Postwar economic debate and industry notes in Providence Journal
The Providence Journal editorial reflects on postwar price trends for cotton, government spendings, and wage shifts. It discusses farmers profits, tax burdens, and a call for reduced expenditure, alongside commentary on national defense, military preparedness, and industry conditions with references to A and M College football, railroads, and employment data from Philadelphia.
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Peders Employment Bureau
Philadelphia
Joba
Cary
Congress
Providence Journal
Problems in Arithmetics for Farmers Names and Roles
In a Springfield Ohio paper a teacher proposes arithmetic questions for country schools. It lists farm wagon shelter life expectancies, kitchen maintenance odds, yearly window repair, miles per top measure, and insect, fire, and water damage scenarios to test practical math understanding. It references Gentry of State Normal School and comments on war influence on education.
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Parm
Springfield
Ohio
Gentry
State Normal
Rehool
Baringfield
Bieadtrewe
You may pay more or fees at Waldrop store
Come in with twenty five dollars and shop at A M Waldrop and Co The Store for Values in Men s Wear where you may pay more or fees.
Exquisite Garments Shine in Late Autumn Display
A clerical review of a department store window showcases Palmer coats in gabardine and velvets, Mitchell dresses with bold military-inspired lines, and elaborate evening gowns. Exquisite tailoring and decorative trims highlight the autumn collection as reporters tour the dress cabinets and admire the fabric variety.
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Dresnes
Mist Godwin
Palmer
Mitchell
Ubie
Hat Display Steals Spotlight at Lively Millinery Show
The Millinery display at B. Wilco & Company attracted crowds with velvet hats, plumes, and jeweled trims. Parker heads the department, showcasing exquisite creations by master artisans, while Rod— led by Miss Weiter — secured orders and praised by local press for innovative, elegant hats and stylish autumn footwear. The feature highlights the era's fashion sensibilities and notable praise for General Jackson era relics and leaders.
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Artie
B. Wileco & Company
Bishoe
Laird Fehober
Parker
Mies
Orlaat
Pauillon
Generoae
Elk season rules across states tighten deer limits
The notice lists seasonal changes across many states including Alabama Arkansas California Georgia Idaho Mississippi New Mexico Nevada New York Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Texas Utah Vermont West Virginia Wisconsin and more. It specifies antler requirements such as two inches on Pennsylvania deer horns and minimum horn lengths in New York Vermont and West Virginia, while California bans mule deer bucks entirely.
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Wye
Montena
Montana
Sorom Staten
Warde
Nevada
New Farvey
Wrens
Artamind
Alaska
Aleta Montana
Nevi de Sader
Hooker
Weason
Alabama
Arkzona
California
Georgia
Idaho
Atherours
Missiaippi
New Mexico
New York
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Texas
Utah
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Immigrant Who Is Glad He Came to America
An immigrant tale from Farm and Fireside recounts Angelo Moretine and family arriving at Holden Missouri after emigrating from Italy. Once herdsmen near the Austro Italian frontier, they now own land in Johnson County valued at about $100 per acre and hold town lots and property, illustrating success after immigration.
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Justibule
John Premehin
Prem Jackson
Cromwell
America
Angelo Moretine
Teress
Holden
Hallam
Hiv Add
Moretines
Mount Tomale
Johnson County
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Cooke
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A&m
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Kyle
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Neme
Sary
Bethers
Binies
Miltarium
Witter
United States
Europe
Gampantes
Ewald Bay
Airehine
Tyson Witsom
Thas
Ieee
Mate
Waco Times
George Alley
Bove
AWS
Hart Schaffner & Marx
A.M. Waldrop & Co
Ramm Wines & Companys
Roy
Cramer
Calabade
Parry
Natias
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