Frederickburg Giants Disbursement Ledger 1928 Summary
Financial statement shows multiple disbursements totaling 1 677 94 dollars with various small payments including 123 01 99 00 and 178 18 160 00 and 317 75 among others. Entries include 53 95 29 50 and 78 95.
Waste’s Cornstalk Crop Worth Billion Boosts Farm Prospects
America's annual corn stalk crop is valued at about 1 billion dollars in cellulose ready for conversion to dollars by chemists. Cotton seed could meet protein needs for 53 million people at five cents a pound, while fertilizer use in 12 leading states surges 27 percent in four months. Potash imports rise as farmers push soil rejuvenation and fertilizer production expands. Subscriptions to the Standard noted.
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Food markets double demand in 10 years
The four major U S markets New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit plus ten secondary centers Cleveland St Louis Baltimore Boston Pittsburgh Los Angeles San Francisco Buffalo Washington Milwaukee show a near doubling of food shipments over the past decade New terminals have been built to handle the surge
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Twenty two planes land at San Antonio from Fort Worth
Twenty two of the twenty four planes in the national reliability air tour reached the control field in San Antonio tonight after a smooth flight from Fort Worth. Two aircraft were reported down before arrival and Louis G. Meister, in an air sedan, was listed as down at Round
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Cantwell Wins Tour as Flyers Race to San Antonio Finish
Robert B. Cantwell in a Lockheed monoplane led the procession into San Antonio after winning the first half of the day’s Waco tour with an 8 minute lead over David P. Levy in a Stearman. Charles W. Meyers in a Waco biplane landed about 10 miles from the official field due to motor trouble amid rain. The tour ends Sunday with banquets and tours of air plants before an El Paso leg Monday. 600 Highest prices paid for eggs and all other country produce. Juenke & Schoenewolf.
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