Public confidence in railroad securities stressed in era notice
The article stresses maintaining public confidence in railroad securities amid a crisis, noting widespread belief that railroads must deliver revenue to fund operations. It discusses global supply chains and consumer goods origins to illustrate interconnected trade and the role of transportation in civilization.
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St. Louis Republic
St. Louis
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Michigan
Massachusetts
Scotland
New York
Manchester
Mississippi
Germany
Italy
France
Honduras
Brazil
Cuba
Kansas
Iowa
Red River Valley
Minneapolis
United States
Railroads in Crisis Prompt Federal and Public Action
A consensus warns railroads face a grave crisis with $578 million in current default debt and large near term obligations. President Wilson and railroad leaders urge private and governmental support to sustain credit and prevent industrial fallout while seeking new markets and policy remedies.
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United States
Wilson
Bush
Missouri-Pacific
Something Doing at Baraca-Philathea Bible Class
The Baraca-Philathea Bible Class holds Sunday morning meetings at 9 45 with lively idea exchange and special music from the Baraca orchestra led by Willie and Henry Duerson and Pope Blythe. Visitor Otto Mahling from Monticello added cornet solos last week. W S Brian of Memphis gave an inspiring talk the prior Sunday. All welcome.
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Baraca-Philathea
Baraca
Messrs
Willie
Henry Duernon
Pope Blythe
Otto Mahling
Monticello
Carl Helmstetter
Willie Duerson
W. S. Brian
Memphis
Baptist Church Announcement by Rev N Denson
The Rev. N Denson will preach at the Baptist church on the third Sunday each month starting in October. Everyone is invited especially sinners and those not living as God would have them. No offering will be requested. Please come and enjoy the services. Official Member
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Europe
Mr. Bush
Rev. N. ©. Denson
Baptist Church
School Notes Highlight Faculty and Student Activities
Misses Carmical Patient and Coch led a fruit shower for pupils last week. Mrs Crenshaw visited the third and fourth grades. A six o clock dinner by Miss Pugh featured Mrs Daniels and others. Farrar organizes a large chorus. chemistry students prepare to begin experiments as lab equipment arrives. The coal pit is finished and yard cleanup proceeds. A month of work ends this week with first tests on Thursday and Friday. The high school welcomes two new pupils and Mr Melton one.
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Carmical
Patient
Cochran
E. D. Crenshaw
Miss Pugh
J. B. Daniels
Messrs
J. W. Melton
Buford Daniels
Melton
Notice to Parents on School Opening Times
Notice from Principal U. S. Barnett about revised opening hours for grades. Eighth grade and high school start at 8x45, other grades at 9:00. Parents urged to send pupils so they arrive by 8:30 to avoid early arrivals and aid in classroom efficiency.
Dermott News Ad Urges Patronage for Job Work
A short notice invites patrons to have their job work done neatly and quickly at the Dermott News office, emphasizing efficiency and quality.
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Dermott News Office
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting At South Main St
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church was hosted by Mrs. W. A. Skipper on South Main Street. Forty three members attended along with guests Mesdames McFadden, ase, Barton, Remley, Johnson, Frank Johnson, and Rev. J Abner Sage. A salad course was served by the hostess with assistance from Mesdames Lease and McFadden.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. A. Skipper
South Main St
Mesdames McFadden
Ase
Barton
Remley
Johnson
Frank Johnson
J Abner Sage
Mesdames Lease
McFadden
Pencils Tablets and Supplies Line at Hanchey’s Drug Store
A full line of pencils tablets and other supplies is available at Hanchey’s Drug Store. The display showcases writing and school items for student and professional use in a convenient downtown location.
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Hanchey's Drug Store
Cure without calomel uses new vegetable liver aid
Sudden shocks impair the system and harm the liver says a patent remedy ad. It promotes a vegetable substitute for calomel to cleanse liver kidneys and bowels and claims no after effects. Carswell's Liver-Aid is sold at Hanchey's Drug Store for 60 cents a large bottle with a full refund if unsatisfied.
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Carswell
Hanchey's
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