Daily News Company Advertisement and Rates
Robert L. Kincaid boiler and manager at the Daily News in Middleford announces advertising rates and foreign representation details. Subscription rates listed per year, with prices for 60 cents, $6.40, and other credits. United Press service note included.
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Open Forum Discusses Military Training in High Schools
A controversial Open Forum in mid-Massachusetts examines compulsory military training in high schools. The piece questions whether mandatory drills and fitness tests shape young men for national service, arguing both sides with emphasis on discipline, patriotism, and potential social impact.
OWE My New Health 10 Konjola Relief Claim
A damaged ad-like passage reports constipation and stomach and kidney troubles. It claims Konjola, a health product, relieved symptoms including nervousness and abdominal pain, with dramatic back and digestive improvements and a testimonial tone. The text cites a street address and generic urban locations as part of the narrative.
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Janid
Mes
Payne Street
Washington Dairy Industry Advances Amid Plant Closures
A garbled report describes dairy industry activity in Washington and Virginia areas, noting Turner County farms expanding milk production, gains from a California plant, and disruptions from plant closures. It mentions milk deliveries, concentration on your supply chain, and army involvement in shipment and safety measures.
Dairy industry growth boosts local farmers and milk profits
The report highlights farmers expanding dairy operations in the Chil and Brigtol areas. It notes Bonham selling milk from five cows, earning substantial sums, and hopes to reach 80,000 pounds of milk exports by year end as the dairy sector grows. It also mentions Wrotl-Phéniy and Gheese in Vienna benefiting from rising prices and demand.
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Sowie
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Brigtol
Vienna
Weehington
Fourth Celebration Amuses City Amid Ocean Parade
An uneven OCR fragment recounts a Fourth of July celebration with a parade and speakers. The text mentions a parade through town, participants including local dignitaries, and various groups performing as crowds cheered. The result is a lively if partially garbled account of a community event.
Institute on Rural Affairs scheduled in Blacksburg
The Institute on Rural Affairs will be held in Blacksburg from late July to early August. Noted university officials from Cornell, Pennsylvania, Ohio State, and North Carolina are among speakers, offering varied topics and practical guidance for farmers plus a low daily fee and meals.
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Cornell University
Pennsylvania University
South Dakota
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Cal C. Taylor
North
Cherry Tree Round Near Jonesville Draws Attention
A fragmented local note describes a large cherry tree near Jonesville, mentions its impressive size and a person named May Tauhiley and his father in connection with the tree. The text hints at a historical or communal interest but remains unclear on specifics or outcomes.
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Ailimost
Breskee
Vent Jonesville
Tauhiley
Nifather
Australian Winter Peas Trialed In Lee
Australian winter peas were tested at Lee with the aim of improving hay crops. Early results show promising yields, supporting integration with wheat farming. Participants include local growers and named individuals such as Gene Grabpel, Hedy Yentes, and Mary Rineaid among others.
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A. Hoigealey
Jamesville End
Stainley
Kgone
Gene Grabpel
Hedy Yentes Mantrine
Gals
Mary Rineaid
Rit
Rody Mates
Aded
Joseph Wingate
Cyris Gawson
Malye Ale Tae Chirk
Tytd Galt
Willian Bates
Rhea Chapell
Heed Stirkley
Kenneth Kitri
Mrs West Delivers China Visit Talk at Church
Mrs. West formerly of China gave a detailed talk on children's and religious progress in China at the Chri ling Church on Tuesday night. Her display featured a stone for the law a worn shoe and Chinese dresses and dolls. She will speak again at the Presbyterian Church Sunday after Sunday School.
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Ieillian West
China
West Hai
Wert
Presbyterian Church
Married couple marks twelfth wedding anniversary
Mu and Mrs W Ball plus Mrs M S Kinestid celebrated their twelfth wedding anniversary on July fifth with guests including Lester lity Lagan Mumphrey Nan Lui Nineaid Nan fee Stickles Logslan Parle Sic Johosm Mivsos Lingig McLin Provence Bayless Mr and Mrs Waite Dean Mr and Mrs Wheeler Kes wervon Mr and Mrs Roy Pryute and others. Guests enjoyed punch ice cream and cake. refreshments followed amid amusements and gifts.
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Nat Richmond
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Local social notes from Pineville and area residents
Mr and Mrs A He Gynes and N Bark L Sunday visited age relatives in Pineville while several locals attended the play Wild Ginger by Flat Warls Suburb residents. Misa Malling, guest of Forne Beale, has returned home to Dig Blone Gap. Gale Tally and Chive were business visitors with Rosy Hin Tuesday. Ross Stickley made a business trip to Powells River Tuesday. Little Mary Stickley visits her grandmother Alies Mred Stickley of Mbit Woods. Mrs. Don Rentel and family joined My Tyent where he works in Miey Dane. Little Miss Sara Stickley visits Dryden. Mrs. Dolly Bly of Middlesboro was a weekend guest of Mrs W W Bules. Many guests of Mrs W. Alex Nat week. Chand Johpgen and Carson Realy of Hagan attended.
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Misa Malling
Forne Beale
Dig Blone Gap
Chive
Gale Tally
Rosy
Ross Stickley
Powells River
Mary ‘Stinkleys
Ales
Mred Stickley
Mbit Woods
Tyent
Sara Stickley
Dryden
Dolly Bly
Middlesboro
W.W. Bules
Dohnsen
Dameh
Jer
Sara
Middlethyro
Young Wilmer Allison Upset in East Orange Tennis Match
The article reports an upset involving young Wilmer Allison in a tennis match in East Orange. It mentions players such as Brughod and Wrench and notes results with scores like 7-3 and 6-? in the doubles event at Wimbledon, alongside local social updates about residents and their activities, travel, and visits. The text also lists community events including church gatherings, visits, and family news.
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Wilmer Allison
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