Jefferson county farmers receive second tobacco payment
The Burney Tobacco Growers Co operative association paid out 118000 dollars to Jefferson county farmers for last year crop. The third installment is due this summer as steps begin to erect a 240000 dollar junior high in Richmond with a July 3 contract award and bond issue planned.
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G. KR. Hackett
Huntington Specials
Sarah C. VanCamp
Huntington
Mentone
Eli White
Mooresville
Edward G .Hillett
University of Montana At
Helena
Purdue University At
Lafayette
Doctor Eliott
W. E. Stone
Canadian Rockies
Franklin County
Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Johnson County
State Tax Board of Tax Commissioners
Pai Iota XI
Rainbow Veterans’ Organization of Indiana
Bloomington
Robert H. Tyndall
Indianapolis
One Hundred and Fiftieth Field Artillery
Organization of
Rainbow Veterans
Austin Seward
Paul ‘N‘fechtman
Ralph H. Phelps
Martinsville
Earl Butcher
Higar O'Harrow
W.B. Morgen
Clarence Clift
Martinssiile
Milo J. Bowman, Jr
Valparaiso
University
Mabel ‘Donovan
Raila
Public Service Commission
Brookville
Brookville Electric Company
Brookville Company
Liberty Light and Power Company
Richmond Municipal Light Company
Indiana
State Board of Agriculture
Charles C. Deam
Department of Conservation
General Assembly
State Conservation
Ain Diane
Tips to the Radioist for Tuning and For Sale Fire Shells
Tired 22 caliber fire shells make good switch points for tuning evils and receiving. Trade for sale. Oil wire aerial 100 to
Jeremiah Readings and Royal Opposition in Jehoiakim Era
The text outlines Jeremiah’s prophetic activity in Jehoiakim’s fourth year, directing messages to Israel, Judah, and other nations with repentance as the goal. It notes Baruch writing the prophecies on a scroll, Jeremiah’s arrest-like restraint, and the monarchs and princes reacting as Baruch read the roll to them, prompting royal readings and a tense response.
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Jeremiah
Israel
Judah
Baruch
Michaiah
Avocational Letters On Early Vacuum Tubes
A reader letter discusses the unpredictable behavior of early audion vacuum tubes when first tested. The amateur warns that tubes may operate at limits, causing frightening sounds and unsettling reactions as the instrument risks spilling over.
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Ghon
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