Purebred American Livestock Aids Mexican Rehabilitation
Chicago Oct 3 Introduction of purebred American livestock for Mexico’s agricultural rehab is underway per Guy H Hall of the National Institute of Progressive Farming. B F Abbott of the Mexican Auxiliary notes Mexico will stock vast plains with purebreds, boosting food supply and the economy. Abbott cites high gasoline costs and few refineries as barriers to tractor use, with customs duties noted as an obstacle.
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Chicago
Guy H. Hall
National Institute of Progressive Farming
B. F. Abbott
Livestock Registry Associations
United States
Mexico City
Mexico
Abbott
Pancho Villa
Custom House
Mexico Seen as Market for Purebreds and Machinery
The registry association forecasts border elimination and lower freight rates for all purebreds under its guarantee. Mexican authorities accepting health certificates from Amelia and W. Marding, secretary and president of the American Shorthorn Breeders' Association, boosts optimism for purebreds tractors and farm machinery as a market.
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Registry Association
Amelia
Blind Women’s Lab Leads Indianapolis Club Section
In Indianapolis on October 3 the Monday section of the Indianapolis Woman's Department club numbered forty seven sightless women. Organized two years ago to unite the blind for their own entertainment the section has grown into a leading progressive branch. Committees assist with correspondence and readings for members.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Woman's Department Club
Merger Talks End Between Youngtown Sheet and Tube and Brier Hill
Negotiations for the merger of Youngtown Sheet and Tube and Brier Hill Steel have been broken off. The companies announced the development in a public statement.
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Omng
eTown
Ohio
Youngtown Sheet and Tube Company
Brier Hill Steel Company
Union talks lead to possible merger of two Evangelical groups
The United Evangelical church at Bar rington on October 3 reports its oct fourth quadrennial conference will vote on a proposed union with the Evangelical Association, a merger under discussion for ten years. Both bodies claim large memberships and a Detroit meeting may finalize the merger if approved.
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Barrington
General Conference of the
United Evangelical Church
Asso
Jacob Albright
Pennsylvania
Ign O
United Evangelical Body
Evangelical
General Conference
the Evangelical Association
Detroit
United Evangelical Conferense
Church Union
The
Evangelical Association
Union
East Pennsylvania
M. T. Maze
Lamars
W. F. Hei
Allentown
United Evangelical Conference
Secretari’s
Churehy
Jews Observe Atonement Day in High Point
The Jewish community in High Point observed Yom Kippur with 24 hours of fasting from sunset Sunday to sunset Monday. Nearby, the Orpheum theater reopened after five weeks with Art Candler's Broadway Follies to an enthusiastic audience featuring Howard and Earl and Babe and Billy Groves. The program will repeat today, with an entire change planned for tomorrow.
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High Point
the Orphan
Orpheum Theater
Art Candler
Howard and
Earl
Babe
Billy Groves
Revival Visit Sends Local Pastor Abroad
Rev. James A. Clarke of the First Baptist Church plans a ten day trip to Atkéemeon, WN C to assist Rev. Beth Weston in a revival meeting. Arrangements are in place and the trip aims to support the religious event and outreach in the area.
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James A. Clarke
First Baptist Church
Atkéemeon
WN. C
Mr. Clarke
Beth. Weston
The
Baptist Church
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Wide Skin Cure Reach
Advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful, painless remedy claiming to reduce swollen veins piles goitre ulcers and various skin diseases. It says the original patent medicine by a physician supports the claims and notes complete directions with each bottle.
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Moone
Tris Woiderius Sun Eon
America
Patie
Pharma
Recovering from Broken Neck in Chicago
Basil Wal lace, twenty four, a printer, was saved from a broken neck after diving from a pier. Doctors say he will recover aided by a neck stretching apparatus that relieved pressure from three broken vertebrae on the spinal cord. Seabrook and Griffin Acquitted in Charleston murder case. Prohibition agent Seabrook and railroad detective Griffin were cleared after court ruled they fired only after being shot at during duty.
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Chicago
Basil Wallace
Charleston
S. C
A. B. Seabrook
B. A. Griffin
Court of General Sessions
Utah Prison Population Figures for 1922
The census bureau reports 414 inmates confined in Utah prisons jails and police stations on July 1 1922, versus 495 on July 1 1917. The 1922 totals include 197 in state prison 146 in sixteen county jails and 71 in six cities.
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Census Bureau
Utah
Turks Burned Etiquette Books Warn of Blunders
A terse remark notes that burning and pillaging etiquette books by Turks would have prevented such blunders, suggesting the value of proper conduct and decorum in shaping behavior.
Prison Menu Shortage Sparks Complaint in Franklin
In Franklin Pennsylvania a jail menu item ham and eyes was scratched from the prisoners diet today. Bread and coffee were substituted. Chief J P Cornell attributed the change to a growing vagrant demand for French fried potatoes on the side.
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Franklin
C Jty
J. P. Cornell
If Tariff Passed by Machine Politics It Was a Subtracting
The statement argues that the tariff, alleged to be approved by machine politics, operated as a subtracting mechanism, implying concealed reductions or losses in value. The claim frames political processes as depersonalized, efficient yet eroding gains.
Postmaster General Cuts Money Order Rate to Britain
The Postmaster General issued an order reducing the money order conversion rate for payments to Great Britain from 4 dollars 60 cents to 4 dollars per pound sterling. The new rate takes effect October 4.
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Postmaster General
Work
Great Britain
Hinman Bones and Fetish Objects Highlight Ancient Artifacts
A fragmentary note describes Hinman bones kept with amoeta charms and mentions an old fetish believed to be the mammoth thigh bone. The text references ancient artifacts and associated beliefs.
Beehive Behavior Hint During Approaching Storms
Bees are observed to exit hives and hover near entrances as storms approach, signaling heightened activity and potential shelter-seeking behavior among the colony.
Requisition Issued for Negro Adam Miller
Governor Morrison issues requisition papers to New York for Adam Miller a negro wanted in Charlotte for assaulting a white woman last December Miller is detained in New York City Sheriff Cochras of Mecklenburg County travels to Newark to secure his return
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Raleigh
Morrison
New York
Adam Miller
Charlotte
Miller
New York City
Cochras
Mecklenburg County
Newark
One Man Quits Tobacco After 82 Years of Chewing
A longtime chewer quits after 82 years as his wife encourages the change. The man ceases tobacco use, marking a notable cessation after decades of habit.
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Meric Wapon
Blind Women’s Lab
Woman's Home Companion
American Magazine
Start Drug Co. High Poe
S. Main Street
Madensiselle Edmonde Guy
France
Sli
Sams Ansv
India
Neil Avani
China
Kezama
Barbers
Colter
Seabrook and
Griffin
R. L. Lofein
David T. Yow
College Street
Ordhinery
Hickh
Teensboro
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