Aldermen plan city trucks amid fertilizer dust from plant
At a special meeting Mayor Lloyd Culler and the Board of Aldermen approved purchasing two trucks for the city and accepted bonds for new officers. A farmers cooperative fertilizer plant dust problem near East South Street prompted a delegation to seek remedies as east winds spread odor and debris.
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Board of Aldermen
Charles H. Masser
Farmers Co-operative
International
Kaufman Garage Company
Roney Motor Company
The
Masser
Marion Carmack
Frank Dorsey
James Marks
Frank Holter
P. D. Koons
Walter E. Burall
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
East South Street
Lloyd C. Culler
Charles T. Butcher
Ames
East Wind
Mr. Koons
Koons
Culler
Thomas and Company
Tinymites Dance Sparks Playful Band Performance
A whimsical scene shows the Tinymites dancing with hunter's pets as music fills the air. Flippy Prog on banjo and monkey with a brass horn drive the rhythm while Wee Happy Hopper and Dooty share cheerful moments and Goldy warns about the noisy drum, ending with the hunter declaring the performance concluded.
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Monkey
Wee Happy Hopper
Fair Dooty
City moves to curb plant dust and quack doctors
City officials worry the Ayah meat plant lacks a permit under zoning and should close after current stock is used unless dust seepage to nearby homes is halted. Aldermen seek public health safeguards while plant owners cooperate. Frederick County Medical Society seeks city action against itinerant medicine vendors selling unproven remedies.
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Rosenstock
Ayah
Frederick County Medical Society
Aldermen to act on quack doctors amid bids for street paint
At the meeting the aldermen plan further discussion on quack doctors while City Engineer Elmer St C Maxwell is authorized to seek bids to paint the electric light plank on East Second street.
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Lution
Elmer St.c. Maxwell
East Second Street
Liberty League Adviser Seeks Broader Economic Freedom Crusade
Genesee Idaho Sept 24 Liberty League adviser Liam E Borah urged broadening the movement to protect constitutional rights into an economic freedom crusade. He said the league formation was announced weeks ago and criticized its platform as not ensuring economic freedom.
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Genesee
Idaho
Liam E. Borah
American Liberty League
Iules
Boral
League
Sue
Borth
Find of Large Plant on Ballenger Creek Farm Noted
A large plant fragment was discovered on Millard Zim Ballenger Creek Road farm by Paul and Boyer. The specimen measures about 20 inches and weighs around five pounds with a short stem, found on the nineteenth.
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Paul
Millard Zim Ballenger
Boyer
World stamps honor Bleriot with new air age design
The World reports Ireland’s air mail era expanding with a 1928 stamp issue featuring six values from 10 aur to 1 rupee. The set highlights a monoplane over sea and mountains, with designs showing airplane propellers and border scenes. Louis Bleriot is honored for pioneering flight on a map backdrop.
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Iceland
Oce
France
Bleriot
Louis Bleriot
Blerios
Inside The Home Of A Noted Decorator In 1982
Notes Of The World describes a 1982 décor display with stamps and designs. It mentions 30 cent and 35 semtal issues, colored stamps, a portrait of President Sine tova, and a seven stamp set commemorating a Turkish war drone anniversary. It also cites late 1920s Charlotte portrait stamps and surcharges for official use at the gate of three covers.
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Brelb
Sinetova
Hun
Turkey
Lusendhutie
Charlotte
Sime
Lincoln cent reissue confusion in postage designs
The article discusses the Lincoln cent design, noting views that it is a reissue and detailing its status within regular U S postage designs. It mentions the B-cent variant and the historical context around the currency depiction.
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Lincoln
United St
Farm Units Meet For Planned Production Continuation
A joint meeting of Frederick County Farm Bureau and Pomona Grange leaders planned continued production under AAA policy. President Pleas at presided. secretary Daniel J. Thomas assisted. A committee including Fry, Thomas, Walker, Burns, Etzler, Smith, Pleasant, and Koons was formed to promote the curtailment plan pending AAA guidance as Congress allows continuation beyond 1935.
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Frederick Coutyy Para Bureau
Wilbert L. Smith
Mr. Pleasat
Pomona Grange
Jacob Fry
Jeferson
Far Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Tow Vis
Mr. Fry
Dantel J. Thomas
Faro Bureau
Fry
Thomas
Charles FE. Walker
New London
Walter B. Burns
New Market
Alvie M. Etzler
W. L. Smith
Pleasant
P. D. Koons
Charles Davis
AAA
Ing T
Robbery at West Virginia Stand Near Hyattatawi
Three men in a car robbed the roadside stand operator south of Hyattatawi early Monday at pistol point. They took about $24 cash, cigarettes, gas and left in the automobile. The incident was reported to Montgomery County police.
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West Virginia
Adville
Hyattatawi
Ulery Doe
Oscar
Montgomery County Police
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Goldy
NEA
Servier
Scarbo
Liberty League
Add
Borah
BY Quinton James
Ireland
Kansas Port of Entry
Ry Mintor
Ing Moam
Agnes Foster Wright
Hente Fy
Margaret McBride
NEA Service
Mas
Bureau
Grange
Bay
Rob
Ryaltstown Road
Rongoingy
Foley
Gree
Peoria
Frederick and Vicinity
Lloyd M. Kaschear
Western
Maryland
Doctor Thrift
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick
Bank of Personal Service
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