Latin American Gold Fund Could Stabilize Chilean Peso
American financiers discussed using surplus U S gold to aid Latin American nations including Chile by supporting a gold conversion fund of about 114 million gold pesos. Economists say it could stabilize the paper peso and support an ample currency in circulation, while not requiring U S gold for trade normalization.
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Southern Baptist Sunday Schools and Baptisms Report
The statistical department of the Sunday school board reports 21 080 Southern Baptist Sunday schools with 2 193 591 pupils enrolled and 240 974 baptisms by Southern Baptist churches in the last year. The white church population in the South reaches 3 281 710.
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Churches Back Global Peace Move At General Assembly
Des Moines May 20 affiliates of Protestant churches urged adoption of a declaration of international ideals. They support permanent world federation justice courts arbitration boards and broad disarmament. Robert E Speer heads the Federal Council of Churches and their report aided public sentiment for the Washington Conference on Limitation of Armament.
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Valley Grove social notes mixed with farm talk and ads
Miss Fanny Eggert visited relatives for two weeks and returned Tuesday. Several callers including Mrs. Stella Stewart, Mrs. Lottie Ward, and Mr. and Mrs. Ward visited. fishing party listed with Lombard, Thornt on, Champion, Harold, and Petrie kin. Alvin Smith helped plant corn. Lottie Ward injured by a plank but improving. neighbors busy farming after dry spell. Local visitors from Leavenworth and Lawrence noted. Sunday social and commerce entries include brick ice cream specials and osteopathy ad.
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Ward
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Roy Viets
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Lawrence
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Leavenworth
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Election for Employes at Santa Fe Hospital Trustees
Topeka Kansas May 20 Announcement of the election outcome among Santa Fe railroad employes for two board of trustees seats will come soon. Ballots were due April 15 and counting is under way with five candidates competing. About 40 000 eligible voters. expected total 20 000 to 25 000. Elected members will devote full time and earn 3000 dollars yearly.
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Large receipts reported for Southern Baptist Sunday school
Jacksonville reports show record year for the Sunday school of the Southern Baptist convention with receipts totaling 31,289,489, surpassing last year’s 141,767 overage. Dr L J Venness of Nashville presented the convention report noting sustained growth despite national economic downturn.
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Army to Concentrate Lighter-Than-Air Schools at Scott Field
Belleville May 20. Virtually all U S Army lighter-than-air craft including balloons and airships will be concentrated at Scott Field if plans approved by Secretary Weeks. Langley and Arcadia fields will be merged into Scott Field with new hangars and permanent structures costing several million dollars.
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Credit for activities at Roosevelt High School
Emporia Kansas May 20 Dr J G Lull urges credit for school activities including athletics glee club orchestra debate and dramatics as part of the curriculum Roosevelt High School re organised to award real credit for high school activities Each student must take some form of athletics one unit for three years up to four units for vocational music and up to three for music as outside work Similar credits apply to debate oratory and dramatics.
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Working Girls Look Here Testimonial From St Louis
A testimonial letter from Lulu Lucas of St Louis claims vegetable compound restored her strength after a year of illness and inability to work. She states her stomach and pains improved and urges others with similar troubles to try the product.
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Washburn College elects queen for May fete on campus
Cain se of Chanute was selected queen of the Washburn college May fete in a student election. Miss Steel defeated six other candidates for the honor, with Ruth Marsh of Topeka close behind. The fete will be on the college campus Friday evening May 26. Miss Steel will select her attendants. Bristle Brushes at Barber's Drug Store.
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Douglas County Board Adopts May 1922 Session Notes
The Douglas County commissioners approve a session record dated May 1922. Names and figures appear as Vaughn, Jongs and others with an amount of 75.00 noted in the damaged OCR segment.
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Douglas County Poor Fund Report April 1922
Report details expenses from the Douglas County Commissioner of Poor for April 1922. Lists salaries, deputy assessors, clerical work, school expenditures, bridge work, road maintenance, materials, and services with numerous named individuals and organizations. Includes payments to landowners, vendors, and service firms, totaling varied line items.
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Inmates of Douglas County Home April 1922
Record notes inmates at the Douglas County Home for April 1922. Superintendent cited as Geo C Brune with day and month details, though handwritten portions are partly illegible. The item documents a historical county facility roster and administrative reference.
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