Harvest Ales Fina Many Workers Harvest Ales Fina Many Workers
Kansas City dispatch notes large demand for harvest labor across Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska and South Dakota with 69 000 needed in Kansas and Oklahoma wages from 4 to 10 daily and 70 cents hourly. Workers must pay own fares endure heat and supply surplus for delays. Oklahoma Kansas hubs and federal state employment offices coordinate intake.
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Kansas City
Middle West
Kansas
Oklahoma
A. L. Barkman
Belt
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Oklahom
Free Employment Service
Oklahoma City
Enid
Tulsa
Muskogee
Ardmore
Hutchinson
Wichita
Federal
Asell
Kan
Salina
Parsons
Topeka
Lenox Apartment For Sale In Roanoke Suburb
The Lenox apartment building in South Roanoke offers four units with five or six rooms each. Separate entrances and private yards for every unit, concrete basements, brick first story, storm siding, hot water heating, screened doors and windows, and close to Crystal Springs and Mountain Park. One mile from the city center.
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Roanoke
Crystal Springs
Mill Mountain Ineline
Mountain Park
Virginia College
Public School
Heart of City
Wool passes through many profit taking hands
The Wool Growers' Cooperative Association of New Mexico forms to cut out middlemen and boost returns to sheep men. Plans target a Chicago warehouse for sorting and sale this year with future bonded warehouses in New Mexico. The 18 million pound New Mexico clip sees 3.9 million pledged to the cooperative.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Wool Growers’ Cooperative Association of
New Mexico
Chicago
Legion Drives to Cut City Living Costs in Los Angeles
Mayor Meredith P. Snyder announces a drive with 12 000 American Legion members to lower living costs. The plan centers on closing city markets to middlemen produce and inviting nearby farmers to sell directly, with city aid if needed to ensure immediate sales. The project hinges on quick, direct product sales to the markets.
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Los Angeles
Cal
American Legion
City Markets’ Bureau
Meredith P. Snyder
City appoints market commissioner to promote farmer aided project
The mayor names Sterling S. Boothe former major of the 160th Infantry U S A city market commissioner to lead a Legion backed effort to secure customers for local posts. The plan aims to raise farmers prices and provide consumers with better food at lower costs.
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Legion
Sterling S. Boothe
160Th Infantry
Plasterwork in Pyramids Survives For Thousands of Years
Ancient plaster in Great Pyramid construction endures after millennia. Researchers note remarkable preservation of decorative and structural surfaces amid desert conditions and past restorations.
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Pyramids
Logger Dies From Bear Attack In Prince Rupert
Clarence Thompson, a Chi chacog Island logger near Prince Rupert BC, died from wounds inflicted by a large brown bear. He was found by a search party and gave a preliminary account before succumbing to injuries and exposure.
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Prince Rupert
Clarence Thompson
Chichacog Island
Thompson
Bear attack ends life in brutal woodland encounter
A hunter, Thompson, encountered a feeding bear on a deer carcass. He fired once as the bear charged, was knocked down and severely injured, and died after exposure and blood loss. His body was found unclothed and exposed to the cold.
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Thompson
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Princeton
Virginias
R. G. Meador
Athens
West Virginia
Spee Aly
Lenox
Robert Goodykoontz
Virginias Ave
South
Roanoke, Va
Pence Springs
W. VA
W. D. Paxton, Mgr
Bear
Logger
Huyler's
Nunsnally's
East End Pharmacy
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield Pharmacy
Kluefield Avenue
Lenett’s Boot Shop
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