Push for two dams on St Lawrence waterway
Washington reports American engineers have outlined a two dam plan for the international St Lawrence waterway. The United States seeks immediate negotiations with Canada to advance the project while Canad ian willingness to share financing and power markets remains uncertain. High officials expect quick action as talks with Ottawa intensify and negotiations resume after a year’s pause.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Waterway
United States
Canada
W. D. Herridge
Lemier Bennett
Ottawa
Bennett
Hanford P. McNider
Hoover
Frocrant Thursday Programs At Motor Orchestra Event
Thursday listings show a Busy program with W Maxwell House and J and P Dance Orchestras. Readings include Cisra Lu and Em Paris 910 and 9 10 00 Mildred Thailey and Kings Jesters plus Paisis d Or Orchestra. Friday features Pancake Program Marine Band Gilum Pianist with Weather Forecast and National Farm and Home Hour. Various acts like McGrew String Trio Tal Henry North Carolina dance and Organ Harmonies appear along with Nestle's and Armour programs. Amos n Andy and Jane Froman end the lineup.
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Maxwell House
Marine Band
Gilum
Hay
National Farm and Home Hour
McGrew
Tal Henry
Dane
Janette Frowe
Nestle
Q-Armour
Paul Whiteman
Clara
Amos
Andy
Tack Denny
Mount Royal A
Jane Froman End
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Wheat Price Note
A jumble of crossword clues appears with numbers and partial phrases alongside a note on wheat prices and livestock feeding. The text mentions advertising plans for Vicks VapoRule in a new white stainless form, alongside details on wheat and corn mixes and price changes.
Memorial notice for Mrs Sim Snyder in Eudora Kansas
Mrs Sim Snyder nee Agnes Frances Moll born near Olathe Kansas March 28 1876 died August 1931 at 55. She married Sim Snyder March 27 1901 and had five children four surviving sons Raymond Clifford Ralph and Glen. Funeral held at home with Rev Loren Rapier. burial in Eudora cemetery. Numerous relatives and attendees listed from Eudora Kansas City Lawrence and Minnesota. local church rally noted.
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Sim Snyder
Agnes Frances Moll
Olathe
Kan
Raymond
San Francisco
Clifford
Kansas City
Ralph
Glen
Louie Moll
Nellie Schubert
Eudora
Fred Moll
Julius Moll
Loren Rapier
Eudora Cemetery
Riling
Lillie Seit
Annette
Ella West
William Spaulding
Euben
Rose Welch
William Reinich
Frank Wade
Robert Gabriel
Cox of
Topeka
Wheat feeding gains traction for livestock in 1932
Washington reports a rising share of the wheat surplus will be used as feed for stock and poultry as price declines persist. Farm officials note wheat and corn are similarly nutritious when properly mixed, with many Illinois farmers reporting favorable results while a few see poorer outcomes. Minnesota studies put added weight costs at about $4.75 per 100 pounds when corn priced at 55 cents a bushel is used.
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Washington
APJ
Agriculture Department
Farm Board
Illinois
Roorn
Minnesota
Advertising push doubles budget for Vick Chemical Co
Our advertising appropriation for this season has been more than doubled. As in the past the great bulk of this money will be spent for newspaper space. And as in the past we expect it to bring us satisfactory returns. Vick Chemical Co makers of Vicks VapoRub announce an aggressive policy despite distributing over 26 million jars annually.
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Vick Chemical Co
Vicks
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