Unclear text on Chamber program funding and agriculture
The fragment discusses a chamber of commerce program and rising costs in a county, noting agricultural issues and state and federal funding efforts. It mentions Kansas government expenditures and a general push for progress amid ambiguous details.
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Chamber of Comaree
Antery Cindentifie Agricultural Nsiohich
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Ignarey
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Kansas
Dairying and Fares Spark Market Debate in Hempstead County
In Hempstead County a persistent shift shows cotton prices averaging around 41 percent higher while butterfat declines mirror national trends at 29 percent. The discussion centers on how food industry demand and pricing affect farmers and the broader economy. The piece notes ongoing debates on resource use and future prospects for dairy and cotton, referencing local observations and market sentiments.
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Hempstead
Prize Editorial on Wallace Hurley and Neighborhood Pride
An Omaha Bee piece discusses the value of a neighbor’s home and its influence on community pride. The author argues that personal effort in housing, gardens, and children’s upbringing contributes to town prosperity and civic responsibility, outweighing tax fears and charitable largesse.
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Move Aghain at Stunting RY of Nation’s Airplane Makers
Washington meeting of leading airplane manufacturers passes a resolution to ban stunting except for necessary test work. They argue public safety justifies curbing stunts, while criticizing displays that endanger bystanders and cast aviation’s image as risky.
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Artaly Cole
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Uythermore
Debate Over Russia Embargo Sparks Business Split
Washington debate grows between hardline embargo advocates and those seeking export markets as Russia remains a key customer. Mooney advocates expanded trade while Hyde and American manufacturers warn against alienating Soviet buyers. General Motors and Henry Ford have long ties, with a small share of American auto exports to Russia in 1928.
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The Coolidges Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
BBARRS reports the Coolidges marked a silver wedding anniversary amid quiet celebration. The item notes quirky anecdotes about hats and politics, mentions Philadelphia baseball fans, and praises a young chef who baked a cake for President Hoover in Cleveland. It references exports and consumer advice about cheese.
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Pantomime Too Vigorous Wording Causes Heart Attack
An elderly man, Alfred Church, collapsed and died after a football match description by Gillingham England referee. The vivid pantomime in commentary was cited as overly vigorous and linked to the fatal heart attack.
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San Francisco Mayor James Rolph Jr Addresses Board
James Rolph Jr long-time San Francisco mayor spoke before the board of supervisors in a formal capital setting. He emphasized municipal governance and weighed in on wartime measures as he presented his views and policy priorities.
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San Francisco
Local paper notes thrift and court actions in Hempstead County
The Odean Times Record reports busy week in Ozan and nearby towns with court items including Megson acquittal and Cox fines, plus district updates from Hempstead and Brownstown. Hope High students publish initial semimonthly edition. Mentions wedding trip to Malvern and Mabel’s Room coming to New Grand theatre next Friday.
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Malvern
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Hope ‘High School
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Mabel
New Grand Theatre
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Local News Brief From Holly Grove and Area
Farmers near Holly Grove prep to harvest crops as weather allows. Mrs. A P Clark shows improvement after a minor operation at Julia Chester hospital. Selous Atkins of Bat at White Place and Sim Boyett with family from New Howe visited Mrs. Luther Alsin on Sunday.
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Selous
Atkins
Batat White Place
Sim Boyett
New Howe
Luther Alsin
Ram Boyett of Stamps Visited Sister on Sunday
Ram Boyett of Stamps visited his sister, Mrs. Luther Alsin, Sunday. School at this place is progressing nicely, Alex Clark of DeAnn spent awhile Sunday evening at the home of A. P. Clark.
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Stamps
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Alex Clark
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A. P. Clark
Ten Buffalo Bulls Slated for December Hunt in Arizona
Phoenix, Oct 21 UP Ten bulls of the Arizona Buffalo herd roaming House Rock Valley are marked for death by the state game and fish commission. The hunt will be in December. Ten hunters and ten alternates will be chosen with alternates filling in if a hunter cannot go. Only hunting license holders may submit names.
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Arizona Buffalo Herd
House Rock Valley
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