Salvation Army creates county advisory boards in Missouri and Arkansas
The Salvation Army plans county advisory boards in Missouri and Arkansas to study local conditions and guide aid services. Boards will mobilize Salvation Army resources for residents, with focus on reducing juvenile cases, assisting young women in need via Rescue Homes, and expanding 16 principal services including relief, homes, employment bureaus, camps, and anti-death by own action efforts. Also notes brief local items about residents visiting relatives and local sales notices.
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New Telephone Rules Promote Self Monitoring by Subscribers
The local telephone company asserts subscribers must bear charges for calls made from rented phones even without operator approval. Readers are warned to supervise their lines or face in-person collection if bills are unpaid due to others. Also notes visitors B E Juden and Hammie Smith of Caruthersville discussed politics, and J H Fields of Wardell visited.
Farm Wanted in Olney Illinois for Bend irrigation
Wanted to hear from farm owners or buyers of good land for sale. Include end description and fall delivery. Respond to Jom2e Box 551 Olney Illinois.
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Olney, Ill
Electric Service Bad Here Causes Two Day Outage
Power fell silent at noon Wednesday and stayed off until Friday night. Reports from Caruthersville show the plant briefly down then operational, with officials promising to resolve line trouble. The Herald notes the outage inconveniencing residents and hopes for improved future service. Mrs. P. S. Ravenstein and her daughter left yesterday for Cape Girardeau to visit relatives.
Teams Wanted for Logging Jobs in Missouri Quarries
Twenty five logging teams sought for long and short hauls with good wages paid every Saturday night. Contact J. Stara in Hayfield, Missouri for employment opportunities and job specifics.
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Stara, Hayfi, Mo
A Great Privilege in a Bossed Political Scene
A satirical piece argues the public is urged to vote as directed by political bosses. It mocks the notion of voters choosing candidates, calling voting a privilege while the bosses alone select the presidential bulldogs. The tone is caustic about party leaders and mass obedience.
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