In business at same stand for 35 years
A local merchant marks 35 years at the same stand, reflecting on decades of service, community ties, and steady trade. The feature notes long standing customers, the shop’s evolution, and plans for continued operation in the neighborhood.
Department Warns Cotton Planters Against Fake Remedies
The Department of Agriculture cautions cotton growers about patented boll weevil remedies, noting many are untested or useless. It urges demand for official test evidence, cooperation with state and federal stations, and careful spending as many products fail to prove value.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Department of Agriculture
Association of Southern Agricultural Workers
Memphis
Florida
Federal Department
Electrical Industry and Power Supply Trends
The article notes that nearly one third of U S industrial power comes from electric power and light companies and that the 5600 electric operating firms include fewer than 2000 municipal plants. It observes a nationwide shift from municipal to private utilities for cheaper, better service and warns taxpayers subsidize municipal deficits.
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United States
Cotton belt moves up north many states to try new crop
Washington April 5 With cotton at over 81 cents a pound and boll weevil damage rising in the South northern farmers in frost-free areas of 180+ days will plant cotton. Varieties mature in 120-140 days, irrigation aids growth, and new western territories grow cotton free of pests. World cotton shortage heightens value and prospects of northern belt expansion.
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Robert Fuller
Washington, D.C
New Western Territory
U. S
United States
Panhandle
Texas
Kansas
Cenna
Mssouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Alleghenies
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Long Island
Missouri
Cairo
Yoioto
Old South
TWAS EVER THUS Moviegoing Scene Poem Card
A light verse about going to a cinema as the lights go up and lovers draw close. It playfully contrasts prim couple behavior with the swooning hero and star and ends with a humorous note on proximity and printing.
Murder Shocks New York as Jewelry Heist Hits $15000
Dorothy King, renowned model, was slain in her upscale New York apartment. Investigators report jewelry and furs valued at $15000 stolen while a wealthy New England manufacturer admits leaving the scene late at night. Police are pressing to solve the case and identify the motive.
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Dorothy King
New York
New England
Leather Boots and Belting Exports Rise for January 1923
The First National Bank in St Louis reports U S exports of leather boots and shoes in January 1923 at 477 610 pairs, up from 322 317 in January 1922, with men’s up 54 311 pairs, women’s up 58 242, and children’s up 42 840. leather belting exports reach 66 496 pounds, up over 20 000 from 1922, aided by Canada Cuba and South America. In seven months to Jan 31 1923 belting exports total 706 244 pounds valued at 1 060 416, versus 449 540 pounds valued at 667 820 in the prior year.
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First National Bank
St. Louis
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Cuba
South America
P Prune the Prof Expresses Frustration Over Missing Watch
A professor bursts from his home exclaiming he forgot his watch and has no time to return, showing his frustration with the delay. The brief vignette captures a moment of hurried routine.
Street lighting linked to deaths and crime rise
Street lighting faults kill about six hundred people annually in the United States and cause roughly 54 million dollars in property damage each year. The American Society for Municipal Improvements urges higher lighting standards noting crime drops up to 41 percent on well lit streets compared with darker ones.
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United States
Sas
American Society For Municipal Improvements
Society
Impossible One: Dance Offer to Miss Peach
A playful scene centers on Miss Peach as she agrees to take all of the dance invitation. The dialogue captures flirtatious banter and mutual consent within a lighthearted moment.
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Miss Peach
Pecos Enterprise's Bold Rise Prompts Local Curiosity
The Pecos Enterprise stands out in local media with a bold, recognizable brand. Residents weigh its impact on news access and community identity as readership grows and advertisers take note.
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