Islands Could Make U.S. Rubber Independence
Judge John W. Haussermann argues the Philippine Islands can supply all U S rubber and save costs, citing Department of Commerce estimates of 1,500,000 acres available for rubber growth and potential annual production exceeding two thirds of U S imports. He notes Mindanao and Mindanao land as rubber bases and urges American capital to develop Philippine rubber for national benefit.
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Philippine Islands
United States
John W. Haussermann
American Chamber of Commerce of the
Chamber
New York
Haussermann
Philippines
Seattle
U. S. Department of Commerce
George P. Ahern
Washington
T Islands
Mindanas
American Chamber of Commerce
Great Britain
Georgette and satin frock patterns with sizes and prices
The ad describes two dress patterns from Pictorial Review. First model uses Georgette with a yoke and jabot, optional lace, medium size needs 3 yards of 40 inch fabric. Second model in white satin crepe features a tunic with lace yoke, center lace insert, and required yardage of satin and lace. Prices are 45 cents each.
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Pictorial Review
Life Saving Demonstrations by Barney Oakland Draw Crowds at Hot Springs
Barney Oakland, visiting Hot Springs to perform Red Cross life saving demonstrations, impresses tourists with rescue techniques and resuscitation from a poolside session. He works with local Boy Scouts and the government camp team, planning a major display at Ozark Lithia Springs.
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Barney Oakland
Hot Springs
National Red Cross
B. Oakland
American Red Cross
Oakland
Ray S. Smith
Mabel Mosheir
Ozark Lithia Springs
Red Cross
Welfare Association
Memorial Ceremony by Labar Association Planned
The Labar Association announces a memorial ceremony as part of the 1925-194 session agenda. The supreme court will convene on Monday for the observance and related proceedings.
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Tober
Bend and Bar
Louisiana Bar Association
Supreme Court
Walter B. Sommerville
The
Louisiana
Labar Association
Corn prices surge past five cents per bushel
The Chicago market saw more than a five cent rise in corn prices today as futures finished higher. Reports of crop deterioration due to heat and drought from widespread regions fueled the advance, with September futures climbing to around 947-8 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
A. P
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