Old-Time Printer Honored in Nation-Wide Contest
A long overdue tribute honors old-time printers who built American communities. Twenty-six semi-finalists, aged 64 to 94, compete for five regional spots in a Sacramento centennial contest culminating April 28 at Sutter's Fort. The winner earns a $1,000 contract to supervise an old-time daily at the Sacramento Centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
Western Newspaper Union
America
California
Sacramento
Central States
Mid-western
Pacific States
Calif
Sacramento Golden Empire Centennial
Sacramento Advertising Club
Sutter’s Fort
West
Placer Times
R. Hoe & Company
Jack H. Leatherman
Ester Tabecce
Leatherman
Henry Shaw
Philadelphia
Typothetae
Charles Frank Holden
Toledo
Ohio
Women’s Advertising Club
Louis E. Goodrich
Kansas City
Advertising Club
George S. Herndon
Colorado Springs
Colo
Junior Chamber of Commerce
T. A. Hayes
Blackfoot
Idaho
Boise Advertising Club
Boise
Charles A. Elliott
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Typographical Union No. 1
Robert E. Carr
Hammond
New Orleans
Benjamin Franklin Waite
Johnson City
N. Y
Syracuse Advertising Club
New York
Schenectady
Ney
Waite
Benjamin Franklin
Worcester
George Francis Train
Union Pacific Railroad
Theodore Roosevelt
Col
Franklin Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Andrew Kellogg
Rabel
Kansas City Star
Mr. Goodrich
Smith
Mr. Oliphant
Advertising Club of
Carr
Chicago
Daily Herald
Herald
Millington’s
London
England
Paris
France
United States
Washington
Harry C. Peterson
Plant Wizard to Brazil to Grow Goodwill Fruit
In a cordial bid, Walter Tennyson Swingle, 68, famed U.S. plant expert, sails to Brazil to coach diversified crops including tung oil trees rubber and quinine. Brazil pays his expenses hoping to boost export prospects and reduce dependence on aggressor nations under agricultural science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Goodwill
York
Washington
Walter’ Tennyson Swingle
America
Mussolini
Balkans
Swingle
Uncle Sam
Mr. Swingle
Department of Agriculture
Proper Watering for Garden Health
FiveH year gardeners learn sprinkling mainly moistens surface soil and roots rise to find water. Early morning or late afternoon watering saves evaporation while the best method is to lay the hose and let water soak 20 minutes to half an hour, keeping the subsoil moist and avoiding soil washout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Nixon
Ferry Seed
Englishman Brings Gag To Nevada Stroll
An English visitor in Nevada walks with a friend toward a distant mountain only to learn it is 30 miles away. Returning by another route they spot an irrigation ditch and he announces he will swim the river, showing his wary misjudgments of distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Kansas State Agricultural College
United States
U. S.Y
Arizona
California
Florida
Nevada
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David Oliphant
Chicago Federated Advertising Club
Chicago, Il
Robert Kerr
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Tising
Will J. Hayner
Sutherlin
Ore
Girl’s Advertising Club
Tacoma
Wash
L. P
Kimball
Lakin
Kan
Wichita Advertising Club
Wichita
Charles Henry Smith
Avalon
Catalina
Island
Los Angeles
John Tavish
Milwaukee
Wis
Tonio Advertising Club
San Antonio
Mexico
A. D. Garrison
Denver
Denver Advertising Club
Isaac R. Crow
Spokane
Advertising and Sales Club
Ben F. Wood
Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Advertising Club
H. P. Wood
Neche
North Dakota
Lincoln Typographical Union No
Lincoln
Neb
Jourdan M. Thompson
San Diego
San
Frank C. Jordan
Mr. Smith
Charles Williams
St. Helena
San Francisco
L. E. Goodrich
Frontier
Ben Wood
Southwest
Charles Willliams
St. Helena, Calif
B. F. Waite
By Lemuel F. Parton
John Logie Baird
Way &Tal
British Broadcasting Corporation
Broadway
Sodo
A. M. Hart
Hartsdale, N
Baird Television, Ltd
Plant Ferry’s
Ferry
Ferry’s
Ferry- Morse Seed Co
Detroit
Ose Ferry