Shattered Fragments of Life and a Local Supper
A reflective poem about scattered pieces of life and hope ends with a note on a community event. The Bay View Reading club meeting at Grassyale featured a Thanksgiving theme with a Turkey program, illustrated Plymouth scenes, and thanks given. The Bay View gathering noted illness absences and a shift of a Preschool Study Group to Friday afternoons.
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Bay View Reading Club
Arch Moore Diihhouse
Grassyale
R. M. Briant
North
Washington Street
J. S. Gibson Sr
Might Dtnes
Dt. West
Fred Harrison
Sid Henry
C. C. McNeill
South Main Street
Amerie Music
Da'ylock
Mrs Robertson and daughter head to St Louis for radio broadcasts
Mrs Robertson and her daughter Jean departed Thursday to St Louis where Jean will perform a series of radio broadcasts before returning home.
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C. Robertson
Jean
St. Louus Quad
Chicago
Creamulsion Promise Against Colds and Coughs
An old advertisement touts Creamulsion as seven remedies in one for chest colds and coughs. It claims quick relief with a harmless formula and urges readers to visit their druggist who will refund money on the spot if relief is not achieved.
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Hope
Nevada to Hold Bankhead Sessions for Farmers
Nevada county to conduct Bankhead Act refer endum education meetings in all townships. Farmers owners renters and sharecroppers urged to attend to study the agricultural situation and elect township committees to oversee feed and seed and county scale purchases. Meetings set for November 26 27 and 28 at 2 p.m with church and community locations.
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Nevark County
Nevada County
Ami Falcon
Bodean
Emmet
Willisville
Glenville
Van Sweringen Plans Missouri Pacific Reorganization
The Missouri Pacific, crippled by $403 million debt and 72 percent funded debt, is the subject of a planned reorganization involving the Van Sweringens and the RFC chief Jesse Jones. A trustees meeting in Washington and talks with Alleghany Corp pursue recapitalization to avoid liquidation. Railroad shares fell as the conference opened, with no specific railroads named for receivership.
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Are Commerce Commission and
Railroad Credit Corporation
Missouri Pacific
van Sweringen Transportation Empire
First Railroad
Jesse Jones
RFC
van Swetingens
van Sweringen
Jones
Washington
Frvo
RIC
Allegheny Corporation
Missour Pacific
Alleghany Corporation
Missouri Pacific Trustees
L. W. Baldwin
The
Guy A. Thompson
Wall Street Hag
Hwwever
Mr. Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Cotton Reduction Plans Face Farm Policy Debate
The article reviews proposed acreage cuts of 25 to 45 percent below base averages with a base around 11 million acres for the country. Parity and rental payments are tied to lint pound rates, possibly two cents, while cotton exports and domestic consumption affect overall curtailment. It notes a large cotton surplus and policy fears by Secretary Wallace and mentions crime rate context and cell aging facts.
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Wit
Wallace
Canyudun
Governor Outlines Emergency Feed Loan Program Details
Governor Myers explains Farm Credit Administration emergency feed loans, 200,000 initial advances totaling about 14 million dollars and 165,000 supplemental advances around 10 million dollars. Loans aid stockmen facing severe winter feed shortages with monthly advances, reserve feed, and liens, urging early applications to prevent delays from weather disruptions.
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W. J. Myers
Myers
Grouth
Gold racketeers and culinary curiosities from old notes
The text describes a gold racketeer exploiting gullible buyers, explains that gold is weighed in troy weight for exchange, mentions a copper pot cooking method used by Indian natives who discard contents when disturbed by another caste, and notes that pretzels get glassy dips from a solid or weak solution.
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India
Clarifying Use of John Doe and Richard Roe in Early Law
The text explains that John Doe and Richard Roe were used as fictitious parties in early English common law. John Doe served as the plaintiff or alleging party in placeholder actions while Richard Roe acted as the corresponding defendant.
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John Doe
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