Cactus Bootleg Industry Grows in Arizona
A Phoenix report says a thriving bootlegging trade sustains a desert cactus market. Plants from public lands flood floral shops with prices from a quarter to several dollars, despite limited enforcement and a failed enforcement bill. Local gardeners and private landowners supply much of the stock, with annual sales estimated from 100000 to nearly a million dollars.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Norist
Arizona Industrial Congress
Alomesteaders
Industrial Congress
Phoenix Garden Society
Delegates Leave For Luther League Meet
Thirteen delegates from Trinity Lutheran Church left for Hartington to attend the fourth annual convention of the West Virginia state and synodical Luther league of the United Lutheran church in America. The delegation includes Harold Kautz and Ruth Keemer of Charleston, Miss Maynelle Theiling, and others. The convention opens yesterday and runs today and Friday with Shaffeyman of Grafton as president and Miss Theiling as secretary.
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Luther Leagues
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hartington
West Virginia
Synodical Luther League
United Lutheran Church In America
Shaffeyman
Grafton
Miss Maynelle Theiling
Charleston
Harold Kautz
Mus Ruth -Keemer
Mus Ruth -Keemer, Vies Prent
Mise Theiling
William FE. Whiterman
Mary Catherine Lee
Mia Anna Louiss Kauts
Mary Emma Edgar
Elisabeth Lindsey
Paul Kautz
Mia
Helen Leamer Kaw
Glenn R. Edgar
A. B. Leamer
The Once Over Continues on Page Six Part One
A man faces a harsh personal struggle to reach Easy Street while advising that his daughter may be involved in a life changing marriage. He argues money cannot buy love and that she should choose her own partner for happiness.
Thrifty Nation Embraces Sensible Spending Trends
America shifts to value grounded buying as a wave of prudent spending replaces extravagance. Over five million boxes of St Joseph's Aspirin sold in a year, priced at 10 cents per dozen, claimed as government standard genuine pure aspirin.
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America
St Joseph’s
St Jozeph’s
Rotary and Cable Talks Highlight New York Radio
June 24 radio highlights include Will Osborne with his orchestra on CBS and a broad eastward link via NBC from Ackenscady to Melbourne linking Rotary clubs. A Ryder Cup banquet broadcast from Columbus, Ohio features Gov. George White of Ohio. Gov Theodore Roosevelt speaks at a Pan American Society luncheon. The Chicago serenade program leads NBC's afternoon schedule with Harry Kogen's orchestra.
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New York
w—Rotary
Vida FA
Sutton
Weap-Nbg
Osborne
Orchea
Astra
CBS
Confucius
NBC
Willard
Ackenscady
N. C
Robison
Melbourne
Australia
Golumbur
George White
Ohio
Theodore Hoosevelt
Forto Rico
Pan-American’ Society
Chicago
Uta
Harry Kogen
Nit ro News Visiting Relatives and Summer School
Nit ro News reports Mr and Mrs Rarph Dinsmoor of Barberton visiting Mrs Dinsmoor's parents Mr and Mrs H Cuater on Twenty-fifth Street. Dinsmoor formerly taught shop at Nitro High School. Mrs T J Wiseman attends Summer School at New River State College Montgomery. Indians Defeat Reds in Viscose twilight league 6 to 2 as Meadors pitches for the Indians and strengthens their lead.
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Rarph Dinsmoor
Barberton
T. J. Wiseman
New River State College
Montgomery
Indians
Reds
Meadors
Winfield or South Charleston team faces stronger lineup
Nitro has been defeated in all four games but is expected to have a much stronger lineup for the coming game. Taken to Hospital Mrs H Anderson of Dunbar, seriously ill, was taken by ambulance to a Charleston Hospital Tuesday from the home of A Prashier in Thirty third street.
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Winfield
South Charleston
Nitro
H. Anderson
Dunbar
A. Prashier
Thirty-third Street
Charleston
Local notes on baseball game and family visits
Winners with T Whittington catching Harrison and B Workman pitching for the losers with Clark opening. Noel Galloway arrives from Ohio to spend summer with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs H Galloway of Twenty third street. Mrs Kenaier improving after operation in Charleston hospital expected home to Nitro in a week. Redival revival services nightly at the Methodist church led by Rev Ross Culpepper. Mr and Mrs C R Oldham leave for Altoona Pa to visit relatives. Manager Earl Snyder plans a game on Sunday between Nitro Viscose and Viscose diamond opponents.
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Fisil
Noel Galloway
Ohio
Earl Snyder
Elther
Germany Fools 'Em. Tax Dodgers Balked
Berlin reports that the German government thwarted smokers attempting to evade a 10 percent cigarette tax by assembling their own tobacco products. Prices for paper and tobacco remained high, and the crackdown aimed to stop cheaper self-rolled options while enforcing the tax. The piece also alludes to domestic frugality and anecdotal stories of tax avoidance tactics.
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Berlin
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W. Va
Quarry
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Klida
Lima
Thelma Woods
Nitro News
T. Whittington
Harrison
B. Workman
Clark Eptening
Ross Culpepper
Ward
Mrs
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Altoons
Rela
WEAF
Stebbins Boys
Esley
John
Captain Bill
Swift
Germany
Ton Bruck
Studebaker
Tida
Ditional Studebaker Standards of
Triple State Electric Company
McFarland St
Capitol
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research
Seasey
Charles D. Boughton
Prudent
George M. Boughton
IRA Anch
Rand East
WE Galaxy OF TV
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AS & Ropers
Potterfield
Capital St
Beaman
Dr. Beeman
Beeman’s
Beeman
Orange American Gas
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Allo Imakers
Orange American Gas and
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