Babson Sees Price Recovery Hope In Farm Goods
Babson Park Mass August 1 1930 evidence grows that grain price declines are overdone Wheat prices fall to 1907 panic levels with potential for rebound due to demand normalcy and bargain effects Farm costs show wheat around 85 cents per bushel against production costs near 124 cents and expectations of softer acreage Planting may adjust as price signals improve.
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Thas
Europe
Canada
United States
Argentina
India
Africa
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Clara Dee Clara Dee Leaves New York For St Louis Job
Clara Dee Webster travels from New York to St Louis to take a new position financed by a film firm. She bids farewell to Gregory and her late father’s friend praises her resolve as she departs in a Spring dawn setting and reflects on memories and future work.
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Clara Dee
Mr. Gregory
Flynn
Pennsylvania Station
Seventh Avenue
St. Louis
United States
Europe
Hudson River
Bergen Hill
New Jersey
New York
Trenton
Philadelphia
Quaker City
de Dinin
Cah
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Altoona
Pittsburgh
Dinnah
Columbus
Indianapolis
East St. Louis
Eads Bridge
Father of Waters
Market Street Union Station
Statler
Left Hand in a New Secretary Role
Clara Forester arrives in the city and meets manager Randall at the National Chemical Company. He praises her, assigns duties, and expects her to interview clients and act as his left hand in his absence. She hopes to prove worthy of the high standards set for her.
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National Chemical Company
Mr. Randall
Clara Dee
Mr. Chase
First Letter From The Smiths Tells of Welcome In The Azores
The Daily prints a tour letter from Dr. James Allen Smith and his family touring Europe. They describe Azores welcome by locals, Flores and Pico islands, Ponta Delgada’s Roosevelt Park, and Azorean hospitality after World War I. They visit Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers, Athens, Thessalonica, Troy ruins, and plan Constantinople, sending regards to Decatur.
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Daily
James Allen Smith
Central Baptist Church
Europe
Decatur Daily
Decatur
Ala
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Pico
Island of
Saint Michael
Ponta Delgada
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Park
Madeira Island
Funchal
Columbus
Rica
Mars Hill
Paul
Athens
Thessalonica
Agean Sea
Troy
Dardenells
Constantinople
W C T U Urges Members to Attend Important Meeting
Every member of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union is urged to attend a crucial meeting Friday at 3 PM at the home of Mrs. W. H. Winton. Officials say business of great importance will be discussed.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W. H. Winton
Tri-State Air Jaunt Dashes Through Oregon Washington Idaho
More than 50 planes will tour Oregon, Washington and Idaho in the first annual tri state air jaunt. The tour showcases regional aviation progress with pilots visiting multiple cities and airports across the three states.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Iis
New German Party Formed by Count Westarp
The first move in the new political campaign following Reichstag dissolution, Count Westarp announced the formation of a new German conservative party.
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Reichstag
Count Westarp
First Boll Of Open Cotton Reported In Area
J N Adams brought the first open cotton boll to The Daily office from the Sam Lamar farm west of town on Courtlandpike. Adams says the boll opened yesterday and marks the earliest maturation yet seen locally, likely due to hot dry weather.
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J. N. Adams
Sam Lamar
Courtlandpike
Adams
Lewis Blackwell Dies Very Suddenly
Lewis G. Blackwell aged 53 died Wednesday afternoon at his boarding house on Sycamore street after feeling unwell. He had worked eight years in the paint shop of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The body was sent to Brown's for burial and he will be laid to rest in Gallion cemetery Ardmore. He is survived by his widow two children Mrs D H Bailes and Harold Blackwell both of Ardmore and nine grandchildren.
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Lewis G. Blackwell
Sycamore Street
Blackwell
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Brown’s
Ardmore
Gallion
D. H. Bailes
Harold Blacwell
Rev Ralph Gwin Looks Over Field at Columbia Church
Rev. Ralph Gwin who has supplied the pulpit at Central church Baptist Columbia Tennessee is invited to consider a future pastorate. He will return to Central church for the three Sundays in August.
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Ralph Gwin
Central Church, Baptist
Columbia, Tenn
Central Church
Mrs. E W Jones Recovers From Auto Accident
Friends of Mrs. E W Jones wife of the Fire Chief report she has recovered enough to be up and about after a Sunday afternoon automobile accident.
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E. W. Jones
Gibson Family Returns From Vacation Trip
D D Gibson and family have returned from a motor vacation trip. Classified ads note diversified needs for readers and residents.
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D. D. Gibson
Clara Bee Faces Life Moment in Quiet Evening
It was the chance of a lifetime for Clara Bee as she sought success. She dined alone on a side street, then returned to her room to prepare for the morning and retired early.
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Clara Bee
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Colorado
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Trip
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Grove
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