Economic Full Year 1929 Shows Broad Prosperity Despite Tight Money
The 1928 1929 backlogs enabled large construction volumes and strong capital structures. Demand for residential materials eased while exports rose about 9 percent from 1928. Imports remained high, rates fell after October November liquidity improved, and overall business activity stayed broadly unbroken with long term prosperity expected.
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Federal Reserve Board
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United States
Secrets at the Counter Stir Rumors of Roy and Rosalie
In a tabloid afternoon, Kenessa learns from Ann Schultz that Rosalie March allegedly pursued Roy Andrews at the store. Ann details flirtations, disappearances, and possible schemes to gain money, while Kenessa considers warning Roy’s uncle and protecting Rosalie. The dialogue ends with a cliffhanger.
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Ann
March
Roy Andrews
Roy
Rosalie
Rosalie March
Martino
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Rowdy
Auto Backfires Trigger Alarm at Wiley's Electric Station
Fire laddies responded to Wiley's Electric Station on Second Ave at 9 20 Tuesday morning after an automobile owned by A D Clark back fired. No loss reported.
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Wiley's Electric Station
Second Ave
A. D. Clark
Numerous Alabama cities bid for new veterans hospital
Birmingham Florence Citronelle Selma and Gadsden lead campaigns to secure the $1,000,000 veterans hospital under the 1920s program. Local committees, chambers of commerce and American Legion posts organize efforts with site studies and reports to the veterans bureau in Washington.
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Birmingham
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Veterans’ Hospital
Congress
Hoover
Florence
Citronelle
Selma
Gadsden
W. F. Holder
Bank of Citronelle
Selma Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Post
Hugh Mallory
Chamber of Commerce
Veterans Bureau
Washington Lacy P. Ra's
A. C. Harzberg
W. M. Thompson
Legion and
Etowah County
Legion
Civic Clubs
Florence and Lauderdale County
Alabama Veterans Hospital
Muscle Shoals
R. T. Simpson
Dam District
Birmingham Post ‘of
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Anaemia Affects Many Young People Says Authority
Dr R S Copeland warns anaemia is widespread among adolescents especially girls. He links diet, mere rest, open air and proper exercise to rebuilding blood. recommends fresh air, sunshine, iron-rich foods and avoidance of infection sources. includes acne Q&A.
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R. S. Copeland
New Y
New York City
Class in Greek 5 to Be Organized
Pastor J. E. Berkstresser of the First Baptist Church will organize a class to study Dr. W. H. Davis Greek New Testament. The aim is to help laymen read the Greek NT amid rising translation differences.
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J. E. Berkstresser
First Baptist Church
W. H. Davis
Fine Weather Pleases Morgan County Farmers
The recent spell of fine weather has benefited farmers in Morgan and nearby counties. Much cotton has been picked and spring plowing will soon begin in earnest. Reports from across the county suggest large crops with a shift toward diversification.
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Morgan
Seminar at First Baptist Church on Monday at 7
Dr A T Robertson of Louisville Seminary leads a free lecture series for all ages and denominations. Attendees are urged to bring a notebook as the course promises accessible guidance to the Greek New Testament text and authorial insights.
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First Baptist Church
A. T. Robertson
Louisville Seminary
Shell Oil Pursues Deep Signal Hill Well Nesa No. 11
Shell Oil reports Nesa No. 11 on Signal Hill reaches 9280 feet in a deepening experiment. Drilling paused due to industry conditions, with $200000 already spent and water intrusion posing challenges. Deep holes wander. current shaft survey incomplete.
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Signal Hill
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Shell Oil Company
Shell
Nesa No
Prepare Report Of Year s Work
The annual report for the State Laboratory is being compiled and will reveal key facts and figures. Excluding the current month, an average of 4533 examinations have been conducted monthly.
Health Work Record Prepared for Publication
Dual report of the county wealth officer is being prepared for publication. It will provide extensive information on the service rendered to county residents over the past twelve months. Plans of Dr. H. C. McRee for the New Year are ambitious, with 1930 expected to show greater accomplishments.
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H.C. McRee
Real Values in Advertising Columns
Advertising pages reveal actual sale prices and listings for goods and services. The column highlights product names, quantities, and discounts as sold in the current market.
Keep Premises At Home Up To Neighborly Attractiveness
A gardening and maintenance note urges residents to keep their homes tidy and visually appealing. It emphasizes neat yards, clean exteriors, and orderly surroundings to match or exceed neighbors’ standards.
Radio stations seek more clear channels to ease operation
Lear Channel stations urge federal radio to adopt a plan for more clear channels. WAPI Birmingham WTIC Hartford Davenport argue 60 channels would serve the public interest. They propose reducing the band gap to 7 to 10 kilocycles and widening regional and local separations to improve usefulness.
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Federal Radio
WAPI
Birmingham
Timore
WTIC
Hartford
Davenport
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