Austrian Government Raises Bread and Flour Prices
Vienna reports the government will raise bread and flour prices to cover a weekly loss of about 15 million crowns from the gap between purchase and selling prices. The move follows a deteriorating crown exchange rate reducing purchasing power and worsened by unmet food deliveries from Yugoslavia and Slovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Jugo- Slavia
Jugo-Slavia
Entente
Reparations Commission
Renner
Prague
Caecho-Slovakia
Austria
Old Empire
Bohemia
Society Scenes Sparking Miggomah Club and School Fun
Entertaining Miss Mabel Gardner hosts a Miggomah Club gelock luncheon at her home. Vocational School plans a social night with basketball between wood and metal workers, followed by games and dancing. Hessler leads scoring and Giese shines. Several local residents visit, shop, and attend gatherings as April social life continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Gardner
Third St
Wilter
Hessler
Metal Workers
Local residents and visitors listed in city notes
A flurry of personal mentions covers Mr and Mrs C. Lewis and Lester Kuster leaving for Kenosha after visiting W. A. Owen, plus attorneys, shoppers, and guests from Nekoosa Milwaukee Wausau and other areas. Occasional church and school notes follow with moves and visits among local families and officials.
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Wm. Gross
Fat
Lowais
St. S
Wausau
Gee, Smith
Rasholt
Wis
M. Ser
Edward Botham
New Lisbon
Mes
Clarence Stevens
Loveland
Iowa
Robert Rowland
Walter Johnson
Kishnan
Jas. J. Hamilton
Valeria Edwards
Grace Garvel
Nekessa
Jessie Mickelson
Wawaunee
D. Luiz
First St. N
First Moravian Church
W. F. McCahen
Oak St
Cushman
H. Maack
Clintonville
East Side
L. B. Nash
Geo. P. Berkey
Appleton
A. J. Anderson
St. Paul
Mike Zabana
Marshfield Hospital
Johnson greeted by crowd at Ironwood
In a snowstorm Tronwood Michigan a packed audience heard Senator Hiram Johnson of California declare opposition to autocratic power of the current administration. He urged Americans to express opinions within the law and maintain a just republic. Johnson arrived in Ironwood late last night and met 109 American Legion members before tonight's Marquette County speech.
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Tronwood
Mich
Max
Hiram Johnson
California
Americas
Johnson
Lionwood
American Legion Club
Marquette County
Rockefeller funds education across colleges and medical schools
New York appropriations total 1,675,000 dollars announced in the annual report. The John D. Rockefeller bond promotes education without distinction of race, sex or creed. Harvard graduate school and Dry College of Springfield each receive 200,000. Agnes Scott 175,000. West Virginia Wesleyan 120,000. College of St. Catherine 190,000. Emory and Henry 75,000. Salem 73,000. Westminster 73,000. Cornell College 30,000. Dakota Wesleyan 50,000. Jamestown 50,000. Medical schools receive 7,000, Johns Hopkins 400,000. Washington University 160,000. Meharry 150,000. Board aided 1767 negro schools and 115,000 for experimental education. Rural education gets 790,798 for state universities and education. Referring to Mr. Rockefeller's...
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New York
Bennual
John D. Rockefeller
United States
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Burkhannon
W. Va
Colle
St. Catherine
St. Paul
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
M. D
Jamestown College
Jamestown
Johns Hopkins Univ
Washington University
St. Louis
Meharry
Medical School
Nashville
Tenn
Linenin
Rockefeller
Gift funds enable expanded medical teaching at major schools
A $70 million endowment plan designates $20.09 million for medical education. It will fund flexible clinical teaching at Johns Hopkins, Washington University, and Yale, with implementation at the University of Chicago and Vanderbilt. Delaware adopts a modern serial code after a public education survey. North Carolina conducts one. Virginia and Alabama receive appropriations to support surveys.
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Heart
Johns. Hopkins
Washington Universe
Yale
University of Chicago
Vanderbilt University
Delaware
North Carolina
Saveys
Virginia
Alabama
Monument Peak Looms as America’s Grand Scenic Wonder
The article extols Monument Peak as a landmark on the continental divide, famed for its panoramic view across five or six states from a 14,100 foot summit. It highlights an innovative aerial highway from Colorado Springs to the summit, 16 miles long with a boulevard-like width and a maximum grade of 10.46 percent, offering dramatic zigzags and striking vistas as cars ascend on parallel levels.
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Aes Peak
America
Great Pining
Kingdon
uUp
Road freight routes and highway development linked
The article argues that motor truck express success hinges on durable high quality roadways. Improvised roads raise operating costs and fares, harming patrons. Permanent highway improvements are essential to marketing facilities for farmers and the overall vitality of motor express services.
Manure Handling System Using Overhead Carrier Plan
A proposed method suggests reducing manure handling by an overhead track. It would move manure into a carrier with one lift and dump it into the apresid er area, where horses would tamp and bind the folds. This would minimize handling to a single operation.
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Witter Hotel
Normington Bros
Stewart
Ath St
Grand Rapids
Daily Leader
J. F. Cooley
Oak Street
HE. T. McCarty
John Hanmer
Milwaukee Motor School
Downer Ave
Milwaukee
G. CG
T. S. Clb
Lucy Posseley
Sam Church
Lillie Anderson
Nekoosa
Henry Stowe
Suttons Bay
Heavy Hahner
Kaukauna
George Hahner
Emma Knutson
Marinette
VanCanp
Elm St
Frank E. Tiea
Marshfield
Nelson
Mineapolis
Edna Roach
Fond du Lav
C. Herbert Roach
Esther Brangtad
St Paul
Edwin Johnson
Arthur Osenga
Lina Holstein
Arpin
Anna Zabawa
18Th Ave
Nyhag
Peegenboom
Port
Edwards
O. Sosnowski
A. Krehnke
E. Wendland
W. O. Peterson
Fred Breese
Port Edwards
Otto Sederviltz
A. Mazer
H. Kuhn
Ironwood
Legion
Incohy
Wachia
Brno
Broun
The
Wonders of America
Palace
Louisiana
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Dainty
Vivian
Martin
Gorse Walsh
the Shark
Owen Moore
Piccadilly
Jim
Figida
IDEAL
Mae Murray
J—Jessovs
Pathe News
Henry B. Walthall
Gladys Leslie
Ebbe’s
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