann- Wretorn
Syston
Aervon
Visually Reproducing Sound On Film In Early Theaters
The article explains the Visaphone system linking recording, projection, and sound. It details the synced turntable and projector, vacuum controls, horn arrays, and wax disk recording using sapphire stylus to capture sound vibrations. The setup enables theaters to deliver synchronized film and sound with multiple motors and a centralized control system.
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Atable
Rail earnings back to normal as slump ends in western railways
The annual yearbook shows Western railway earnings back to prewar levels, with total earnings rising to about 156,101,000 dollars and investments in railway properties increasing by nearly 1.5 billion. Efficiency gains are noted in daily freight mileage, train speeds, and fuel use, while freight rates and service costs improve despite a persistent decline in freight money levels since 1921.
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Western Railways
Sedtr
Bo Tre
Hepa
Ju Smu
Tie Iways
Aring
Merey
Duane
Dt -Western-Railtay Pra
Jlot
Cain
Han Beem
Cooperative Livestock Associations Report Progress in Iowa Meetings
Des Moines reports show dairy, livestock shipping and district associations closing May sessions with officials noting progress toward centralized production and larger responsibilities. Attendees from county and district groups, marketing officers, and educational agents discussed concentrating hogs, market information, and coordinated selling to stabilize prices and improve grower welfare. Recommendations from the national swine production committee were noted.
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Des Moines
Spe'yia
Spolsevitag
Hhisead
Sheeesatul
Isitid Histriet
Assacia
Hie
Ful
Soubly
Fistriet
Cirmer Uwarel Venimasiol Companies
Wath Jones
Iowa
State Association of
National Committee On
Swine Production
Polic
Local county meets to expand direct trading series
Fragmentary text notes ratified standardization and grading amid growing focus on direct trading. Mentions expanding volume and upcoming county and district competitions to be held in the fall months.
Sadairi News Briefs From Adair Iowa June 20 1930s
Special correspondent L Daniels reports from Adair Iowa and nearby areas. Families visit relatives in Mesquite and Denver while others travel to Cumberland and Sheandon to see kin. Residents discuss a local gun club armory fund drive, the Northwestern Bell building’s costs, and plans for a glock company to assume ownership and operation.
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Sadairi
L. Daniels
Louis
Boulder
Mree Daniels
Mes
Worthington
Richardsons
Awd Worthingingtons
Sheandons
Henry Wielsner
R. Andrews
Moines
Tal
Charles Aldrich
Adair
Min
Bedige
He Brandt and
Stanley and Stanton
Ackley
A. FY. Brandt
Guthrie Center
Hey
Ire. Beaudt
F. Hd. Stacey
Roy Staceye
George Drumm
Litle
Macy Eli
Anita
Cind- Mes
Fla
Werbster
Feee of Foxx
Glock
Northwestern Bell Teleiphora Company
Oh Telephone ‘Company
Wilken Monument Works Order Placed
A fragmented note states placing an order with Wilken Monument Works. The fragment hints at a transaction or procurement for memorial services or monuments, but lacks specific details, dates, or customer identifiers. Further readable context would clarify the parties and scope of the order.
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Phillips
Farm Board
New York
Cooperative Shipping Associations
By Carter
Anton
Wilken Monument
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