Home Buyer Aid Through Community Cooperation
By Caleb Johnson a Newark paper previews the rise of home building via building and loan associations. It traces origins in Scotland and America, notes Pennsylvania growth, outlines early failures, and explains how local associations foster thrift, neighborhood ties, and safe long term mortgages through amortization and sinking funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Johnson
James H. McNish
Department of Banking and Insurance of
New Jersey
America
Frankford
Philadelphia
United States
Pioneer Association
McNish
Penneyylvania
Pennsylvania
Inc. i
Maryland
New York
Ilino
Southern Building and Loan Association
Nashville, Tenn
Building and Loan Association
Coopera
Bureau of Biological Survey pushes pest control and wildlife protections
Scientists advocate pro ret calle red squill as a uniform toxicant for cat control without livestock risk. U.S. wildlife agencies broaden swine, coyote, wolf, and bobcat controls to Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota, while cutting bag limits on ducks and geese to aid conservation. A five-senator committee probes prospects, and the Migratory Bird Act imposes a record fine for soft duck killings. Alaska seabird meat? musk oxen imported to restore decreed herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barai
Redington
Michican
Wiconsin
Minnesota
Wildlife Bureau Expands Offense Against Violators
The Bureau of Biological Survey, approaching 45 years, plans a modernized drive against wildlife violators using autos boats and planes. Dr. Paul J. Redington cites declines from salt and sewage contamination and notes a nationwide fight on rodents. Public health work aided 204 counties in 24 states. Farm gains across several states highlighted, with Arizona showing the highest growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Biological Survey
Congress
Paul J. Redington
Bureau
West
Hirde
Redington
Albermarle
Chesapeake Carnal
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisiana
Arkansas
New York markets struggle as supplies and prices swirl
The city faces volatile apple and meat prices amid supply concerns. Wholesalers report shortages and rising costs while shoppers push demand beyond half a million weekly. Street scenes show disrupted traffic as an emergency response courts order calm.
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Tvee Osea
Lerz
Othr Doe
New York
Br Frank A
Wade City
The Path finder recollects old time routines and neighbors
An excerpt from The Path finder reflects on past daily life habits. It recalls pedestrians watching out, pool players stopping to fetch washing, people daydreaming under trees, and hosts calling butchers for party cuts versus bootleggers for illicit “cuts.” The tone suggests nostalgic regional storytelling.
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Pathfinder
Worried Stranger Questioned About Work
In a fleeting exchange the worried stranger asks what you do for a living. Rastus replies he nuthin and dismisses the matter as a pleasant joke. Greeneer asserts no worry. Nastus counters with a cautious response in the Pathfinder-esque scene.
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Einky
Tinky
Nan
Alaska
Radford Mobley
Washington Bureau
Otis Mf McGuire
Bridgeport
Nebr
United States Patent Office
Arizona
Mississippi
Texas
California
Marge
Aan
Eutti
Ceke
Ernest Cams Ut
Ane
Dicke
Ericiftia
Ereall
Ne - York
Senych of Strests
Fara Eo
Funk and Wagnalls
Susie
Herald Pupursuing Co
Bessemer, Michigan
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