North Louisiana farmers urged to use six inch hoe spacing
Local farm agent cites adoption of six inch hoes for chopping cotton as raising yields. Eight inch and thinner spacing reduce stalks per hill, improving per acre cotton output by about ten percent. Millsaps King Co. and Atkins and Calhoun distributed hoes to promote thicker planting methods.
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Louisiana
Yent BE. R. Strahan
Millsaps Ting Co
Crew Lake
Atkins
Calhoun
St. A
Belt
Raisers Meet At C of C April 1 On Poultry Practices
A poultry raisers meeting is set at the Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday April 1 at 1030 a m. Miss Elsmer Wilson state poultry specialist will attend to assist with incubator and ventilator adjustments and demonstrate a flame can. She notes 95 percent of incubator users succeed and urges attendees to report egg set and chicks hatched to gauge flock sizes. The event supports cooperative poultry marketing plans. The meeting is called by Jewel McQuiller home demonstration agent following Farm Bureau discussion.
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Ttree Chamber of Commerce
Liss Elsmer Wilson
Miss Wilson
Iss Wilson
Farmal and Poultry Association
S. Jewel McQuiller
Dinneregular Prices and Tin Shop Offers Nearby
An OCR fragment lists diner prices and cafe specials with breakfast or dinner items and coffee add ons. It also advertises Bell's Tin Shop at 410 Walt Street offering tin valleys and galvanized valves with per foot prices and lengths.
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Bell's
Walt St
Bus Waiting Room 208 So Grand Telephone 772
A brief transit note lists a waiting room labeled 208 at So Grand with contact telephone 772 and a date 4-25. The clipped OCR suggests an internal reference or schedule entry for a bus facility or public service location.
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Grand
Doctors Back in 1832 Advertised for Fees
In a December copy of the Black River Gazette an 1832 ad from Dr. David Perry appeals to debtors to settle long owed bills. He notes doctors earned modest fees and may abandon practice without prompt payment, urging settlement by mid January.
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Btica
N. Y
Lowville
David Perry
Jane
Fowler McCormick Works Nine Hours a Day in Milwaukee Plant
Fowler McCormick, son of Harold F. McCormick and Edith Rockefeller McCormick, labors nine hours daily at International Harvester’s Milwaukee plant loading metal pigs on wagons. He earns 15 dollars weekly, paying four dollars for board in a cheap rooming house. He is godson of Fifi Potter Stillman and took the job on her advice.
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Fowler McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester
Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Milwaukee
Wis
The
Harvester Company
Fifi Potter Stillman
James A. Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Barney Google Returns to Monroe After Illness
Billy DeBeck creator of Barney Google has recovered from a serious illness and is back on the job. Barney Google travels toward Monroe on Spark Plug with Sunshine and Ruby in tow and is due to arrive Monday April 6 as fans await the familiar comic in the News Star.
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Barney Google
Monroe
Hill and Dale
Sunshine
Ruby
Google
Mr. Google
News-Star
Dora
King Features Syndicate
Billy DeBeck
Paris Texas to Try Municipal Recreation Department
Paris Texas begins a move to establish a municipal department of supervised recreation. Edwald Pettet of the Playgrounds and Recreation Association of America outlines plans and aid available. The program aims to curb crime, reduce costs, and promote healthy citizen development through community recreation.
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Paris
Texas
Municipal Department For Recreation
Shreveport
Edwald Pettet
Playgrounds and Recreation Association of America
New York City
Louisiana
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Pettet
Great Southwest
Radio Programs Digest Highlights Circuits and Schedules
Courtezy Radio Digest by the Associated Press lists upcoming airings and program notes across stations. It covers schedule changes, feature segments, and notable debuts, signaling audience interest in new episodes and lineup adjustments.
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Courtezy Radio Digest
Associated Press
Radio Listings Across Cities Highlight Classical and Jazz Acts
A dense schedule of radio programs across major cities features organ concerts, orchestras, operas, and dance bands. Notable entries include WGN Chicago with organ and ensemble programs, WEAF broadcasts in Newark, and KGO Oakland with Salvation Army pianist soloists. Attendees are urged to tune in for live performances and themed hours.
Tomorrow Radio Schedule Highlights From Major Stations
A compact guide to programs across WSB WLS WEBH WMAQ WGN WEAR KOA WWJ WHO WHAS and more. It lists concerts lectures talks and various musical acts including organ and piano pieces and orchestral performances scheduled for April.
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WLS
Chicago
WEBH
Chicago Post
WMAQ
Chicago News
KYW
Brunswick Hour
WGN
Chicago Tribune
WLW
Cincinnati
WEAR
Cleveland
WEAF
WFAA
Dallas News
WOC
Davenport
Denver
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Dallas
KOA
WWJ
Detroit News
WHO
Des Moines
WBAP
Fort Worth Star Telegram
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
WHAS
Louisville Journal
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
North Dakota
Men and Women in News of the Day gan concert
Radio station listings show a day of concerts and performances across Omaha Oakland Schenectady and Porto Rico with orchestras choirs virtuoso soloists and a glee club. Listings note times from early evening through night at KGO WOAW KFAB WKAQ WGY KFNF WBZ and others.
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WWJ
Detroit News
WEAF
WBAP
Fort Worth Star Telegram
WDAF
Kansas City Star
WHAS
Louisville
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WOR
Newark
KGO
Oakland
Salvation Army Band
WOAW
Omaha
WKAQ
Porto Rico
WDWF
Providence
WOAI
San Antonio
WGY
Schenectady
Brunswick Hour
WBZ
Springfield
KSD
St. Louis Post Dispatch
WRC
Washington
American Families Show Big Decrease
Detroit dispatch reports AW Frye supreme commander of the Maccabees cites University of Wisconsin surveys. He says 750 families of a generation and 2,500 of the next show a decline in average children per marriage by about 3812. The finding implies shrinking family sizes in moderate income groups.
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Detroit
Mich
I. N
A W. Frye
Supreme Commander of the Maccabees
University of Wisconsin
Passage on native West middle class family studies
Fragmentary text notes a study of families in the West focusing on native parentage across past and present generations. It mentions middle class groups and generational examination within the region.
Dr Charles D Walcott Celebrates 75th Birthday Today
Dr Charles D Walcott one of America's leading scientists marks his seventy fifth birthday today. A paleontologist famed for Cambrian fossils he has headed the U S Geological Survey and led the Carnegie Institution while serving as secretary of the Smithsonian since 1907.
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Charles D. Walcott
America
Smithsonian Institution
U. S. Geological Survey
National Museum
Carnegie Institution
Federal Reclamation Service
Dr. Walcott
American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Academy of Sciences
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