Americans Spend More Money On Food In 57
Hungry Americans spent more money on food in 1957 than ever before with total food expenditures at a record 75 billion dollars. Nearly two thirds went to home consumption, while the rest covered institutions and restaurants.
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New York
Paul S. Willis
Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc
Willis
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Funds Raised For Coach in Ardmore Banquet
Friends of Tim Crisp raise funds for a high school football banquet in Ardmore Oklahoma to honor the veteran coach described as shaping area youth for over 25 years. A drive collected 105 dollars from White and Negro citizens to honor Crisp who led Ardmore Douglas, a Negro school, to the Oklahoma Class B championship this year.
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Ardmore
Okla
Tim Crisp
Oklahoma
Crisp
Ardmore Douglass
Nash Jewelry Co Ad Promises Low Prices and Confidence
An advertising blurb touts 37 years in business and claims to have sold diamonds and watches worth millions. It invites customers to compare prices and states Nash Jewelry Co at 127 N. Main Street will earn customer trust by offering cash savings.
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Nash
Nash Jewelry Co
N. Main Street
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