Manabe Press Adverts Fine and Public Notices Listed
A collection of notices from Sharhatdors Meetings includes fines and settlements related to advertising and banking. The document also lists grant conditions and other legal notices affecting local stakeholders and financial actions.
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Sharhatdors
Bank
Civic improvements and community organizing discussed
A fragmented account describes efforts to mobilize towns for civic projects and health initiatives. It emphasizes forming an alliance among towns, coordinating meetings, and aligning efforts to support war time resilience and mutual aid. The text highlights urgency and shared work across communities.
County Fire Notes Aid To Support Rural Industry
A fragmented county memo discusses mobilizing state aid and future funding to bolster rural industry. It mentions farmers involvement, county meetings, and potential public works to spur development, with plans tied to broader state directives and Prohibition era context.
Salary Grabs Stir Congress Commentary
The Ironton Register notes a shift in congressional salaries from 87.00 to 72 500, describing a servant master dynamic and salaries set by the servant, lamenting past “salary grabs” that harmed hungry lawmakers, implying such times are no longer welcome.
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Congress
Eales
Ironton Register
A Chart of Conduct Rules From a New York Merchant
A prominent New York City merchant carried in pocket and memoranda a set of conduct rules. Read these at least once a week, avoid idleness, tell truth, keep good company, honor engagements, be just before generous, earn before spending, avoid intoxicants, guard secrets, avoid borrowing, reject games of chance, keep promises, seek steady gains over haste to riches, and refrain from debt without a plan to repay.
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New York City
Fragmented 19th century notice on cotton ginning and emigration
A messy OCR style fragment discusses cotton ginning in Dunklin county, government crop estimates, and emigration patterns from Europe to the United States. It mentions price, weather, and discouraging conditions, with references to Richmond and Pharr Test Clarion.
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Dunklin
Hales
United States
Europe
Pharr
Truph Line Highway Rewoiation Organized
A local gathering at Dexter on a Wednesday afternoon organized promotional work for the Truph Line Highway project. Delegates from Stoddard Bollinger and nearby counties attended as officers were elected to lead the movement and select representatives from various districts to push for the regional trunk line.
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Truph Line
Dexter
AberPurtea
Goml
Stoddard
Thontin
Bolliger
de Keer
Homeeter
Chie Seetion
CK Porter
Camper
Sterle
Ram Ulen
S Peather
Avdnance
A. Q. Carter
Tam Pollewini Eiespeoesntonte
Bollinger
Woos Thekey
FE Porter Comoubell
Allwotierr Moartisen
Francois Amt
Jefferken
Wall
Geerpeete
sHeatrict
Ferfeie
Jewisbatov Eoyinvitiots
Gonfonds
Ilnaptield
Plight of Europe's Children Amid Starvation Crisis
An émigré era report outlines European child hunger and disease as 40 percent of six to fourteen year olds are undernourished. American aid efforts, led by the European Relief Council and advocates like Franklin K. Lane, seek funds to meet the estimated ten million dollar need for medical care and sustenance.
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Europe
Edd Durand
Polleh
Bes
Viernes
Amerion Steller
Agurisneo
Amera
Heief
Kure
Peres Jidure
Terrier Deere Pee Lee
Ware
Pate
Tomer
Chret
Aerea
Columbus
Ymca
Seth Ee
Franklin K. Lane
European Relief Council
Hewartway
New York
Feentoeg Ford
Worth Saving as Europe’s Children Starve for Aid in Winter
A vivid portrait of Polish hunger and disease underscores Europe’s winter horror. Relief groups led by American Relief Administration and major faith and civic bodies unite to plead for aid for suffering children across Europe. The appeal cites organizations including the Red Cross, Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Knights of Columbus, YMCA, and others seeking urgent support.
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Americas
America
Europe
American Relief Administration
American Red Cross
American Friendl# Relief Committee
Quakers
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Federal Churches of Christ In America
The
Knights of Columbus
Y M. C.A
W. QA
Question prompts on wartime disability and discharge records
A garbled survey style prompt asks about disability, medical care, compensation, and discharge files. It mentions Veterans benefits, insurance, government acts, and asks the reader to provide a name for processing. The text is jumbled and includes references to records with the Registrar of Theeuts and possible bonuses or allowances.
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