Treasury to Offer 20 Million Long Term Bonds to Public
Washington June 1 AP A $20,000,000 long term bond issue will be offered to the public June 15 by the treasury to retire short term securities. Secretary Amfelson announced the move amid a $1 billion treasury deficit. April business showed continued improvement per the commerce department. The bonds mature in 1949 and bear 3 1 2 percent interest with redeemability after June 15. They replace $589,000,000 in certificates of indebtedness, reducing short term debt to about $2,900,900,000.
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Washington
Treasury
Amfelson
Commerce Department
United States
Food Poisoning Myths and Real Risks Discussed
Dr Seorris Fishbein reviews shifting views on food poisoning once blamed on promaine poisoning. He cites misdiagnoses, varying reporting rules, and cases like 1928 chocolate cream pie infections. Meat products and improperly prepared foods remain common culprits, while canning is less frequent. Modern food handling and pasteurization improve safety despite higher costs.
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Seorris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Mygma
Health Magazine
Bostom
E. O. Jordan
United States
Sistase
Birthday, weddings, deaths in Ashland and Clarksburg
Community notes recount Mr and Mrs J L Maxey celebrating his 60th birthday and a surprise for Mrs Chester Cobb on May 24 1921. Marriages include Miss Nellie Streby and Charley Stephens in California Mo and Miss Dorothy Bailey and Talley Sappington near Clarksburg. Sterling Martin Sr age 68 dies near Ashland May 21. Burial at Salem Church. Frank Lloyd Birnett has tonsil operation in Columbia. Fire destroys William Emmon chicken house. Linne district notes Peter Maasen returns from St Marys Hospital. Dorothy Mae Catherine born to Mr and Mrs Joe Neuner. Sponsors listed. B Y P U holds social at T E Whitfield home.
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J. L. Maxey
Chester Cobb
Nelllte Streby
Ed Streby
Clarksburg
Charley Stephens
California
Dorothy Bailey
Charley Bailey
Tarlley Sappington
Henry Sappington
W. B. Mehaw
Prade
Ag. Sappicton
Farmers Produce Co
Baptist W. Ar
Baptist
China
Ashland
Sterling Martin
Here
Tessie Butcher Martin
Floyd
Kansas City
Norton
Steeing Price
Columbia
Mar- Bareh Selby
Near
Lonnig
Eugene
J Pp. Maupin
Salem Church
H. PB
Cheavens
Church
Frank Lloyd Birnett
Dr. Hardy Hospital
Win. Emmon
B. Y. P. U. Society of Ashland Baptist Church
T. E. Whitfield
Linn Mgr
Peter Maasen
St. Mary's Hospital
Joe A. Newner
Dorothy Mae Catherine
Catherine Neuner
Jos. Sprenger
Mrs A D Dickson and others suffer health woes
TEBBETTS Mrs. A. D. Dickson is suffering with a hurt hip. We wish her an early recovery. Mrs. Emil Stock has a severe case of poison ivy and eczema. Miss Hulda Geimenhardt is recovering from a long ear infection.
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A. D. Dickson
Emil Stock
Hulda Geimenhardt
Fortuna Club Social Includes Baby Birth Notice
The West View Ladies Farm Club met with Ms Myrtie Schaffler on Wednesday. Members and visitors enjoyed a chicken dinner. The day’s work focused on quilting and rug rag crafts. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs E E Hutcheson on May 18.
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Fortuna
West View
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NEA Service, Inc
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Rhode Island
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