Brawley high school plan aids disabled ex servicemen
A government inquiry finds the Brawley plan aids disabled veterans by allowing them to buy land on long terms with low interest. Trainees receive agricultural instruction from four specialists, government support for farming gear, and monthly allotments managed through a local bank. One trainee paid debt with a lettuce crop and plans a $26,000 home.
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Brawley High School
Brawley
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Administrators Notice Estate of B E Moore Deceased
Estate of B E Moore announces claims must be presented and debts paid to executors Edith Moore Genevieve Moore Administratrixes. Notice date June 18 1925.
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B. E. Moore
Edith Moore
Genevieve Moore
Common Sense Ways To Health Summary Note
The fragment hints at practical health tips under the title Common Sense Ways To Health. It references everyday wellness guidance and practical steps, but specifics are unclear due to fragmented OCR. The piece appears to offer straightforward, nontechnical recommendations for improving daily well being.
First aid basics from Dr R He Kishop for camping accidents
A vintage guidance piece outlines emergency steps for common injuries and conditions. It covers shock signs, moving the patient, external warmth, heat exhaustion, sub-stroke, and cooling methods. It also details splint creation from newspapers and boards, sling use, temporary ties, and cautions on setting bones. Poison ivy care includes boric acid wash and zinc ointment.
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Red Cross
White Oak Street resident improves after illness
Mrs. H. F. Stamey, at her daughter Mrs. J. L. Kirkman’s home on White Oak street, has been ill for some time. Her condition today shows slight improvement.
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Timness
H. F. Stamey
J. L. Kirkman
White Oak Street
Future of American Railroad Transportation
R Binkerd told the South Carolina Bankers Association in Asheville NC that a new railroad era needs adequate terminals faster car movement and electrification for heavy traffic. He said executives must have a free hand and that investments require a fair return to fund large improvements.
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R. Binkerd
National Railroad Transportation
South Carolina Bankers’ Association
Asheville
N. C
United States
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