Seed quality and agricultural talks at Leesburg event
The Leesburg meeting featured talks on seed quality and crop seed adaptability with Prof J. agronomy project leader noting profits from seed use. Tobias E Zimmerman won first prize gold medal in corn judging. state seed association and Experiment Station urged farmers to rely on them for seed information.
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Prof. J. Agronomy Project Legislacure
Improvement Association
Leesburg
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Adams
Metzger
T. E. Wolfe
Southern Planter
G. W. Patterson
Agrancoss Esticational Bureau
Frederick
Siiver
John Cockxervil
North Fork
Vath of
Lucketts
How Schools May Serve Public Better Theme Ad
Fragmentary text shows a theme about how schools may serve the public better. The readable parts mention a general discussion and a jurial or public interest angle with uncertain details. No clear person, place, or organization is established in the legible lines.
Taxes Show 1928 Decrease With Mixed Income Shifts
The report details 1928 tax figures showing a nationwide decline in income taxes and a rise in miscellaneous taxes. It notes specific totals for income and corporate taxes, compares 1927 and 1928 collections, and mentions Coolidge considering attend ceremonies for honorary degrees.
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North Carolina
New York
Marynd
District of Columbia
Coolidge
Washington
Atte
Tum
Two Hurt When Autos Collide In Terrace Glens
Two people were injured after a collision between vehicles on HGlaws terrace. Police investigated the crash and summoned medical crews to the scene.
Kael's Quiet Return Shocks Local Fans
A fragmented note hints at Kael returning to the stage, drawing sudden attention from longtime supporters. Details are sparse but letters praise Kael's impact and promise future appearances.
Impeachment Trial Briefs Rise Over Calta Case
Report notes intensifying impeachment trial activity with charges against Calta outlined and Shin referenced as a related figure. Legal steps unfold as officials press for clarity on alleged misconduct.
High Blood Pressure Shortens Life Says Study
A health article notes that chronic hypertension raises risk of early death and contributes to heart disease strokes and organ damage. It cites doctors urging regular blood pressure checks and lifestyle changes to reduce risk.
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Ohio
Temark
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Hglaws Terrace
Slon
Simet Oon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oblahors Giguere
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Calta
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the Hygeia Ice and Coal Co
J. W. Grove
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Pearce
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McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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Scacty
Burnsy
Eoreyar
Doan
S. C
Ear Fhs Milburn Co
Mit
Chen
Suffaio
Axminster Bugs
Mercer
Cnure
the Rug Store
Mullinix
Bentz
East Patrick St
Farmers & Mechanics
National Bark
Frederick, Maryland
South Pole
Maytag
Antarctica
Low Pole
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Maytag Company
Newton
Baden
Sace
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