Local newspaper rate card and service details
The station lists subscription rates by region including Jefferson County and surrounding counties. Rates cover annual, six month, and monthly options for in county, nearby, and distant areas. Monthly, weekly, and per-call prices are shown for mail and in city delivery.
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Mier
A Thought For Today Psalm Verse By Bowring
A devotional line notes that while chance and change affect humankind and time passes, God’s mercy never wanes and He embodies wisdom and love as timeless.
South needs $5 billion capital infusion to boost economy
A National Planning Association committee argues the South remains the nation’s poorest region and must attract private investment of about $5 billion to diversify beyond cotton, raise per capita wealth, and foster industry and agriculture expansion. The report urges private firms to back growth with targeted projects and farm support, while acknowledging needed government aid.
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National Planning As Association
Fragmented crossword style clues and word list line up
A dense set of crossword style clues and abbreviations covering topics from comedy to geography. Entries include terms like Notary public, Apud, and various abbreviations, with numerous numbered clues and partial answers across multiple categories.
Mackenzies By Dewi It Mackenzie AP Forcing Affairs Analyst
Secretary of State Acheson says the complete inside story of American relations with China may be told soon. Senate debates and a letter from 21 senators push for assurances the United States will not recognize the Communist regime but will aid Nationalists. Observers see this may speed publication while questions linger on what constitutes a responsible government and when recognition might occur. The issue centers on China policy, maintaining support for Nationalists without empowering communism.
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China
U. S. Senate
Truman
United States
State Department
America
Washington
Brucellosis Undulant Fever From Animals Explained
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan outlines brucellosis or undulant fever, its 4000 annual U.S. cases, diagnostic challenges, and animal transmission from hogs cattle sheep and goats. He notes tests rely on skin or blood tests, stresses pasteurized milk and eradication in livestock, and mentions promising but limited treatments with streptomycin and a sulfa drug.
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United States
Doctor Clarifies Mastoid Disease Terms and Infections
The doctor explains that sclerosis of the mastoid cells and chronic otitis media are not identical but usually stem from the same chronic ear infection affecting deeper ear structures and the mastoid processes. The note adds a tangent about tire chains and a 1900 Paris experiment with an electric trackless trolley line.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
Paris
Notice of sale of school property in Jefferson County Illinois
On July 9 1949 trustees of schools of township No 8 range No 1 will sell at public sale the school building contents and outbuildings at the premises in Township 3 Range 1 East of the 3rd principal meridian formerly Fair View or Dees School District No 24 Jefferson County Illinois. Sale to be for cash.
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Dees
Jefferson County
Tllinois
Washington shadows in House and Senate committee sessions
Today in Washington covers three labor bill amendments on national emergency strikes with a 10 am meeting time and House referral back to Committee. Armed Services Committee resumes hearings on the House-passed military pay bill at 9:30 am. Appropriations Committee reviews foreign aid for occupied Greece and Turkey at 9 am. Republican Policy Committee convenes at 8:30 am. Joint Atomic Energy Committee continues an atomic program probe at 9:30 am. House debate on housing bill continues at 11 am after Senate approval. Agriculture Committee votes behind closed doors on a new farm bill at 9 am. Armed Services Committee hears Secretary of Defense Johnson on unification at 9 am.
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Greece
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Agriculture Committee
Oaks Lead Planting Along Streets in United States
More oaks are planted along streets and roadsides of the United States than any other variety of tree, maples ranking second.
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The
United States
Be frank in refusing sales pitches at once
The passage urges directness in declining offers from salesmen to save time for both parties. It contrasts wrong politeness with a right approach and notes Norway imports all automobiles, lacking a domestic motor industry.
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