Free AAA Farm Record Books For Sullivan County Farmers
Sullivan County farmers who signed contracts for reducing basic commodities will receive free AAA farm record books. The distribution is sponsored by the County Corn Hog Control Association and will occur at neighborhood meetings starting next week where proper record keeping and its importance under the Agricultural Adjustment Plan will be explained.
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Sullivan County
Baugher
County
AAA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Advise on Year-Round Poultry and Seed Varieties
A letter advocates year-round poultry hatchery and steady egg production to stabilize prices. It discusses breeding roosters after June, smaller chick batches for sanitary brooding, and reducing market swings. Also covers soybean seed varieties for Missouri, highlighting Manchu Illini Morse Midwest Harbinsey and Virginia for seed and hay value.
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Morse
Midwest
Missouri
Virginia
The Middle Ground on Silver Monetization
The article argues silver monetization should be nonpartisan and not political. It notes silver value revaluation could boost trade and employment but risks inflation and credit harm. Both sides have valid points, and a practical middle path could yield benefits while avoiding excesses.
Printing Prices Noted As Live and Let Live Offer
Local notice states printing services now offered at live and let live prices. The brief mentions standard rates and basic terms for customers seeking affordable printing. The wording implies a casual pricing policy without specific figures or deadlines.
Sunshine Workers' Club Holds All Day Meeting and Program
The Sunshine Workers' Club gathered for a full day meeting with Mrs. Charley Peavler presiding, a noon covered dish luncheon, and a Mother's Day program including songs by Mrs. John Bauer and Mrs. Hubert Baskett. Ten members attended with six visitors, followed by a reading session and a roll call about grandmothers kitchens. The frame quilt occupied the group as they worked together and shared stories.
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Sunshine Workers’ Club
Charley Pearler
John Bauer
Hubert Baskett
Herbert Coram
Bernice Peavler
Ruth Helms
Dorothy Riedle
Philip Bailey
Lawrence Riedle
Charley Peavler
Nolan Cassity
John Rauer
Orville "Thudium
Hubert’ Baskett
Roy 'Rauer
Alta Mae
Rauer
Becker Couple Welcome Nine-Pound Daughter En Route to Hospital
Mr and Mrs Claude Becker of Marshfield Missouri were en route to a Springfield hospital when Mrs Becker delivered a nine pound daughter in the maternity ward. William C Thompson of Marlton New Jersey still gathers garbage despite a $15 fine over contract issues, arguing his pigs must eat.
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Claude Becker
Marshfield
Springfield
William C. Thompson
Marlton
N. J
Stolen Suitcase In Chicago Contained Harsh Dangers
A recent Chicago theft involved a suitcase with arsenic half a pound, rat exterminator, powdered glass, and bedbug spray. In Santa Cruz California a bantam rooster was found dead with two hearts that beat as one attributed to Mrs. M A Coombs. In Canyon City Colorado five convicts escaped the state penitentiary after stabbing a guard and two civilians, kidnapping two women and striking panic.
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Chicago
Santa Cruz
Calif
M. A. Coombs
Canyon City
Colo
Florida couple welcomes twins in record first year
A Florida family celebrates the birth of twins to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fittfield of Thompson Connecticut. This marks their fourth congratulatory occasion for the couple as they share their family milestone.
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Harry Fittfield
Thompson, Conn
Tenn judge brings charge against himself for peace breach
Judge King Dunn of Eto. Tenn. filed charges in his own court against Ford Turbing the peace and fined himself five dollars.
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King Dunn
Eto. Tenn
Ford
Beggar Tony SiaK Arrested in Newark for Panhandling
Tony siak was arrested on Newark streets for begging. Police found in his pockets 31917 dollars in bills and a small flask of gin.
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Nark
N. J
Tonysiak
Local Man Refuses Water For Sixty-One Days
Fitzwater of Amiville Ohio reportedly refused any water for 61 days claiming he did not feel well, with details fragmentary and unclear from the clipped text.
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Wilson
Fitzwater
Amiville, O
Convicted Thief Sentenced in Indiana Prison Term
George Wilkins of Evansville Indiana was convicted of stealing a wheel bowl and given a prison term of three to ten years in the penitentiary.
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George Wilkins
Ev ‘Ville
Ind
T Penitentiary
Local Police Station Closes Amid Austerity Measures
In a move tied to economy, the New Jersey police station faced closure and officers were discharged as part of cost cutting. Details remaining unclear due to fragmentary report from the precinct.
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Middle West
Long Island
B. M. King
Missouri College of Agriculture
Charley Helms
Grace Baker
Linn County Association of Royal Neighbors of America
Brookfield
Ida L. Davis
Bessie Ridgway
Della Peters
Browning
Bucklin
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
G.M.A.C
General Motors
Browning, Missouri
Mrs
Martha Weeks
Tampa