Four To Sell Cigarettes Under New Law In Malvern
The new cigarette law allows licensed sellers to retail to customers over 21. Malvern towns grant licenses for 50 dollars yearly. four firms—Clem & Criswell, Higgins Bros., Bateman & Rupe, Roberts Bros.—have applied and posted bonds. City revenue may rise about 200 dollars annually, while sellers must recoup costs through sales. Minors are forbidden from obtaining cigarettes and face fines for those who furnish them. The statute is described as strict with strong enforcement provisions.
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Malvern
Clem & Criswell
Higgins Bros
Bateman & Rupe
Roberts Bros
Argentinian dairy exports surge 1910–1920
In ten years Argentina lifted butter exports from 6,344,000 to 44,881,000 pounds and cheese from 800 to 19,661,000 pounds. In 1920 Argentina sent 5,297,000 pounds of butter and 12,103,000 pounds of cheese to the United States, while Great Britain bought 25,543,000 pounds of butter and 40,812 pounds of cheese.
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U. S
Argentina
United States
Great Britain
Washington Letter Airplane Carriers
Washington reports that the Naval Appropriation Bill was enacted without funds for airplane carriers. An amended provision for two ships was struck out in conference. Senator Miles Poindexter plans a separate bill to build at least one carrier, arguing air service needs and national defense require carrier flight operations. Senator Norris proposes using accrued interest from wartime loans to fund a future soldier bonus act, noting unpaid interest totaled over $922 million as of May 16, 1931.
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Washington
Senate
Miles Poindexter
House
Navy
Sts Air Service
Poindexter
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Norris
Frear Defends Tariff Bill Lower Rates Versus Payne Aldrich
Congressman James A. Frear cites Tariff Commission data to back the new tariff bill, saying overall rates are lower than the Payne Aldrich law. He notes dyestuffs provisions may be too high and stresses expert testimony over speeches from witnesses.
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James A. Frear
Wisconsin
Tariff Commission
Mr. Frear
Payne «Aldrich
Tfrearh
North Carolina history from Raleigh to statehood
A concise history traces North Carolina from Raleigh and the Roanoke colony to New Bern 1710, and through settlement waves by Virginians Huguenots and Germans. It notes population growth to fourth among colonies, ratification of the Constitution in 1789, and the name origin from Carolus Charles IX and Charles II.
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Jonathan Brace XII
North Carolina
Raleigh
Sir Walter Raleigh
Queen Elizabeth
America
Roanoke Island
Virginia Dare
Virgin Queen
England
Spain
Virginia
Trance
Palatinate
Newburn
Caroling
South Carolina
Carolus
Charles
Charles IX
France
Charles II
North Casroling
Old North State
McClure
Herrick Soundness on Protection and Economy
Congressman Herrick argues protectionism helps American workers by limiting foreign imports that harm employment and wages. He notes demands for retrenchment, praises Harding's fiscal restraint, and urges evidence of need for extending debt payments to European nations. He cites 100 percent air mail efficiency, with focus on the New York to San Francisco route and Postmaster General Hays.
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Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
Herricks
United States
New York
San Francisco
Hays
Iowa Crop Yields Rise Per USDA Report
Iowa tonnages show gains in corn and other staples per the U S Department of Agriculture data with state output improving from prior estimates. Officials note weather and acreage shifts influenced recent figures, highlighting Iowa as a leading grain producer.
Iowa Leads in Corn and Oats Production in Midwest
Over three years Iowa produced an average 414.2 million bushels of corn annually, far ahead of Illinois at 310.84 million. Iowa also led oats with 223.54 million bushels versus Illinois 161.9 million, totaling about 71 million more bushels than one seventh of U S corn and oats combined.
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Illinois
Iowa
Towa
Ilinois
United States
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Board of Supervisors
Washington Letter Airplane Carriers
Payne
Herrick
Harding
P.O
U. S. Department of Agriculture
S. R. Skaggs & Son
Marion Ave
Badett & Rinehart
Iowa Service Company
Mnalvern, Tawa
Lyon
Glenwood
C. €. Lucas
U.S. Nobby
U.S
Usco Tread
U.S. Nobby Tread
United States Tires Rubber Company
Salyers Auto Company
M. Walter Clites
Emerson
W. John Jones
R.F.D. Emerson
Hastings Auto Co
Hastings
L. Lyman
Tabor
W. Liston
I. A. O. Harney
Henderson
Iow
E. J. Andrew
Heperson
C. H. Hall
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