Federal guidance school aids illiterate ex soldiers in farm training
More than 4000 disabled ex service men placed in agricultural training with up to 1500 more approved. A guidance school led by Dr. Walter J. Quick provides elementary work for illiterate and foreign illiterate men before entry into unit agricultural courses. Units span one month each, form a year, and credits may transfer to state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural
Bubc College
Simith- Hughes
Federal Board
Federal Farm Board
Telerate
Walter J. Quick
Quick
Agricul
Guidance School
Minister Freed After Warning Moonshiners in Kentucky
In Lexington Kentucky Andrew Sear a minister was freed in federal court though his brother Bella paid a $50 fine for warning moonshiners of revenue officers. The court ruled a minister may warn a flock member of danger without criminal intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Andrew Sear
Sears
Bella
The Perils of Cherry Picking in Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Indiana elderly retiree Anthony Steinmetz aged 64 was picking cherries on a stepladder when a honey bee stung him causing him to lose balance. He fell twelve feet and suffered a cut to the head both wrists broken and three ribs fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Anthony Steinmetz
Steinmetz
Mexican Mint Revival Aims to Recoin Half a Billion Silver Ounces
Expert from Nogales led by Mr. Butters proposes reestablishing old Mexico minting to coin 500 million ounces of silver. The plan, backed by silver mine interests, would restore hard money, stabilize pricing, and create a domestic silver market while mint profits repay the investment before transfer to the federal government. A 94‑member committee will push the proposal to General Obregon during his Nogales visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Butters
Salvador
Nicaragua
Mr. Butters
Nogales
San Francisco
Orient
Man With Grit Wins And Becomes A New Spirit
A prose passage describes grit shaping a person who dares the impossible and acts as a different person under its influence. It notes grit can arrive late or emerge at first great testing, driving work behind the effort and transforming behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Fear Impure Water Demand for Purifying Chemicals Rise
The Public Health Service warned that 30 million city residents face imminent water contamination due to a shortage of alum and chlorine. Emergency appeals seek railroad priority as only eight carloads of raw alum material reach a major plant monthly against a 120-car requirement. Surgeon General Cumming called the situation alarming with summer heightening water borne disease risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Public Health Service
United States Public Health Service
Cumming
Flyer With Summons Chases Train To Serve Case
Denver attorney Harry G Saunders pursued a Union Pacific train by airplane to serve summons on J D Bird who Saunders says was fleeing Denver jurisdiction. Learning Bird planned to leave the state, Saunders rushed to Union Station but missed the train. In a friend's plane they sped 120 mph to Hudson and served the summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Harry G. Saunders
Union Pacific
J. D. Bird
Saunders
Bird
Union Station
Hudson
Free wedding and year of rent paid in Pentageville parish
Father Albert I. Rivers of the Church of the Assumption offers to marry the first couple to wed in his four year non marriage parish. He will provide an elaborate reception and pay one year’s rent for any available residence chosen by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentageville
N. Y
Albert I. Rivers
Church of the Assumption
Local residents visit relatives and return home
Miss Eddie Lavilleama of Dilworth visited her sister Miss Letha Williams in the city last week. Miroslava Svoboda returned from Yoka mum where he attended a summer normal. Miga Kennie Clark came back from Hallettsville to visit Mrs W W Thigpen. Mrs William Franke and baby left for Shiner after a pleasant visit. August Krause Jr. of Trouston, visiting his parents near Oak Grove, works as a bookkeeper at South Texas National Bank.
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Eddie Laville
Williama of
Dilworth
Letha Williams
Miroslava Svoboda
Yoakum
Miga
Kennie Clark
Hallettsville
W. W. Thigpen
William Franke
Baby
Shiner
August Krause, Jr
Trouston
August Krause
Oak Grove
August
South Texas National Bank
Leduc
Alta
Canada
Triner
George Stecun
Tony Prale
Gowanda
Francesa Beles
Redlands
Calif
F.K. Kollicka
Joseph Winser Company
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Joseph Triner Company
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Association of Mine Owners
Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Butters
New York
Forest Products Laboratory
Department of Agriculture
Stacep
Southwest Micropublishing, Inc
Bill
Pa Vanderpelt
Man With
Henri Raquin
Breach Base
Bots
America
Waltereed Hospital
France
Adolphus McKenzie
Robert S. Fletcher
Army
United States
Federal Health Officers
Robert H. Moulton
King and the
Tinghams
Jants
F. J. Kuevek & Son
Kotzebue Drag Co
Corp
Kopecky Drug Co
Joe C
Kopecky
Moulton, Texas
McGee's
A. &. Kotzebue Drug Co
Bertha Papacek
Pauline Rehmet
M. Kotzebue
Fred Boening
Path
Anita von Lienen
San Antonio
Lillian Biebunko
Rosenberg
Frank Nachlinger
Frank C. Koester
Miss Lydia
John Smothers
J. M. Frierson
Flatonia
Rudolph Jaeggli
Richard Rehmer
Shiver
D. F. Johnson
City
Girace
Arista Kathleen Preston
Olga -Valenta
Joe Marek
Laura Valenta
Mrea
Joe Kunetka
James William
Ie. Henry Koester, Jr
Bevan
Autosales Co
General Auto Repairing
Maxwell Cars and Trucks
Allis Chalmers Tractors
Presto
Port TaGe
Humble
Playerphone
Evates
Playerphone Talking Machine CO
A.F. Kotzebue Drug Co
Rexall
Boehm’s
Aly
J. Koester
Lucas Rehmet
Grom
Setikeey
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