Teachers Hear Plan For School Exhibit In Mobile County
The Territorial Teachers Association discussed a proposal to unify a descriptive exhibit of school work across districts. Secretary Wood and A Gart hy presented aims to show student samples from high schools and grammar schools, with a mobile instruction department preparing accompanying lectures and folders for teachers nationwide.
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JST
Wood
A. Garthy
M AL Scott
High Schoo
Mabultt
Istantt Eoomey
Kote
Gurtley Thas
Department of Mobile Instruction
Fitainlan
Henine
Habbitt
Aohoole
Honalith
Igor
Bilmar
Needham
Mies
Mabortsun
Lowel
Washington House Vote Boosts Cabinet Salaries
The Speaker and Cabinet members push for a salary increase to 1 million dollars, raising concerns about government spending and oversight in Washington on September 18. The move aims to attract and retain top officials, with supporters arguing for fair compensation and critics warning of fiscal impact.
Farmers Institute Exhibition Entries Declared Open
Entries for the Farmers Institute Exhibition in Hawaii will be received at the exhibition hall on Quent Street starting Monday morning December 18. Non perishables such as plants are accepted with a reception period through December 26, followed by judging and display at the Mont Hey Show venue.
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Insite
Hawaii
Haseaiian Voultry
Mont Hey
Quent Street
Conte Goa
Nowere
Beghaning Westnerday Moon
Tamil Thurstay
Doe
Poultry Show Entries Open as Exhibition Plans Form
Entries and provisions open to all, with judging to begin the day after entry closing. Exhibition committee specifies all varieties to be exhibited, dates set for Saturday afternoon through Sunday, with noon departure and full participation urged by LC Baynes, A Quesebrveh Willy Metthestiey & Son.
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Wiltey
Elas
Fuel famine worsens in Northwest amid supply fears
Unclear text reports fuel shortages affecting states from Washington to Minnesota. Pieces mention Governor action and federal moves to address rising prices and supply gaps. Confusing lines reference central planning and security concerns tied to rising energy costs.
SPECIAL MESSAGE SOUTHERN RUN FOR JAPANESE SHIPS
A fragmented wartime bulletin outlines Southern routes and wartime coordination. It mentions Japanese ships, potential American locations, and political leaders like Roosevelt, with references to Pacific theater plans and canal zone concerns. The text is garbled but signals a broad war message and policy notes.
Convicted of Peonage in Pensacola and Civilian Sentences
Dec 15 report from Pensacola notes five individuals convicted of peonage, each sentenced to 18 months in jail and fined up to $5,000. Also reports a Mexican ambassador appointment and local church notices with services and groups listed.
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Pensacola
Fin
Dee
Bowte
Haven
A Woman's Gratitude to Newbro's Herpicide Ad Cure
A Montana woman from Butte praises Newbro's Herpicide for dandruff relief after a month of use. She claims her hair is thicker and healthier, expressing gratitude for the product’s benefits. The letter requests further information for interested buyers and mentions distributor details.
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Morgan
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd
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Punahou Street
Havana
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Robi. Burns
la Fama Universal
Cuba
Bock & Co
Henry Clay
Cabanas
Villar Y Villar
la Africana
Manuel Garcia
Yale
Harvard
Stanford
Gunst-Eakin Cigar Co., Inc., Fagtife
Ioods
U. Sekomoto
Wing Wo Tai & Ca
Nuuanu ST
Pacific Transfer CO
King St
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Iis
Farwers Institute
Anler
Wash
Billgy of
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Eenet
Hearlie
Japan
South America
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Suipetii
Hongkore
Ntsnan
Walt
Capitol
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Roowevelt
Apootil
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Metcalf
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Kei
Panga Canal Zone
Wagner
Winal
Hanno
MAN
Mexico
Creel
Chihuallan
Luk
United Stat
Jeremiah Curtin
Bristol
Vermont
Wantington
D.C. Dee
Juatue
Deatee
Hereninta and
Miller
Mountain Woman
Newbro
Butte
Mont
Ryan
Troy
Ubereli Lawley
Laomwintseertainy Mun HK
Sovernment
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