Prosperity Association organized to revive national activity
The National Prosperity Association of St Louis advances a platform to sustain incomes and employment, backed by the St. Louis Business Men's League and allied mercantile groups. Officers report broad support from cities nationwide and plan to circulate up to a million platform copies to spur a nationwide campaign against pessimism. The outlook cites strong winter wheat prospects and shifting labor to farming as contributing factors to restored prosperity.
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National Prosperity Association of
St. Luis
St. Louis Business Men’s League
St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange
Missouri Manufacturers’ Association
Million Population Club
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Louisville
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Dallas
Kansas City
Milwaukee
San Francisco
United States
Mercantile Trust Company
Business Men’s League
William Flewellyn Saunders
League
Firemen's Tournament heats boost city fire department morale
Fire companies gathered at Front and Screven streets at 3 p.m. to run races and hose work. A. C. L. Corp. won the Stand reel with 26 seconds total, Winvah and Salamander posted 14 2-5 and 14 3-5 seconds respectively with limited water. Hose wagon exhibition and four man race followed with times around 25 to 29 seconds. Further results to be published tomorrow. Enthusiasm rose as teams demonstrated skill and teamwork for the department’s benefit.
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Screven
A. C.L. Corp
Winvah
Company No
Salamander
Winyah
A.L
Tomor
Thaw Denied Freedom by Court Over Mental Condition
In Poughkeepsie on May 25 Justice Morehauser of the State Supreme Court denied Harry K Thaw release from Matteawan Asylum for the Criminal Insane. He ruled continued custody and observation are necessary until recovered or until no danger of delusion remains.
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Matteawan Asylum
History Making Farmers Meet In Georgetown
A large crowd packed the Georgetown Court House for the drainage convention chaired by L. G. Walker of the Chamber of Commerce. Speakers from Washington and Charleston spoke on improved farming and drainage methods, but seating limited many attendees. The Chamber served a dinner at 2 o clock and the scene drew about two thousand visitors from the county and neighboring areas.
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Court House
L. G. Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Charleston
Court
Novel World Trip Promised by Presbyterian Sewing Circle
The 28th inst marks an automobile trip around the world presented as a new entertainment in the community. The Presbyterian Sewing Circle promises a novel experience for attendees, highlighting the event as an enjoyable modern pleasure.
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Presbyterian Sewing Circle
St Louis Prosperity Association Pushes National Confidence Drive
Article calls on business leaders to join the movement to restore faith in the economy. It urges corporations to use resources to boost factories and shops, creating thousands of jobs and spreading cheer from state to state.
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St. Louis National Prosperity Association
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Peter Roy
Aresh Gandies
Thaw
Georgetown
A. A. Washington
Front St
Jewelry House
R. P
Rogers' *& Sons English
Rogers and Bros
J. Wiss & Sons
H.inman
H. Inman
Foxworth
Fulton
Nellie King
Everone
Union Mercantile Co
W. W. Walker
Carolina Hardware Co
Penton
Fraser Street
Ing
Noth
the Bank of Georgetown
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City Georgetown
F.sallock
Red Store Wharf
Hartnett & Day
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