Farewell to summer and Old Farmer notes
A reader filled page items from September 1973 noting seasonal events such as Greta Garbo born September 18 1905 the autumnal equinox September 22 and forecasts from Old Farmer’s Weather for New England and the coastal regions with cloudiness rain and heat patterns. It includes a medieval style exchange about wells and home hints like chair seat repairs and apple moisture tricks.
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Greta Garbo
Chicago
Mickey Mouse
North Country
New England
J. G
Manafield
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Middle Atlantic
Piedmont
Florida
Upstate
Toronto
Montreal
Ohio Valley
Deep South
Great Lakes
Great Plains
Central Great Plains
Texas-Oklahoma
Gulf
Rocky Mountain Region
Southwest Desert
Pacific Northwest
California
Yankee, Inc
Dublin
N.H
Wall Street OKs higher fees as SEC rounds on fixed rates
The SEC approved NYSE moves to raise brokerage fees on big trades up to 300000 by 15 percent and smaller ones under 5000 by 10 percent. The changes aim to offset profit problems amid slow trading while the fixed commission system will end by next May as competition sets the rates.
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Hoavw York
Wall Street
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
SEC
Bache & Co
Widow of Allende pleads UN aid to stave Chile crisis
In Mexico City the widow of Chilean president Salvador Allende, traveling with 66 others from Santiago, urged the United Nations to intervene to prevent civil war after the military coup. She described Allende's sacrifice to spare workers and students and called for international action as Chile faces turmoil.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Donald Billmaier
Billmaier
United Nations
Mexico City
Salvador
Chile
Salvador Allende
DC9
Santiago
Laura Allende
Luis Echeverria
Mexico
la Moneda
Tomas Moro
Mrs. Allende
Hugo Vigorena Ramirez
Hog Report Anticipates Next Winter Pork Prospects
The Agriculture Department will release a Friday hog production outlook for December through February, signaling whether farmers will expand breeding despite high feed costs and a recent price drop from August highs. The report, watched by Corn Belt producers, covers planned farrowings and price expectations into mid 1974.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Clude
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Oldarmer
Lmanac
Ray Garrett Jr
the Cost of Living Council
Wells Fargo Bank of
San Francisco
First National City Bank of
Allende
Themiele
Fidel Castro
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Philco
Philco-Ford
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Philcomatic
DynaColor
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Television Headquarters