Local residents attend visits and sales in Charlottesville area
Miss Mary C and Stara Overman hosts and visitors from New Castle Indianapolis and Greenfield. Farm market ads note Ideal Food Market specials and a new feed grinder at the mill. The piece records numerous Sunday calls, a CCC camp return, a Smith family sale and the death of Minnie Williams.
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Bert Morris
New Castle
Stara
Lizzie Overman
Blythe Osborne
Knightstown
Inez Johnston
Marie Zapf
Greenfield
Lothair Parker
Real Silk Mills
Indianapolis
Aldus Phillips
Amno
Myron Phillips
Ideal Food Market
James Powers
CCC
Virginia
Floyd Wheeler
Bloomington
Earl Addison
Walter Bridges
Clyde Sutton
Madalene Solomon
Ed Young
Wilkinson
Lawrence Wales
Seymour
Alice Banfill
Elizabeth
John
Alva Brown
Hoyt Addison
Earl Jessup
Charles Reeves
Freemont
Minnie Williams
Rodeo Boss W J Johnson to Perform at Dallas Expo
San Antonio rodeo head Col Johnson brings his world championship show to the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas. The engagements run in June and September starting June 6 the opening day of the World’s Fair. Johnson’s rodeo has been a Madison Square Garden mainstay for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Johnson
San Antonio
Dallas
Col. Johnson
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Byrd Antarctic Camp Replica at Texas Centennial Exposition
Visitors to the Texas Centennial Exposition opening June 6 will see an exact replica of Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s Little America Antarctic camp. Byrd himself is supervising the construction. The replica project will cost $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Dallas
Texas
Richard E. Byrd
Little America
Dallas Park Board awards 58000 shrub and flower contract
The Dallas Park Board approved a 58000 contract for shrubs and flowers to landscape the city portion of the Texas Centennial Exposition grounds. The Southwest World's Fair opens June 6 and runs through November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
City of Dallas Park Board
Gold Mines Exhibit Showcases Texas Treasure at Centennial
Dallas hosts an elaborately displayed exhibit of precious metals from Texas mines for the first time, presenting native gold and related minerals as part of the Texas Centennial exposition in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Drugists to Meet in Dallas in Centennial Exposition
Six national drug groups plan annual conventions in Dallas during 1936. Meetings will be on the Centennial Exposition grounds in the Federal Government building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Federal Government
Local Family Ties Highlight Community Notes
The notice lists relatives and residents connected to the area including Blanche Atkins Earl Addison and Andy Cook. It mentions Lucien Williams as a former resident and records various social visits and events such as Barrett Trees and family with Conrad Shields, and Allen Garriott renting a property. A junior class market is planned at Cass cafe with readings of local social life. A trombone solo by Bob Bell with Mary Catherine Jessup is noted at an Eastern Star meeting in Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianapolis Hospital
Blanche Atkins
Earl Addison
Andy Cook
Lucien Williams
Barrett Trees
Conrad Shields
Charlottesville
Cass’ Cafe
Allen Garriott
Bob Bell
Mary Catherine Jessup
Greenfield
Interior hog markets move independently of Chicago prices
Federal study from the U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics shows interior hog prices in Iowa and Minnesota fluctuate independently of Chicago. The chart indicates interior prices often run under Chicago by 20 to 25 cents for 220 to 259 pound hogs, with brief days near parity or surpassing Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.s.bureau of Agricultural Economics
Federal Market News Service
Chicago
Iowa
Minnesota
P!nts
John Winslow Improving After Illness at Grandmother’s Home
John Winslow, who has been ill at his grandmother Mrs. Anna Sipe’s home, is reported to be improving. Mrs. Vernon S. Hill returned to her home Monday after a two months visit in Philadelphia, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Kenyor
William Ludwick
Walter Woods
Claude Walker
Verna Haskett
Betty Ruth Wers
Greenfield
Charles Pearson
Charles Hudson
Nelle Dixon
Fred Givan
Indianapolis
Ideal
Lucille Walker
Doris Beard
Gladys McClarnon
Junior Parvis
Cambridge City
Frank Louderback
Jaaxire Shields
Oli
John Winslow
Anna Sipe
Vernon S. Hill
Philadelphia
Unfair Competition Debate Reflects Labor and Public Objections
The passage argues that government competition with private enterprise harms the economy and delays private industry revival. It contends such competition affects labor, standards, and democratic ideals, and questions whether an official report can protect workers' right to earn a living amid continued protests from workers and taxpayers.
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Mary C
Howard Tetrick
Carthage
Tetrick
Bert Jordan
Euelah
Near Arlington
Noah Leisure
the Citizen
Elo
Rushville
Plymouth
C. E. Wooldridge
Citizen Office
Tstraight
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
General Motors
Hunsinger’ Bros
Mays
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