Bank Box Clue Tests Vernon Cash Theft Bet
Reagan and Jim plan a Steel City trip to verify a bank box rental tied to Max Vernon. They seek handwriting samples and await results on whether Vernon hid two hundred ten dollars from a warden safe stash. If the box contains the cash, the theory gains support.
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Reagan
Vernon
Barney
John
Jim
Harvey
Steel City
Max Vernon
No-o
Marland Bank
Tony
Jim Manvey
John Reagan
American National Bank of Steel City
William T. Aragon
Brother Fiske
Aragon
Hanvey
Miss. Peyton
Mr. Welch
College Tragedy Echoes as Prisoners Walk Free
Tony Peyton and Larry Welch exit jail on bond amid campus rumors and a crowd of Ivy Welch and friends. Mr Hanvey reveals new details about Pat Thayer’s death while Tony and Larry vow transparency and plan to tell all to clear Vernon and Ivy’s fears.
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Tony Peyton
Larry Welch
Bonds
Ivy Welch
Larry
Ivy
Sis
Bud
Tony
Pat
Phe
Rover
Dean Boyd
Max Verenon
Max
Pinetop
Marland
Pine Top
Mr. Harvey
Mr. Hanvey
Max Vernon
Cme
Pat Thayer
Miss Peyton
Thayer
Vernon
Peyton
Welcher
Jin
jThayer
Singer
Cotton farmers plan to destroy crop to boost prices
Report outlines a government backed program where farmers sign agreements to plow under portions of their cotton, aiming to raise market prices. Payments per acre range from 7 to 20 dollars plus potential option on government held cotton, funded by a processing tax on cotton and wheat.
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Washington
United States
United
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Ansfler
Lees
Zandi
S. L. Wilson
Wallace
George N. Peek
Wilson
Government crop plan aims to steady prices across crops
Reports from farm agents indicate reductions in acreage in wheat and cotton followed by projected effects on costs. Officials say the plan hinges on price differences from 1924–26 values, with broad farmer participation and strict enforcement against lawbreaking.
Giving the Home That Cool Look
Summer decor advice emphasizes cool touch and appearance using linen and cotton textiles, glazed finishes, glass and metal finishes, light colors, and delicate coverings. Accents like a glass bowl with water and goldfish, trailing ivy, and silver vases evoke cooling impressions while actions such as dimming sunlight and improving window airflow reduce heat.
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Philadelphia
Bell Syndicata
WNU
Safe Railway Travel Reductions at Grade Crossings Reported
The American Railway Association notes fewer grade crossing deaths last year, totaling 1525, marking the third straight yearly decline as modern highways and avoided crossings improve safety.
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American Railway Association
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WNU Service
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Dal
Department of Short Wheat Agriculture
Department of Justice
North Carolina
Agriculture Department
United Action
Nk R Painl
S. Peterman
Kieler
Fames
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