Oxford Trade Week Nears Closing Day
Oxford Trade Week winds down with Saturdays events set for a bond concert at 3 PM a dog and pony show in the parks from 4 40 to 5 00 and a flag and pony display at 7 35 evening Dr Ralph K Hickok president of Western College will address the crowd in the west park after 8 PM final program details to be announced A large turnout from surrounding trade territory is anticipated for Oxford tonight and merchants expect brisk business.
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Streia
Te Tks Journal
Oxford
Ralph K. Hickok
the Western College
Oxford Plans Historical Meeting and Alvin York Event
Oxford residents read of a September meeting by the Oxford town and Township Historical Association at 122 South College Avenue to discuss early Haycock and Root family history with 1807 documents. Sergeant Alvin C York will speak on October 7 at Memorial Prem Mytoview about Why I Am For Prohibition, with proceeds aiding a Tennessee goalie school.
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Oxford Town and Township Historical Association
Migs
Adelin Cotte
South College Avenue
Haycock
Root
Old Oxford Scrapbaoks. Byarhody
Alvin York
Alvin C. York
Emn
Prem Mytoview
Svarybody
Pershing
National Antie Saloon League
Sergeant York
None Twin Boy's and Girls of
Tennessee
Oxford Notices Reports Local Finances and Events
Oxford notices cover rental ads, church schedules, a Plymouth car essay prize, Miami University players, a trade week demonstration, Bacon club meeting, Oxford Theatre listings, and the death of a local farmer aged 63 with funeral details. Names include Elizabeth Reeves, H. A. Demand, Rev. J. Stuart Mill, Mary Catholic, Leonard Portig, Bill Stewart, and Roy Abbott.
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Oxford
Automobile Company
St.Clair A. Switzer
Miami University
Pean
Benjamin M. Davis
Mra. J. Hy St. John
Davie
Mra. St. John
Misrai University
Hase
Hastc
Cabinet Split Rocks MacDonald Coalition in Britain
Two leading Liberal cabinet members along with Viscount Snowden resigned, splitting Ramsay MacDonald’s national coalition government. The party figures Sir Archibald Sinclair and Sir Herbert Samuel, once key ministers, protested trade preference agreements as the crisis unfolded. Ottawa.
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London
Sant
Viscount Snowden
National Coali‘ion
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Uberale
Archbald Sinclair
Scotland
Herbert Samuel
Home Affairs
Viscount Snowdon
Suspects Nabbed in Party Hold-Up
Toledo reports the arrest of two men with penitentiary records after a party hold-up at Henry P. Blodgett’s home. Fifteen attendees were robbed of small cash amounts while at the party last Saturday. Names read as Ivan and Dimitri are being linked to the case as investigations continue.
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Toledo
Henry P. Blodgett
Evra Egspells
Ivan
Dimitri
Soviet
Russia
Tha Nams
Free trade would ease agricultural distress says senator
In a Beresford interview Senator Bulow argues free trade would solve farming troubles. He and others debate equalization, debentures, allotment and farm holiday plans, warning against market manipulation and government overreach while favoring a gradual reduction of federal entanglements.
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Sena
Norhock
Serator Bulow
Arma
Dakotan Senator Norbeck Draws Broad Support
In a plain speaking tone the piece notes Norbeck's immense popularity among Dakotans and his campaign avoiding direct clashes with the government. It highlights the farm belt’s preference for frill-free messaging and a distinct approach separate from national G.O.P. administration criticisms.
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Dakolant
Norbéck
G. QO. P
Two-Cent Postage Return Favored by House Committee
A House sub committee on post offices favors restoring a two cent postage rate citing reduced first class mail volume since the three cent rate. The group says the move would raise mail revenue and create jobs for postal workers while easing employment strain. Separately in San Jose, the Federal Geodetic Survey plans to install a seismograph in a bank basement to record earthquakes and study shock effects on large buildings.
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Sept. H
Hone
Houga
Demaased
Postal Busi
San Jose
Federal Geodetic Survey
Ohio wholesale grocery index shows August rise
Ohio wholesale grocery price index for August rose for the first time since October 1929, with total wholesale sales up 14 percent from July as more business days boosted the figure. Five year price gains to August edged up 3 percent, Northwest Ohio led gains while the Southwest lagged. Retail trade rose in the Southwest and fell in the Northeast and Northwest, with a state wide 2.2 percent retail increase attributed to extra business days.
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Coward
Ohio
Givce
Research Bureau
Buckeye Alte
Bales Raporta
Northwest Ohio
Southwest
Southeastern
Unsvers Vosky
Ohio Varsity adds two to coaching staff at alma mater
Ohio University announces that Athens Russell Kepier of Paulding and Marty Workman of Whitchville join the coaching staff at their alma mater in Tiffin. The rest of the wide 1939 budget is listed, and city salaries remain unchanged.
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Athens
Russell Kepier
Paulding
Marty Workman
Whiichyille
Ohio Usilvarsity
Hollaire
Nieholag
Forengie
Recovery After Appendix Operation
Herman Edwards of 1203 Vanier Veer Avenue is recovering at Mercy Hospital from an emergency appendectomy performed last Saturday.
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Herman Edwards
Vanier Veer Avenue
Ciefly
Mercy Hospital
Homecoming at Walker Chapel Next Sunday
Plank work is done for a Homecoming at Walker Chapel next Sunday. A number of former attendees plan to attend bringing presents. A special service and a good program are planned, followed by a noon dinner.
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Walker Chapel
Paafars
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