West Ward Carnival Aims to Raise Funds for Chapel Debt
Announcement urges West Ward and East Ward communities to support a carnival to clear the remaining debt on the chapel and recreation hall built and in use for twelve years. A recent pledge drive nearly reached $1,100 of an estimated $700 still needed, with plans to raise the balance at the next work event and dedicate the building at the upcoming Stake conference.
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West Ward
Uife
A. En Cave
NO APPEASEMENT HERE SHAMING THE DICTATOR PLANS
A nationalist editorial rebukes appeasement as futile, arguing dictators' ambitions know no limits. It warns that efforts to appease only embolden aggressors, while noting broad public opposition to concessions and a resistant Democratic way of life.
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Europe
Ufc
Unrecorded City Bonded Debt Urges Honest Appraisals
Malcolm Shermer argues cities carry unrecorded bonded debt that harms property marketability. He notes that if debt equals one third of total taxable real estate, a $3,000 property effectively carries a $1,000 unrecorded mortgage. Citizens rarely grasp the depth of this financial burden.
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Malcolm Shermer
Atlantic City
Industrialews Review
Disparing the Fog: Roosevelt Powers and Willkie Claims
Charles Michelson argues that President Roosevelt holds broad emergency powers but is checked by Congress and the Constitution. He rejects Willkie’s warnings of dictatorship, cites past actions with banks and tariffs, and notes Willkie’s misstatements about Czechoslovakia.
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United States
Congress
Willkie
Roosevelt
Howells and the Rats Take a Bite Out of a Serial
William Dean Howells hesitated to write love passages but was engaged in a serialized tale needing such an ending. He left a installment at the magazine office and the manuscript was filed in a box. The next day most of it was scattered and devoured by rats, prompting a quip that the rat infestation ruined the ending.
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Europe
Lincoln
United States
France Mente
America
St Ditch —Industris
William Dean Howells
Howells
Much Ado About Nothing Riff Keeps Mocking Pepper’s Swimwear
A playful exchange mocks Miss Pepper’s bathing suit. one speaker questions the rave while another challenges the acclaim, noting apparent modesty or lack thereof.
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Miss Pepper
Temptation and a backslider in a Negro church
After a Sunday sermon a pastor greets a supposedly repentant backslider named Rastus who explains he has taken a job whitewashing a chicken coop and building two fences around a watermelon patch, saying he needed a strengthening.
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Rastus
Parity payment rules for 1941 wheat program announced
J M Falmer announces 1941 Agricultural Adjustment Act parity payments with 1941 wheat acreage limits and farm yield basis. Eligibility requires within allotment and no overplanting on other farms. Rates linked to 1941 returns below parity, capped by 1940 price gaps. payments rely on funds per acre. State AAA reports 1940 parity payments 97.4 percent money, 41.5 percent applications complete as of Sept 16.
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AAA
Farmers urged to plant forest trees under soil program
Palmer announces a soil-building allowance of up to 15 dollars for planting forest trees. Farmers may earn up to five dollars for each field with trees, with an 7.90 dollar per acre seedling subsidy and protections for fire. Logan Utah nursery supplies seedlings. Whitney Floyd advises on suitable species. Dairy herd improvement statistics show 1940 list of 3,183 sires used in production records. Surplus program pays 14.5 cents per bushel for Irish potatoes diverted to starch and dextrine.
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Wm Palmer
Iran County
AAA Committee
Tron County
Clarke-McNaty Nursery
Logan
Utah
Whitney Floyd
Extension Forest of
Pngram
Mr. Floyd
Star Aaa
Bureau of Dry Industry
Departme of Agriculture
A Practical Package From a Pilot Son Arrives Home
A family in Montreal received a letter from their pilot-son in the Near East urging them to watch for a parcel. Two days later the package arrived containing seven shirts and about a dozen and a half socks with the brief note Please mend.
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Near East
Montreal Star
Centenarian shares joy on birthday over vittles
A pastor asked the centenarian for a message to his parishioners. In a serene smile the elder replied that what has given him the most satisfaction in a long life is his vittles.
First Step First Barber Student Debate on Completion
A fragment shows a barber student discussion about finishing a course and dedication, with one speaker remarking another appears serious and content with reading discarded magazines. The dialogue hints at motivation and study habits.
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Smith
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