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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
2
California legislators weigh ending the demurrer as a pleading device in lawsuits. Proponents argue simplified filings and faster resolutions, while opponents warn of rising suits and need for clear standards.
The piece argues that tariffs are justified by claiming to aid farmers, who then become the collateral damage. It notes a shift toward broad upward revisions to protect industry, with manufacturing chemists seeking 30 to 100 percent increases. The Hoover logic is used to claim farm relief requires higher tariffs across the board, placing costs on farmers.
The Art Alliance of America proclaims a competition for artistic kitchen sink designs to promote harmony at home. It lampoons the plain cast iron and pristine white sinks, urging a stylish yet functional model with playful fountain-inspired faucets to win over housewives and daughters.
Fresh attacks target the rural school system as urban approaches press for modernization. Authorities indicate the traditional little red schoolhouse must adapt to survive, aligning with contemporary teaching methods and curricula.
A nationwide critique of country district boards contrasts with calls to improve rural education. Miss Faye Mitchell argues for relocating city pupils to country schools to raise standards and attract top teachers, praising rural schools for independence and practical atmosphere.
Mr Newcomb Carlton of Western Union urges communities to value hidden assets rather than ignore them. A town’s growth depends on residents recognizing opportunities and acting to improve business, housing, and daily life. Everyone must contribute, or progress stalls and areas fade away.
Franklin G Schall and Carrie Mae Deemer were married at the Parsonage Nazareth on Saturday February 16. William C Pfeffer and Verna I Saylor were married at Rev J A Klicks parsonage at 11 am Saturday with a ring ceremony and no attendants. Also listed are farm stock sales notices and a Want Ad seeking a middle aged couple as farmers with references.
Auction notices describe public sale of farm stock and equipment including cows, a black bull, hens, tractors, plows, harvesters, diggers, wagons, harness, hay and grain, beds, stoves, and furniture. Dates shown are Tuesday February 36 1929 and Tuesday March 1st with sales by Charles P Graver and James Flick, auctioneers.
A historical notice lists items for sale including a Fordson tractor, McCormick planters and mowers, hay tedder, multiple plows and cultivators, a wood saw, harrows, a plank drag, potato digger, sprayer cart, Messinger thrasher with self feed, and related farming gear. The fragmentary catalog suggests an onsite sale of farm machinery and implements.
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