Co operation urged by farmers in state report
The State Grange backs Patton's plan for a Bureau of Markets and Marketing and urges reforms in distribution to cut costs. It calls for organizational efficiency, direct farmer cooperation with common carriers, and district milk distribution to reduce prices. Consumers may benefit from buying in bulk and at milk stations if small shippers can’t access fair freight rates.
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Committee On Agriculture
Philadelphia
Marine Corps Sergeant Major Rickers Named Candidate
Washington January 18 Veteran of campaigns in China Cuba and the Philippines and famed for a military bearing praised by the Kaiser Sergeant Major Henry A Rickers has been named as one of the candidates for an officers commission in the Marine Corps The report notes his notable service and distinctive appearance marking him for potential advancement within the corps
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China
Cuba
Philippines
Henry A. Rickers
State Police Orders Bring Detachment of Four to This Place
Indiana State Police orders issued yesterday by Major Groome will deploy a four-man detachment to the locality, directing police presence and anticipated cooperation with local authorities. The move follows routine patrol augmentation and aims to ensure public safety during upcoming events.
Sub stations planned for state police protection
On orders of Major John C. Groome, state police will establish sub stations across Pennsylvania. Each station will have two to four officers, with veterans in charge. Detachments will relocate before month’s end to posts in Greensburg, South Brownsville, Fayette and other counties, including Cresson, Monongahela City, Saltsburg, and more.
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Notable Wartime Mention of Riekers in Marine Corps History
The note recalls Riekers gaining attention in Kiel Germany during a visit of the U S S Louisiana before the war when Emperor William praised him as the finest looking soldier in Germany. It also references Carranza’s views echoed in similar terms.
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United States Marine Corps
Riekers
U. S.S. Louisiana
Kiel
Germany
William
A SPECIALIST Coming Here Monday Each Week
A physician surgeon advertises weekly visits at the Moore Hotel in Indiana. He touts a large practice built on honest treatment of chronic diseases, uses multiple medical systems, and offers a free consultation and examination for a limited time. He claims success through experience, patient referrals, and a mix of allopathic, homeopathic, and electric treatments.
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Barnes
Moore Hotel
Indiana
Liner flotilla heads to South American ports with American passengers
The Lamport and Holt liner Vauban, carrying 250 passengers including many Americans, is due to reach Bahia, Brazil, after departing New York January 6. Other ships include Sava and Minas Geraes subsidized by Brazil, the Saga as a fast South American carrier, and a note that locomotive sales last year set a new record.
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Vauban
New York
Bahia
Brazil
Minas Geracs
Lloyas G Brazileiro
Barbaives
Building an American merchant marine urged by governor
Governor Martin G Brumbaugh of Pennsylvania argues that revitalizing the national merchant marine is an economic necessity for independence and industrial preparedness. He warns that current policies remove tramp steamers and foreign sales erode flags from the seas, hindering future access to world markets.
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Martin G. Brumbaugh
International News Service
Ila
Pennsylvania
National policy to rebuild merchant marine and private industry
The speaker urges national enactment to rehabilitate the merchant marine, urging Congress to favor private initiative over government carriers. Proposes a fixed multi-year subsidy tapering over twenty years to attract capital, then private ownership. Emphasizes expanding domestic manufacturing to refine goods at home and boost skilled employment.
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Ten-pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Palmer
Mr and Mrs Murray Palmer welcomed a ten-pound boy. Grandview visitors Mr and Mrs James Morrison visited their son in Elizabeth. Mrs L B Fitzgerald of Pittsburgh visited her mother Mrs D W Rose. Hart Palmer returned home after a two week stay in Wheeling. Mrs George T McHenry and Mrs Clara McHenry visited Prof and Mrs D Lester Wing ar in Cherry Tree, who are parents of a new nine and a half pound girl.
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James Morrison
Grandview
Elizabeth
L. B. Fitzgerald
Pittsburgh
D. W. Rose
Hart Palmer
Wheeling
George T. McHenry
Clara McHenry
Cherry Tree
Rest Men Plan To Save Pines From Blister Disease
Washington January 18 delegates from across the United States and several foreign nations opened the International Forest Conference to discuss saving the white pine from blister disease now attacking many states. Canada is also represented as foresters fear a chestnut wipeout could recur unless the pine is protected.
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International Forest Conference
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Atlanta Brides Trade Peaks At Brisk Market Prices
Trading was brisk at the municipal marriage exchange in Atlanta with brides selling at fancy prices. Blonde brides fetched up to 110.5, brunettes up to 108, and market shares remained strong. A Consolidated Auburn flurry cooled by reassuring reports as optimism and demand for healthy wives persisted amid peaceful conditions.
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Atlanta
Auburn
Aged Woman Succumbs in Fire Rescue Attempt
Mrs. Luzy Baker aged 88 died after suffocating while trying to escape a fire that partially destroyed her home. She lived alone.
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Someprsht
Luzy Baker
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