Farm Loans Are Now Being Made
Columbus Ohio October 24 The Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of Columbus is a government agency with $3 06 million capital stock from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation It operates with experienced bankers and farmers to provide prompt loans to farmers in Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee The Columbus office reports quick processing with many applications already received and a plan to open a Louisville Kentucky branch to serve the region
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Indiana
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Waa-Ahln
Grant
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Lonngville
Astronomy Professor Reveals World Change Influx Of Tonnes
A fragmentary report notes Dr. MacMillan, an astronomy professor at the university, discussing massive daily tonnage flows and their potential impact on the world. The piece hints at broader concerns about resource scales and future age.
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Arthur Bhisrand
Dr. MacMillan
The
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Local Notes and Notices Incomplete Ad Snippet
Local notes include beauty shop ad at 11d High Street offering permanent wave and services, plus oblique mentions of lodge meetings, dances, and a political economic discussion. Several fragmented lines reference funerary notices, class cancellations, and employment ads, all in dated newspaper style.
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Irens Edwards
Heart of a Wife Scene Traverses a Moonlit Trail
Suspense moves as Madge and Ronald creep toward Marion’s location, believing Owen has Marion and the horse. They plan to follow the glow path to intercept, fearing a transfer to a car at the trail’s end. The couple fends off fear as they inch closer under moonlight.
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Owen
Madge
Ronald
Lemut
Ana
Melodramatic plotting in a suspenseful escape scene
A fragment from a serialized tale shows Adele Garrison characters debating a risky plan to trail a moving car. Ronald argues the plan may work if he can cling to the vehicle, while Marion and Sean weigh risks and timing. the scene ends with a tease of further conflict tomorrow.
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Trac
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Ronald
Walt
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Scar
Stars Say For Tuesday October 25 Horoscope
Genevieve Kemble forecasts a lively October 25 with strong lunar influences. The reading hints increased activity in employment, negotiations with large firms, and possible mergers or secret dealings. Expect intrigue, caution against duplicity, and careful changes in personal affiliations. For birthdays, momentum in deals and ventures is noted.
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Genevieve Kemble
Fashion notes on new gloves and bags for the season
The feature highlights accessorizing with tailored gloves and matching bags in black and brown tones. It notes leather goods and stitched details, with emphasis on matching ensembles and refined finishes for the sartorial look.
Advice to Girls From Nancy Lee Heartbreak column
A reader asks how to handle unrequited love as the boy ignores her affections. The columnist advises snapping out of it, not chasing someone who loves another, and seeking friendship elsewhere. She cautions against pursuing a man significantly older and suggests considering age differences and emotional balance.
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Reorganization Hopes for Bank in Falmouth Stirs Depositors
A hearing heard that the Pen Weton bank in Falmouth might be reorganized and reopened, with James R. Dorian, state banking and securities commissioner, expressing belief in the plan. Separately, a man faces up to twenty years for a crime, and unrelated items report a missing Federal Reserve clerk, a man collapsing dead in Lexington, and a Dayton jewel robbery at 1887 Elemere avenue.
Washington Editorial: Campaigns and Policy Debates
Washington column discusses Manchurian tensions and Japanese protests fading, Chinese wheat issues under R F C delays, Pinchot campaign impact in Pennsylvania, and presidential trip details. Notes on Clarendon University policy costs and theological doctrine.
Catholic Gridders Lose Contest
Catholic Gridders fall in a football game with Roger Bacon and Hawatin likely scoring across quarters. Scoring details show Burdett and Hoff contributing points with multiple substitutions noted and players listed for both teams.
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Hopkinsvilla shooting leaves woman dead and husband wounded
In Hopkinsvilla a man shot his wife and then killed himself after firing at his mother-in-law's home near here. Hospital attendants say the injuries are fatal. Nearby, W F Bratton is freed at examining trial for murder of Red Davis, knot County deputy, pleading self defense. J P Hamby held for grand jury on malicious shooting charge with $2,000 bond. Additional reports mention a car tow in Owingnville and a salon offense case involving Lola and Thomas.
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W. F. Bratton
Red Davis
Knot County
J. P. Hamby
Robert Brooks
Wager on Roosevelt Placed by Brokerage Firm
A Chicago firm W. L. Darnell and company declared a large bet on Roosevelt's next win. The commission house announced a move placing 33,000 to 8,000 against Roosevelt as party leaders gauge the race.
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Hamilton Reports Five Licensed Airplane Pilots
A Washington dispatch says Hamilton has five licensed airplane pilots, per Col. Clarence M. Young. The current national total is 18,704, with Hamilton's five included in the half yearly update as of October 1, 1932. Pilots listed include Carl R. Muhlberger, Jack Dattilo, Willis W. Diehl, Joseph C. Hagan, and Grange E. South, with their home addresses and license types noted.
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Warkinainn Narenw Remiinn Evening Journal
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Salary Cut for U. of G Faculty in Cincinnati
Cincinnati O Oct 24 Faculty members in all units of the University of Cincinnati learned their salaries are cut by 10 percent effective immediately by action of the board of directors at a special meeting. Dr Raymond Walters resident announced it as temporary. The reduction follows months of effort by the board and president's cabinet to address finances.
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