Gas Pipeline to Bring Cheap Fuel to St Louis Industry
The St Louis Daily Democrat reports a planned nine line gas pipeline of 26 miles to deliver 106,000,000 cubic feet daily to metropolitan plants at about 30 cents per 1000 feet. Tentative contracts for 70,000,000 cubic feet daily are noted, with promises of industrial growth, new jobs, and reduced smoke as fuel gas spurs steel and manufacturing investment.
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Louie
Lovie
Ft. Ie
Ebread
George Smith
The
Industrial Board
St. Louis
Smith
Local residents host a string of Sunday guests across towns
Special to The News Hi at, Clarke and nearby towns report visitors over the weekend. Names include Mias Zifa Leekalah, Ben Bradford, Lawrence Stedtlander, Miss Sadie York, KR. Ted Woods, Mrs. John Reeves, Mrs. Ruby Means, Mrs. W. E. Aiken, and Miss Frances Moore visiting from Rochelle.
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Standard
Mias Zifa Leekalah
Clarke
Mise Mildred Wieble
Ben Bradford
Lake Providence
Lawrence Stedtlander
Salma
Ed Briehn
Schuchs
Kirby
Jena
H. &. Holloman
Mies Sadie York
Tullos
May Woods
Ted Woods
Columbis
C. T. Woods
John Reeves
Grayson
W. E. Aiken
Ruby Means
John Beaves
Clia
John Hooper
Will Rhinehart
Mesdames McDonald
W. Beasley
C. W. Wilson
J. R. Logan
Zelma Haynes
Monroe
Frances Moore
Postmistress Appointed at Mer Rouge Louisiana
Mer Rouge Louisiana appoints a new postmistress as a local official fills a key civic role. The story notes ongoing regional efforts to address community issues and public services.
Eradication of Ticks Declared Achievable With Effort
Dr Mohler of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry says cattle tick eradication is feasible at modest cost with cooperation among stockmen lawmakers and inspectors The bulletin explains scientific work and benefits of state county and federal efforts against ticks and the diseases they carry Also noted Mrs J H Leech is named postmistress at Mer Rouge effective January 19 after serving as acting postmistress since 1927.
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Baton Rouge
John R. Mohler
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Mohler
J. H. Leech
Mer Rouge
Core drilling maps virgin Kansas oil fields
In Wichita Kansas oil firms use core drilling to sample shale and rock deep underground. From Wichita to the Colorado line over 100 wildcat tests are under way in core drilled zones with Sedgwick County alone attracting as much as 500000 dollars in spending, repaid by discoveries.
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Kansas
Wichita
Colorado Line
Sedgwick County
Ice Man Faces Rivalry as Dry Ice Enters Refrigeration
New York reports the ice man confronts a new competitor in the cooling trade as dry ice enters the refrigeration market. The piece notes the shift from traditional ice to mechanical cooling and signals ongoing industry disruption.
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New York
Dry ice production aims to cut costs and size
The text notes carbonic gas field use to press and densify gas into dry ice at about 114 degrees below zero. Efforts aim to reduce production costs and develop smaller, efficient containers for the refrigerant.
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Erator
Domesticated Woman Demands Separate Life For Star Blanche Ring
New York Jan 80 Blanche Ring declares theatrical folk should not marry within their circle. She notes her separation from husband Charles Winninger who she says is the type who needs a domesticated wife following a long marriage.
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New York
Blanche Ring
Charles Winninger
Delhi Deli News Roundup Reflects Illnesses Deaths and Visits
Mrs FE L Averett wife of the Delhi Baptist pastor was removed to Riverside sanitarium Monroe for treatment. John Quincy Minter 23, sailor in the U S Navy, died of spinal meningitis in Honolulu and was interred at Delhi Masonic cemetery after services led by Rev T K Morrison. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs D K Minter and his wife and two children. Other local residents noted include influenza cases W G Halbert and visitors from Baton Rouge and Rayville.
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FE. L. Averett
The
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New Orleans
Charles T. Hall
Vickeburg
John Quincy Minter
D. K. Minter
United States Navy
Honolulu
Delhi, Masonic
T. K. Morrisson
Cascarets Promote Gentle Regularity From Cascara Laxative
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a doctor recommended cascara laxative. It claims cascara is a natural stimulant derived from tree bark and that Cascareta candy form provides gentle, habitual relief without relying on stronger laxatives. The copy warns against laxative dependence and urges asking for Cascarets at the drugstore.
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