Western States Welcome Return Of Beer As Revenues Mount
Western cities resume beer on an old-time scale. Colorado reports about 85,000 in license fees with 1,000 Colo r adans employed and new plant talks. Nevada notes 450 beer outlets and Reno’s 100 venues with 10,000 collected in licenses.
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Denver
Reno
Helena
San Cisco
Colorado
California
Kansas
Nebraska
Montana
Lo 7
Lake County
Arizona
Phoenix
Tucson
Nevada
Wilmington
Beer and hops expand as states debate 3.2 beer rules
Nevada lacks local option use while Washington has no state beer law and licenses grow by city. Farmers boost hop acreage to meet demand as new breweries rise in Tacoma Seattle and Olympia. Albuquerque soldiers on with beer sales and nonintoxicating 3.2 beer ruling. Utah borders beer states, Idaho passes beer bill, and California taxes beer at two cents a gallon raising revenue while cracking down on liquor rackets. Six breweries operate in California amid rising business activity.
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Nevada
Washington
Tacoma
Seattle
Olympia
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Milton Heimick
Utah
Idaho
California
Picnics and Summer Salads for Family Meals
Sister Mary NEA outlines easy outdoor dining ideas for summer. Tips cover portable equipment, make-ahead prep, and a variety of salads including a mixed vegetable salad, cottage cheese salad, and fruit salads using fresh seasonal fruits.
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Sister Mary Nea
Viccbers
Knitwear Association drafts fair competition code
Washington July 6 the executive committee of the American Knitwear Manufacturers association met in private session to draft a code of fair competition for underwear manufacturers under the recovery bill R A Cheney general secretary said the meeting might last several days
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Washington
American Knitwear Manufacturers’ Association
R. A. Cheney
Oneral
Repeal Favored by Mrs Evans Declares Stand
Mrs May Thompson Evans, vice president of the North Carolina Young Democrats, declares personal support for repeal of the 18th Amendment. She notes she voted for repeal in 1928 and says the Young Democrats will speak for themselves at Wrightsville Beach while respecting the nonpartisan election call. She criticizes an Associated Press report as premature.
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Raleigh
May Thompson Evans
North Carolina Young Democrats
Wilmington
Young Democrats
North Carolina
Greensboro
Young Democratic Organization
Associated Press
Wrightsville
Savannah Flight Leaves Hunter Field for Washington
Captain Errol Boyd and co pilot Robert Lyons took off from Hunter Field Savannah at 11 25 A M EST after refueling en route from Haiti to Washington.
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Savannah
Errol Boyd
Robert Lyons
Haiti
Washington
Hunter Field
Sue and Jack Face Housing Struggles After Wedding
Sue and Jack resume life together as they search for an affordable home. They quarrel briefly over finances, then find relief in quiet moments by the river and stars, while a confident steel mill heir intrudes at the hotel dining room with a casual invitation and a hint of trouble ahead.
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Jack
Sue
Ters
Judge Thornton
Rowan farmers sign to rent acres under plan
Rowan county farm agent W. G. Yeager reported 364 county farmers have signed agreements to rent 1,699 acres of cotton to the government under the acreage reduction plan in Salisbury on July 6.
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Rowan
Salisbury
W. G. Yeager
Rowan County
Three Minute Relief From Your Headache
An article promotes "B. C." a headache remedy prepared by a registered pharmacist. It claims fast relief from headaches and other pains without narcotics, with doses sold in 10 cent amounts and available at drug shops.
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B. C
Ady
Story of the North Carolina Bank and Trust Co continued
The article recounts the NC Bank's deterioration from 1930 to 1931 as deposits fell and many loans went bad. It notes a harsh public image, efforts to collect loans, guarantees called, cash raised by selling buildings, and the December 1931 closure of the United Bank, with a preview of future commentary.
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N. C. Bank
Nion
Nts
Greensboro
D. C
Price
McLean
North Carolina
Bank
Executioe Committee
Ryland
N. C
New York
Atlantic
Cone
Southern Estate Company
Irving Park Company
North Carolina Trust Company
Richa Realty Co
Richardson Realty Co
Old American Exchange
Atlantic Bank
N. S
New York City
Hoover
National Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
United Bank
I. B. Grainger
E. R. Carver
UN Bank
Ryand
A. L. B S Berernat
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Pekoe
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Lipton Or
Tetley Tea
Whitehouse
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Kraft’s Cheese
Penjel
Parowax
Rajah Vinegar
Kellogg’s
Scottissue Jr
Fairy Soap
Asturias
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Edelmira Sampedro
Lausanne
Switzerland
Starys Kitchen
Mefferl i
The
North Carolina Bank & Trust Co
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