Rain and Harvest Brighten July in Tenth District Review
Kansas City reports July rainfall and harvest lift the Tenth Federal Reserve district, with the July 21 summary noting good wheat and corn prospects, higher farm commodity prices, and production gains over 1936. The district covers parts of Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyomine
New Mexico
Reserve Bank
Ottawa University senior holiday draws 175 seniors from 18 high schools
One hundred and seventy-five seniors from 18 high schools attended the Ottawa University senior holiday on Tuesday. Junior Coen, a former Davis Cup star, and a Kansas City party played an exhibition tennis game.
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Ottawa University
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Egypt invests Farouk as first king since Mamelukes
Cairo July 29 Farouk the First was invested today as king of Egypt becoming sovereign of Misr Nubia the Sudan and Kordofan Darfour before 15 000 000 subjects. He swore to uphold the constitution and defend territory amid vast fanfare. The investiture, not a coronation, was broadcast by radio and marked Egypt’s path to independence.
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Cairo
Egypt
Pha
Farouk
Misr
Nubia
Sudan
Kordofan
Darfour
Tut-Ankh- Amen
Moore's Emerald Oil promises foot comfort and relief
Tired aching swollen feet are eased by Moore's Emerald Oil known across America. The preparation claims fast relief from soreness with a safe non greasy formula and powerful deodorant action. Available at Stewlis Drug Store Round Corner Drug Store or any druggist.
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America
Moore
Moone
Stewlis’ Drug Store
Round Corner Drug Store
Farouk Crowned King After Independence Surge in Cairo
Amid heat, thousands jam Cairo streets for Farouk's investiture. Crowds line a two mile route from Ibin palace to the parliament as Egypt pledges to govern itself after 55 years under an Anglo Egyptian treaty. Farouk’s accession marks a new era for a nation that recently gained independence.
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Firs Tad Chent
Cairo
Ibin Palace
Farouk
Acquit Former Educator in Massachusetts Killing Case
Massachusetts man Thomas E. Elder, former Mount Hermon dean, was found not guilty on both counts of assault with intent to kill and assault with a gun against former colleague Stephen Allen Norton. The not guilty verdict ends a week long trial and spares Elder a possible 10 year sentence, as he returns to his New Hampshire chicken farm. A second brief note mentions Howard Miller, a blind farmer near Berne, Indiana, trapping 489 rats in the past 10 months.
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Greenfield
Mass
Upi
Thomas E. Elder
Mount Hermon
New Hampshire
Stephen Allen Norton
Elder
Norton
Howard Miller
Berne
Ind
Sale Advertisement for Hosiery and Anklets
A vintage ad lists ankle socks and chiffon hose in limited stock. It notes 65 pairs of anklelets in sizes 7 to 9 and 178 pairs of silk chiffon irregular hose in all sizes. Irregulars priced at 1.00 and 1.15 dollars.
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Andrew B. Martin
nLaevig Aveathe
Pisa
Esa
Goodrich Silvrom
Gilbert Francis, Mgr
Erlown Eservice
Massachusetts
Manet
Frances Denny Face PO
D'Raymond's
Gardenia
Zenith Radios
Norge
Briggs
Vanity Fair
Bemberg
Kayser
The
Weaver
Nelly Don
Coats
Rice O'Neill
Dickerson
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