Farm Loan Board Proposes Five Percent Co Operation Plan
The National Farm Loan Board backs a five percent rate proposal for rural credit as part of federal farm support. Delegates at the fourth National Marketing Conference discuss costs of operating the plan and potential impact on mortgage financing. Officials indicate funds would be pooled under treasury controls to reduce charges for farmers.
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Dal
Prom
Chicago
Bee Tee
Tartera
Youn Art
Jawoni
Mor Fun
Federal Farm
Board of the Treasury
Seagion
Tuesay
Honda
Dallas
Pesan
Penings of Harvey at Bright Lehitaet Sunday
A very interesting service was held at Bright Lehitaet Sunday with an extempore Thanksgiving sermon. The gathering included readings from The Regular Texan and remarks by local leaders, praising harvest blessings and charity. A collection of 82.38 was received with promises of more to come for orphans and soldiers.
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Bright Lehitaet
America
Ular
Willl
Jones
Foona
JWT
Gay Manion
Porrerpondent
Amusements At The Dish Tonight In Major Program
A chaotic review notes a packed Dish Tonight bill led by Tow Moore and Aina Nienon with tunny “Lanosone fake” comedy and the Shielding Shadow tale featuring Grace Darmon. The program touts a star cast including Haverty Hayny and Ste Phorate of Ince, claiming top acting and production quality for the season.
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Siy
Tow Moore
Aina Nienon
Agers
America
Ste
Phorate
Ince
New York
Trumped Up Patent Remedy Promotes Pain Relief
An old notice markets an anti rheumatic remedy claiming quick relief for rheumatism. It touts a testimonial tone, cites imagined demonstrations, and urges readers to buy the product at a local drug store with price mentions of 50 cents and a dollar. The language is repetitive and appears to be an irregular advertisement.
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Caldwell’s
Caldwell's
Acquittal in Western Missouri murder trial ends sensational case
Buchanan county prosecutor McDaniel was acquitted by a jury in the murder trial of Mrs. Marriot Moan McDaniel. The verdict followed late Tuesday after jurors began deliberations at 4:39 p.m. The case involved alleged family violence with three children nearby. details remain unsettled as the jury cleared McDaniel.
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Soaeth Moe Dae Neosour
McDaniel
Buchanan County
Marriot
Moan McDantal
Missouri
Broadway Amweement Company's Produciton Impresses at Night
A fragmented OCR note praises a theater group and a production titled Froeklon. It highlights elaborate staging, high standards in acting and scenic design, and mentions a strong insurance or financial safeguard, though the text is garbled and difficult to parse.
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Broadway Amweement Company
Mont Elaborate
Docks at Inatitute Chaos and Local Meetings
County superintendent William J. Powers notes torn and scattered material at the Institute as staff copy and plan duties. A Pythian event, a Baptist prayer meeting, and a visit by Rev M E Weaver are listed with times and contacts in the community notices.
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Denehore
William J. Powers
Napoleon Transcription Incomplete Debris
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled lines referencing Napoleon, a person named Joe Hay, and various misread phrases. No clear event, date, or coherent narrative is recoverable from the readable fragments.
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