British telephones in Britain debated amid government control
A Daily Telegraph article reprinted in Little Rock discusses widespread discontent with the government owned telephone service in Britain. It notes complaints from the postmaster general, critical comparisons to private company performance, and questions whether the state monopoly is a success, while acknowledging the government's hold on the system.
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Little Rock
Sheffield
England
Daily Telegraph
House of Corrttors
National Telephone Company
Brave Telephone Girls Lattin Trewk at Mell Fire Scene
Fire at Mell destroyed a telephone exchange building and earlier flames damaged the exterior. Firemen aided by a crowd fought the blaze as investigators inspected the wreckage for causes amid the town’s shock.
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Vitanrawn
Helin
Rome
Hello Girl Bravery Threaded Through a Stormy Night
Miss Clara Grass of Andale Kansas, a telephone operator, aided by quick thinking and courage, helped avert a bank robbery in her town during a stormy night. Local officials praise her calm actions and resourcefulness in the face of danger.
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Little Rock
Southwestern Telephone Company
Clara Grass
Andale
Kan
Hell Company
Laine
Kansas Company
Lane
Telephone business costly in winter repairs
A Western Electric report from Hawes Thorne HL illustrates the high costs of maintaining the Bell system. It shows one month of emergency shipments including 154 cars of poles 16000 miles of wire 14000 cross arms 5 miles of cable 50 miles of strand 200000 insulators and 1000000 pounds of hardware tools and tape. Continuous repair work keeps telephone services active year round despite heavy winter expenditures.
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Bell Telephone
Bell System
Diversity Advice and Farm Diversification Cautions
An article argues for diversification in farming, warning that success depends on cost and market viability. It contrasts broad diversification with risk, notes shifts toward potatoes, legumes, and produce, and urges stock farming, hog vaccination, and careful purchasing due to limited fertilizer inspections. John H. Page, Commissioner of Agriculture, critiques Senate funding for fertilizer inspection.
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Ras
Cyjdey
Diberert
Hore
Lilisies
Senate
John H. Page
Epworth League Program and Leaders List
Epworth League program lists Mrs Moss leading on Gods Method of Giving with prayer scripture references and talks. Hazel Morris and Howard Moss present preparation and God revealing the real David. The School of Nature features Harry Courtney and Josie DeLartey, with other named participants and topics including equalities and trust.
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Moss
Hazel Morris
God
David Howard Moss
Helen Bartmess
God's School For David
School of Nature
Harry Courtney Ssenoul
Josie DeLartey
School of Opposition
Prayer Meeting at Baptist Church Evening Service
An upcoming service at the Baptist Church features Sindy Sehoor presiding at 11 a.m. and a prayer meeting followed by a vegeher's teun ing unit. WP Stansbury, Pastor, invites the Delta to attend and make an estimate for the event.
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Vegeher
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