State Farm Board Given Statistics
The 1925 farm census results for multiple counties are released by the state department of agriculture with preliminary figures on farm acreage. Data include all land in farms, crop land, harvested areas, pasture, plowable land, woodland not pasture, and all other land with county totals for Pembleton McDowell Gilmer Culbodn Mercer and others, noting preliminary status and potential corrections.
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State Department of Agriculture
Torgether
Pembleton County
McDowell County
Gilmer County
Croup Fund
Culbodn
Mercer County
Montana Gems to Advertise State as Sapphire Source
Helena dispatch reports Charles B Hubbschmidt of Linbsrook New York says Montana is famed for sapphires along with grains wool and oil. State board records show two sapphire mines yielded nearly 100000 worth of gems in the last seven months of 1914. One mine produces Yowxo stones and is deemed the world’s most valuable quartz mine. The other deposit yields industrial sapphires.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Charles B. Hubbschmidt
Linsbrook
N. Y
New York
Antwerp Rapidaixlea
State Board of Equalization
State Department of Agritugs
Pape's Diapepsin Restores Upset Stomachs Quickly
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless stomach corrective that quickly relieves indigestion sour stomach and upset. It claims millions know its magic and that it is recommended by all druggists.
Rum Hounds Unite in Loyal Breed Shows
Mrs. Joan Contreras, wife of a Los Angeles enforcement agent, praises a thoroughbred police dog litter. Sergeant Jragman presents her husband with stones as two sapphire beds in the state go unused. Output ships to London and Swiss cutting yields rise. Department of Agriculture notes natives to Montana with octahedral disse nés and a range of stones including moss agates mocha stones and jasper.
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Mra
Joan Contreras
Los Angeles
Sergeant
Jragman
Department of Agriculture
Montana
New Orleans Dance Hall Scene Tied to Local Association
In New Orleans dance halls the Ball Room Managers Protect Association of Louisiana governs dancing. Dime-ticketed entries fund a tenacious regime that polices style and decency while promoting art and social camaraderie. The group claims police powers to curb unapproved performances.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Twowikiana
Dancing Aids Art Cultures In Public Spaces
Fragmentary passage from Charleston Gazette 1925 outlines aims to protect and aid snow art and artists, to uplift artists, promote innocent healthy exercise for youth, proper posture and behavior at social entertainments, and encourage wholesome intermingling of sexes among young white men and women in social life.
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Celowshin
Charleston Gazette
Free State Grants Subsidy to Abbey Theater in Ireland
Dublin reports that the Free State funds the Abbey Theater as its first state endowed venue with an annual subsidy of 1780 dollars. Senator W B Yeats urges America to follow this example, arguing endowment promotes national education and quality in theater. He notes Abbey plays have been widely performed across Europe.
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America
Ireland
Dublin
Free State
Wiliam Butler Yeats
Yeats
Diamond Dyes Directions for coloring cloth items
An old newspaper item describes Diamond Dyes sold in 15 cent packages with directions for use on wool silk linen and cotton blends. The ad notes permanent colors and delicate shades and advises buyers to tell their druggist the material to be dyed.
Wastelands of Kansas Adapted
Dough City, Kansas depicts an arid landscape with sand dunes and rain-washed gullies choked by tumbleweeds, reflecting harsh environmental conditions and a desolate setting. The fragment underscores a bleak, wind-swept terrain and sparse vegetation shaping daily life.
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Dough City
Kan
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Western Kansas Transforms From Trail to Plowed Plains
The Sunflower State West of the 100th meridian has grown from adobe houses and ox drawn wagons to diversified agriculture. In the past year 24 counties produced field crops and livestock worth over 66 million dollars, with wheat yields totaling around 36 million bushels valued near 28 million dollars. The landscape features jackrabbits, rolling prairies, sand hills, and washes, yet plowshares have reshaped the region into a modern farming belt.
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Kansas
Meridian
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Montana Gems
Western State
RUM Hounds
London
Switzerland
Mazda
Radiotrons
RCA
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Radio Corporation OF America
Chicago
San Francisco
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Radiolars
Laat Oasis Aas Iy
Lilea Abed
RCA Radiotrons
Schoolfield-Harvey Electric Co
Kearse Bldg
Summers St
Home-Makin Furniture
Kanawha Furniture Co
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Celer
Brussels
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