Farm crop and livestock value reaches record 1928 total
The Farm Journal estimates total farm crops and live stock products in 1928 at 16.268 billion dollars, up 13.3 percent from 1922, 30.7 percent from 1921, and 2.6 percent above prewar 1910-14 values. Texas and Iowa exceed 1 billion each. Missouri, Ohio, New York, Wisconsin, Kansas, Nebraska, Indiana, California, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania follow. North Carolina ranks 15th with about 100 million.
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Bustou ‘of Research
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Towa
Missouri
Ohio
New York
Wisconsin
Kanaap
Nebraska
Indiana
California
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Nott Carolina
Holiday Awakening Lifted by Stella and Dick
Clifford Winters, jealous of Stella’s attentions to Dick Carpenter, wanders through Trenton Christmas shoppers and confronts changes in himself. He realizes he never gave Stella meaningful gifts, contemplates losing her, and finally asks Stella to the Thompson home, presenting a bouquet as a bold new step in pursuing her.
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Winters
Stella
Thompson
Carpenter
Clifford
Trenton
Hin
Dick Cunpersier
Hetle
Oh Daddy Tuneful Musical Comedy Heads to Grand
Kilroy Britton presents Oh Daddy a tuneful musical comedy at the Grand Opera House. The show praised in New York and Chicago for a long run moves to the local stage for a one night engagement with heavy ticket sales reported by Manazey Scherer.
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Rhyede Kilroy-Britton
Oh Daddy
Ctrand
New York
Chicago
Avé Ly Richard
Maddox
Willhite
Appetry
Grand Opera House
Manazey Scherer
Marriage Licenses Issued in Bloomfield area list
Circuit Clerk David F. Bland issued marriage licenses to wed since last week. Merrill C. Yount and Zelpha Muterspaugh of Switz City. Earl Bryan of Sullivan and Bernice Taylor of Linton. Joseph Wasmer of Jasobsville and Minnie Fields of Midland. Joseph Walter and St Li Jarvis of Jasonville. Elmo Banard and Ina Camden of Linton. Edgar and May Carpenter of Switz City.
Dr George F Edenharter Dies at 66 in Indianapolis Hospital
Dr George F Edenharter longtime superintendent of the Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane died in Indianapolis at 4 45 p m from a paralysis stroke suffered last May He was 66 and had shown strength in summer before a relapse left him bedridden ten days his son Ralph E Edenharter a Philadelphia lawyer survives him funeral plans not yet made
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Indianapolis
George F. Edenharter
Central Indiana Hospital
Edenharter
Ralph EE. Edenharter
Philadelphia
Idealism and moral ideals guiding personal career choice
The piece argues for individual freedom to shape careers as long as none are harmed. It emphasizes justified ideals and the value of allowing people to pursue paths they choose without infringing on others.
My Youth Cream Claims From Edna Wallace Hopper
An actress touts Youth Cream as a secret from French beauty experts to preserve a youthful complexion. She states daily use both night and day keeps skin supple, bright, and as soft as a baby’s, urging others to try it for life‑long delight. Supplied by druggists.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Crean
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