Cadillac and La Salle Output Hits New First Quarter Peak
Cadillac Motor Car company reports first quarter 1928 production of Cadillac and La Salle at 10,884 units, up 54.2 percent from 1927. Shipments reach 10,406 with March at 4,526, and consumer deliveries expected to exceed 1927 by 68 percent. Exports total 1,020 through March, up 179 percent. Unfilled orders rise 33 percent, while Lawrence P. Fisher notes optimistic six month outlook and past three year sales growth aided by new Cadillac release and seven new LaSalle bodies.
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Cadillac
W la Salle
la Salle
Lawrence FP. Fisher
Cadillac Motor Car Company
LaSalle
Wool crop weighs more in 1927 than 1926
The Department of Agriculture reports shorn fleeces averaged 7.74 pounds in 1927 versus 7.77 in 1926, and pulled wool per skin fell to 3.24 pounds from 3.33. Despite lighter per unit, total wool output reached 137,009,325,258 pounds in 1927 compared with 316,576,000 pounds in 1926.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Golf For Mentally Ill At Wichita Falls
Texan state hospital grounds host a new golf course intended for mentally ill patients. The project aims to provide therapeutic recreation at the Wichita Falls facility, marking a unique approach to treatment through sport.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Texan State Hospital
Car Trouble May Mar Motor Trip
Washington April 28 Motor touring, the summer pastime of millions, is pleasant when the car performs. The AAA urges pre trip checks of battery, generator, distributor, spark plugs, valves, carburetor, fuel system, clutch, transmission, differential, crankcase, oil filter, steering, brakes, tires, cooling, wheel bearings.
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Washington, D. C
American Automobile Association
A. A. A. Emergency Road Service
Urges Refuge Network Expansion for Bird Protection
Paul G. Redington of the Biological Survey urges creation of permanent bird refuges. He supports flooding Bear River marshes in Utah, opening Cheyenne Bottoms in Kansas as a refuge, and full purchase of the Upper Mississippi wildlife and fish refuge.
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Washington
Paul G. Redington
Federal Bureau of Biological Survey
Bear River
Utah
Cheyenne Bottoms
Kansas
Upper
Mississippi
Rosa Ponselle Bids Season Farewell At Met Opera
Rosa Ponselle bid farewell for the season in her Norma performance at the Metropolitan Opera last night. The curtain calls were abundant as she shared plaudits with cast members and thanked the audience, promising a full return next season.
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Rosa Ponselle
Norma
Metropolitan Opera House
Joseph Urban
Ponselle
Marion Telva
Miss Ponselle
Viva Ponselles
Farrar
Opera
Rosa Ponsetle
L. S. Dp
Concentrated milk a world leading manufactured food
The department of commerce reports concentrated milk is now one of the world’s most important manufactured foods used as a fresh milk substitute or food. Global production nears 3.5 billion pounds with the United States providing about 60 percent and Great Britain remaining the largest importer.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Great Britain
Say it With Poods
Southampton England Tir ing of ordinary popular names for flowers. W F Copeland amateur horticulturist named three new double daffodils grape fruit scrambled eggs and sugar and milk.
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Southampton
England
W. F. Copeland
Nine Big Questions Pending On Calendar Of M E Conference
The Kansas City general conference opening May 1 will bring 800 delegates from global circuits and up to 30 000 visitors. Key issues include lay access to annual conferences reform of benevolent groups consolidation of church papers and choices for district superintendents bishops tenure and native bishops elections plus potential reorganization of Episcopal areas and other legislation.
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M. E
BisHor Powin BH. Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicaga (P
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Kansas City
Europe
China
India
Malaysia
Japan
Korea
Central Conferences
General Conference
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
BR. 4d. Wade
Bh. L. Waldorf
J. DD. Hingeley
Special Stockholders Meeting for Class B Stock Plan
Notice announces a stockholders meeting of High in Perpetual Building and Loan Association at Commercial National Bank Building High Point NC on May 10 1928 at 7 30 PM to consider amending articles to allow Class B stock with 50 cents per month per Class B share. C H Ellis secretary signs April 21 1928.
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High In Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
High Point
North Carolina
C. H. Ellis
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Pickett & McDonald
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Metropolitan Opera CO
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Greensboro
N. C
Hudson
Hudson Prices
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Custom Landanv
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