Local Bluefield Grocers Attend Quality Service Meeting
Bluefield Quality Service members led by P. T. Saunders returned from Asheville North Carolina where they attended the second annual Quality Service Stores of America convention. More than six hundred delegates joined a Battery Park hotel banquet as officers including W. P. Ryan and J. M. Evane spoke on cooperative buying and pricing advantages for independent grocers. The future of the movement rests on price and quality given to housewives with plans for Newport News Virginia next year and continued regional growth.
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Bluefield
Mr. Ryan
Lynchburg
Ryan
Asheville
North Carolina
Roanoke
A. H. Hawkins
Newport News
Waa
Bluefields
Princeton
H. T. Swann
North Dakota pheasant survives 19 years after release
A cock pheasant released in 1913 from Poughkeepsie, New York, remains alive in Watertown, South Dakota. Found in a snowstorm, it is cared for by Frank Bramble at his crippled-birds home, bearing a leg band and showing no injuries. Bramble says the bird has learned to duck.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Frank Bramble
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Bramble
Cherry Dixon Hearts Dan Phillips in Leap Year Marriage
Cherry Dixon, 19, marries Dan Phillips a newspaper reporter after a leap year proposal. She leaves home, faces poverty and housework struggles while Dan resists visiting her parents. Reconciliations and renewed family tensions unfold as Cherry tends her ill mother and adjusts to married life amid cash worries.
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Cherry Dixon
Gonganer
Worl
Ents
Dan
Cherry
Mrs. Dixon
Anary
Connie
Wellington
Dan Phillips
the Newe
Martin
Anniage
Thefternoon
Gretchen
Mrs. Alden
Cam
Bible Talks Continue at Carnes Tabernacle
Evangelist C G Karnes leads Bible prophecy studies at Carnes Tabernacle Bluefield Avenue last night on The Rise and Fall of Kingdoms. He outlines historical empires from Babylon to Rome and predicts a divine everlasting kingdom. Tonight at 8 oclock he speaks on The Acid Test of Holy Writ.
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Carnes Tabernacle
Tent Tabernacle
Bluefield Avenue
Evangelist C. G. Karnes
Kingdome
Yel
Babylon
Cyrus
Euphrates
Alexander
Arbelia
Grecia
Christ
God of Heaven
Europe
Mr. Carnes
Flood era brings Persian clover crop to Avoyelles farmers
Flood of 1927 spread Persian clover across Avoyelles parish, LSU extension agronomist R A Wasson reports. The plant covers several hundred acres, is readily eaten by livestock, and grows 16 to 24 inches tall. It appears in early spring and matures earlier than white clover.
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Baton Rouge
Avoyelles Parish
R. A. Wasson
Louisiana State University Extension Agronomiet
Denver teen Mats jailed amid long police ties
The 17 year old Denver youth, known as Cole-Sammy Mats, has been jailed again. He has a long history with the police department, visiting the jail since age 12 and now facing new detention this time.
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Denver
Cole
Sammy Mats
Police Department
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Dixie
Schroeders
Charlie Schroeder
Catole
Max
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Kahle & Ferguson
South Bland ST
Kansas
Ickor Mac Graa
Tabor Brothers
Dairylea Milk
Cole’s Bread
Uneeda Bakers Cakes
Waldorf
Arrow
Oxydol
Ge Reed
Armour’s Pork & Beans
Best Foods
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Blue Grass Macaroni
Miller’s Corn
Sunkist Pineapple
Sauer’s
Granklin
Fiske
Louisiana
Lebae
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