Farmers Need Credit To Meet Food Supply Demands
Secretary Meredith told the American Bankers Association that farmers face a billion dollar loss from lower prices for corn and a smaller but still large drop for cotton. He urged bankers to provide sufficient credit to meet farmers needs so they can continue supplying the nations food and support cooperative farming enterprises.
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Washington
Bass
Meredith Mids
American Bankers’ ‘Association
America
Meredith
Connecticut Baptists Elect New Officers
In Waterbury on October 19 the ninety seventh Connecticut Baptist Anniversary convention elected officers for the coming year. Names named include President Rev. John Newton Lackey D D of Hartford, first vice president Charles P. Walker of New Haven, second vice president Mrs Adrian L Mulley of Waterbury, secretary Rev. Albert B. Coates D D of Hartford, treasurer Charles Edward Prior of Hartford, and Edward R B Pett of Hartford as author. Corporation Counsel A G Church was welcomed by Mayor William H Sandland as official representative of the city government.
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Waterbury
Connecticut
First Baptist Church
John Newton Lackey
Hartford
Charles P. Walker
New Haven
Adrian L. Mulley
Albert. B. Coates
Charles Edward ‘Prior
Edward RB. Pett
A. G. Church
William H. ‘Sandland
Tickets for big game likely to be scarce
New Haven October 19 Tickets for the Harvard Yale football game here will be scarce. H F Woodcock Yale ticket manager said Harvard has applied for nearly half the town capacity of seventy thousand, leaving a little over 36000 tickets for the 30000 Yale alumni and students with individual allotments. He added a public sale of tickets is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
H. F. Woodcock
Yale Ticket Department
Harvard
Yale
Judge Shows Leniency in Girl Shoplifter Case
Hartford Oct 159 Bessie Gordon of Lynn Massachusetts a clerk in a local department store was sentenced for theft but due to her father's plea for leniency the sentence was reduced to a $90 fine. The case is the ninth of its kind in Hartford police court within a week with three accused under bond for trial in criminal court.
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Hartford
Bessie ‘Gordon
Lynn
Mass
Lyon
Gordon
Occupation of Vilna Violates Armistice Agreement
A note from French and British representatives in Warsaw to Poland states that Vilna’s occupation breaches the armistice with Lithuania and contradicts League mediation assurances. The message, conveyed Sunday, underscores allied disapproval of the move.
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Vilna
London
Warsaw
Lithuania
League of Nations
Polant
League of Natione
Willimantic Enforces Automobile Light Laws
Willimantic Oct 19 Sixteen motorists faced court for violating the headlight section of the motor vehicle law Thirteen pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars and costs four had fines contended as their violation was technical and three had costs continued until November 4 Two department inspectors posted the gatemobiles for examination on Main Street Saturday night and summoned all sixteen
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Willimanic
Main Street
Manitoba authorities on watch for convicts
Winnipeg dispatch reports Manitoba police hunting two Sing Sing trustees George Stivers and Marcus Bassett who escaped from Ossining New York last Saturday and are believed to be headed toward the Canadian north. Colonel J G Rattray provincial police chief received a message confirming the alert and possible cross border movement.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Police
George Stivers
Marcus Bassett
Ossining
N. Yu
J. G. Rattray
Mexican coal miners strike grips Coguila region
In Coguila state 12 000 coal miners walk out causing grave concern for the provisional president De La Huerta who plans firm action. He will meet a miners delegation today to seek a speedy settlement and avert further disruption.
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Mexico City
Coghuila
Silk mixtures and kimonos in rich color patterns
The notice describes silk mixtures priced around 2.35 to 3.1, including kimonos and draperies with varied patterns and colors. It highlights rose-hued fleurs on dark grounds, Chrysanthemums on silver gray, and jacquard brocades with elastic fits. Multiple bust types and prices from 5 to 10 dollars are listed.
Genuine home needs at fine savings ad copy
Big lots of genuine home needs at fine savings during busy or leisure hours. Tried and true aluminum utensils from best-known makers. Handsome glassware and American dinnerware in good patterns and decorations.
Aladdin aluminum kitchenware and decors sale highlights
A historical sale ad lists Queen kitchenware aluminum pots pans kettles and percolators at low prices. Items include teapots double boilers six quart kettles and colonial sets with numerous discounts alongside household goods such as mops brushes brooms towels and dining ware.
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00 Dechesi
Sanbo Coff
van Dyk
Qémar
Fairchild &Son
Swan Street
Telley
Hamilton Bros
Mutual
Barsum
Isaac la Fleur
French Baptist Church
Towell
Masa
Var-né-sis
Taman Hinges
W. A. Varney
Isaac
Gale
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Willimantic
Manitoba
Sthlauige
Bridgeport
Conn
Widnenday
Bolivia
Gore
Glidden
Jse Brillo
Flothes
Ssio
Colonial
Universal Electric
Lee
THE
Howland Dry Goods Company
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