Bond Sale Appeal Aimed at Rural Credit Loans
Spurgeon O'Dell spoke for North Dakota state bank to back a Nonpartisan League program using state bonds for rural credit loans, mills and elevators, and home building. The Yarn labor cooperative conference opened a three day session led by H Gustafson of the Nebraska Farmers Union to discuss cooperative marketing and banking, with speakers including E B Shepperd and George Hampsten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
AllsAmerican Ty Operative Congress
Spurgeon O’dell
State Bank of
Sord Dakota
Non-artigan League
North Wauketa
H. Gustafson
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
American Farm Huecai Federation
Committee On
American Co-operative Commission
Mrs Shone
National Bank
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ib Steve
Mr. Howe
Shepperd
Iowa
George B. Hampsten
Washington
All-American Coive Commission
W. F. Cabb. Cleveland
Co-operative Bank of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Failure to Abrogate Agreement Will Not Raise Freight Rates
Washington Meb 10-Experts here suggest the drive to abrogate the national wage pact between carriers and the big four would not push freight rates higher soon. Thomas Dewitt Cuyler, president of the association, notes no further increases will be sought this year. Officials expect a formal statement after railroad board actions are digested. If executives petition for more, Interstate Commerce Commission would readjust rates, but any petition would take long to appear.
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Washington
Meb
United Stat Tallond
cai+riers
Big Four
Lorestri
Opina
Association of Railies
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler
Tenor
Sammition
Association
Axpr N
Railroad Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Heliet
Wellesley Club Rally For County Here
Wellesley College students and graduates will gather Saturday for a world wide rally with plans for a semi centennial endowment funds campaign outlined. Miss Ommit Hames Miss Florence Harlow Miss Lucy Curt and Miss Mary Brennemen of the Business and Professional Women's club will host from 3 to 4 oclock at Main street. Miss E McKee from New Yorks national campaign headquarters will be guest of honor and outline the campaign plans.
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Wellesley College
Ommit Hames
Florence Harlow
Lucy Curt
Mary Brennemen
Business and Professional Women's Club
Wellesley College Friends Asiness and Professional Women's Club
E McKee
New York
Matrimony in Danbury at St Marys Church
Mathew Trainor officiated at the wedding of Miss Macnulty daughter of Mr and Mrs Patri Macnulty of Danbury and Wil Von Dietsel Monday in St Marys church. The bride wore bine tricotine with hat and carried robes. Lena Owens bridesmaid wore sea brown suit and carried sweetie. Clarence Lynch was best man. The couple left for Boston and will reside at 27 Quarry street on return.
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Mathew Trainor
Miss Macnulty
Patri Macnulty
Danbury
Wil von Dietsel
St. Mary's Church
Misa Lena Owens
Clarence Lynch
von Distseh
Boston
Mass
Quarry Street
Social notes reveal many local guests and gatherings
The Yellow Bowl week sees Mr and Mrs Alexander McNab Dr and Mrs J Tebaron Peters Miss Bleang Bartram Sherman Windsor and others hosting Le Bon Temps club and ward parties. Mrs Harvey Brown announce a daughter. Ava Grover to host Bridgeport Women’s club benefits. AVOIETS set large food sale Feb 18. Eugene Bryta Copeland noted as grandson of PhilInquirer editor. Sewing clubs hosts planned. Reubors’ Aid meets Calvary church.
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Alexander McNab
J. Tebaron Peters
Bleang
Bartram
Sherman Windsor
and Olis
Bradford G. Warner
Jonathan Brout
Sydney Kk. Becker
Agenes Seeley
Harry J. Wolles
Portsmouth
J. HB. Tolles
M. Butler
M. Tolles
Kenneth M. Tolles
South Borwalie Wet
Christin
Kost
Bee Sewing Club
Ella Weis
Sldwin
Black Rock Residents Decry Jitneys Amid Sharp Complaints
In Black Rock and Ash Greek areas, 27 residents protest jitney service citing dangerous driving and threats to passenger safety. They warn that serious accidents are likely unless authorities act, with police already alerted to the formal complaint and possible further action forthcoming.
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Ck Rock
Jitney
Alleged Chief of Bond Thieves Surrenders in New York
New York reports that a person described as the alleged chief of a juvenile gang has surrendered. Authorities say $445,000 in Liberty bonds were stolen from messengers, with $25,000 recovered from a Memphis bank where they were pledged as collateral.
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New York
Vail
Lewis
Drookyo
Memphis
Tenn
Brown Quartette Programs at Local Schools
The Brown Quartette and Myles Standish entertained high school students during a morning assembly and again at Huntington Road school. The event was courtesy of Mrs. Feah WTolmes, president of the Caren U Teachers association. The University Mandolin clubs plan a Women’s League appearance Wednesday. The Wentington PTA voted to buy playground apparatus and sports equipment. Visiting Nurse division head Mr Halen Boyd spoke on health programs with clinics and baby stations. Mrs. Henry Bitzer sang with piano by Mrs. Whitlam F. Goinley. The association will send its president and delegate to the State Congress of Mothers next month.
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Brown University Marketis
Myles Standish
Huntington Road
Feah Wtolmes
Caren U Teachers Association
University Mandolin
Wentington
Halen . Boyd
oCiavision
Henry Bitzer
Whitlam F. Goinley
Association
2. Glark
Congress of
Milford Prom Opens With Tea Dance At School
Milford Preparatory School hosts a grand tea dance in the town hall transformed with palms and banners. An afternoon tea in the gym precedes a formal dinner and an evening dance led by Markell's Orchestra of New York, with tickets around $720 and guests from across the United States.
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Milford Preparatory School
Selimol
Unites States
New Haven
Wey
Markell’s Orchestra of
New York
Mus
Milford
Mira
Samuel Tosebaum
Pri Rosenbaum
Jn W. Gregory
Robert Waugh
Isoll Wihle
Stan Will
Clr Macdonald
NM . Stafford
Clark
T. JT
Phoebus
Prom
Grant
F. SW. Weston
D. H. Knickersooker
A. W. D. Scott
FP. Lucas
Pouch
J. N. Knowles
Quality usable for waists found in old description
A brief note describes a quality that could be applied to waists as well. It suggests a versatile attribute valued in garments and accessories, implying comfort and fit. The line hints at a practical use rather than a flashy feature, aligning with period catalog language.
Tax provision notice from legislature 1922
The notice states a tax obligation for males between certain ages under an act of the legislature with a two dollar substitute tax in lieu of poll tax. Tax is due to the local tax collector at Liberty Blas in Gridreport or Tequot Head, Southport, by February 1, 1922.
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Tequot Head
Southport
Wirvel
Pumpeciedl
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Tate
Hines
Terrier Cretors
Satie
Zoftfine Co
Newbros
Ted Flowers
John Beck & Sons
Main St
Johny
Volleu
Spurgeon
All-American Co-operative Congress
Nonpartisan League Plan of
Dakota
Wellesley Club
Helen D. Merske
Roll Avenue
le Bon Temps Club
Gertrude
Ava Grover
Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's Club
Nettie Bartram
Camilla Priestley
Y. Lucien J
Eugene Bryta
Meser
Philadelphia
West Grace Bones Copeland
Woman's Page
The
Philadelphia. Inquirer
Civilian Jones
Copieland
George B. Wootton
Black Rock
Brown Quartette
Huntington
Boyd Spears
Bridgeport
Conn
Ates
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Briday
Nya
Velers
Onticians
Sterling
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street
Arcade Bridgefort
Direct Importing CO. “Benefit Stores
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Cudahy Packing Company
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