Pocketed Pally Except Saturday by The Exete Publishing Ca
Fragmented OCR text from a 1900s newspaper mentions The Exete Publishing Co and subscriber notices. It includes garbled lines about motor routes and rates, a member statement, and religious quotes. The readable portions reference Alabama and Montgomery figures, with scattered names and prices, but the overall text is indecipherable.
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Exete Publishing Ca
Partisrabis Basahsines
Wiliam
HALL
Sutian
Democracy as a Living Story in the Face of Totalitarianism
The piece argues democracy remains engaging when its citizens stay involved and informed. It urges readers to vote, monitor government, and resist passive acceptance to prevent a shift toward totalitarian control. It emphasizes individuals as active players shaping the democratic drama.
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Sicily
Stalenha
Charanturs
Keings
Farmlands Progress and American Industry Pride
The piece extols farming as America’s backbone from colonial times to the present. It notes farm output supports many people and that agricultural progress keeps pace with industrial growth, citing Texas A and M Extension Service claims of no practical production limit.
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Amore
America
Rome
Tor Auy
Extension Service of
Texas A & M College
Sayer
Rural electrification and farm progress praised in booklet
The booklet argues farm families can live as well as city dwellers and credit rural residents with gains in confidence, value, and production. It notes labor saving devices, electrification, improved machinery, new crop varieties, better fertilizer use, and the role of extension agents and vocational instructors in advancing agriculture since 1787.
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Extension Service
Indians See Population Rise Across Seven Years in U S Census
The U S Census Bureau compares 1847 estimates with 1940 official census figures showing Indians rising faster than other races. Thollans lead with a 20.9 percent increase, while the general population grows about 11 percent. Indian totals are 389,869 in 1840 and 402,000 in 1847, with discussion on long term population trends and uncertainty about historic levels.
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U. S. Census Bureau
Walla
Turnips Get Respectable Across the United States
A publicity release notes turnip and mustard greens gain respectability as they become commercially sold nationwide. It cites 42.2 million cases canned, consumer interest beyond the South, and nutrition claims from experts, while noting regional pride and economic motives in marketing canned greens.
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United States
Salt Park
American Can Company
Mason and Dixon
Truman And His Loyalty In Southern Politics
A 1949 column examines President Truman, loyalty, and party alignments in the South. It discusses Harding’s friendship, condemns vigilante action by the Ku Klux Klan, and questions Democratic loyalty as the 1952 election looms, noting regional liberal voices and evolving political pressures. The piece references the Committee of 500 report from Birmingham and contemplates Georgia and Southern reactions to national policy.
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United States
Warren Gemnaliet Harding
Mr. Harding
Mr. Truman
Washington
Ky Khe Klan
Birmingham
Westbrook Pegler on Murray and Bridges in CIO
The essay alleged Philip Murray of the CIO and other leaders shifted to aid government against Harry Bridges accusing unions of corrupt influence. It argued that union power controls millions of jobs and threatens democracy, demanding a new nonunion system with employer partnership and asserting Bridges’ deportation as a political weapon.
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EW York
Philip Murray
CIO
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Austalia
United States
New Deal
Fair Deal
Tvart
Simle
Murray
Muwkay
John Santo
Transport Workers’ Union
Ramana
Circuit Court of Appeals
Geo Ad
Ctime
Spirine
Truman
Henry Wallace
Editors Debate Murphy Death and Alabama Reapportionment
The Decatur Selma papers critique tributes to Supreme Court Justice Frank Murphy while noting his governor days and controversial actions. The Talladega Daily Home reports Alabama lawmakers voting against expanding paid legislative representation for large counties, a Jefferson County plan suggested by Rev emia. The Anniston Star voices concern over a warped view of governance favoring sparsely populated counties over dense regions.
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Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Deentut
Selma Times
Frank Mure
Decatur
Justice Murphy
Michigan
Selma Times-Journal
Jefferson County
The
Anniston Star. A
Welfare-Labor-Farm State Dominating Democratic Strategy
Washington report outlines a Truman era plan to mobilize welfare, labor, and farm support to win elections. It cites White House talks, party realignment away from conservatives, and targeting eleven voter groups including labor farmers consumers veterans and minorities. The piece notes GOP divisions and predicts Democratic staying power barring war or depression.
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Rentav
Gmail Businessen
Steel Man Exults In Hoard Of Armor
Youngstown visitor tours Frederick Schaefer home display of 20th century armor and weapons. The private collection, said to be among the world’s most complete, began in Chicago with Bersin armor and includes Damascus steel blade valued as the peak piece.
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Youngstown
UPX
Frederick Schaefer
Schaefer
Chicago
Omeword
Beavers and Muskrats Declared Public Pests in California
In Sacramento Governor Earl Warren signed a law authorizing anyone to take beavers or muskrats on sight in the San Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys to protect levees and flood controls. Beavers are being moved to hill country for beneficial work while muskrats continue to rise in trapped numbers. A Tibet note mentions up to 100,000 musk deer killed annually for perfume glands.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
San Joaquin
Earl Warren
Tibet
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