Pleasant Chapel Church Activities And Society Notes
Local families including Langston Simons Huck and Rupert attended events at the Earl Rupert home and Zion. The Otterbein Guild and Missionary Society plan a joint May Mother and Daughter meeting. Zartman and Mrs Zartman traveled to Huntington for business. The C E Society anniversary program includes scripture lessons, songs, reminiscences, talks, and offerings. Families also attended a Huntington tax-payers meeting. Milo Dinius traveled to Lafayette for Purdue judging contest.
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Rultus Langston
Ora Simons
Wilbur Huck
Earl Rupert
Sarah Callison
Della Langston
Carrol Rainbart
Zartman
Zion
Otterbein Guild
The
Missionary Society
Huntington Monray
C. E. Society
Boyd
Dinius
Sec. O. T. Deever
Carrol Raichart
Virginia Simons
Lillian _McCombds
Altha ‘Simons
Milo Dinius
Church
Leatha Martin
GC. E. Society
Altha Simons
Mrs. McCombs
Lee Ebersole
Rev
D. W. Zartman
Artman
Huntington
Lafayette
Purdue University
More Animal Glands Used by Pharmaceutical Houses
A 15 year rise in gland based products from slaughtered animals expands across the U S. Glands from cattle calves sheep and hogs including ovarian pituitary pineal thyroid thymus suprarenal pancreatic and parathyroid are used to make medicines. Some packers now produce finished gland products in house and one firm reports 35 preparations for medical and surgical use.
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Bureau of Chemistry
Unites States Department of Agriculture
Icnnet
Pepsin
Wanted Experienced Line Man for Immediate Work
Roanoke Telephone Company seeks an experienced line man for immediate employment. Apply at the company office to discuss position requirements, duties, and pay.
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Roanoke Telephone Company
Lower Bids Indicate Cheaper Public Road Construction
Early bids for public road work show substantially lower prices for the coming season as reported by the Bureau of Public Roads. Grading bids range from 20 to 231/4 cents per cubic yard in Missouri, Arkansas, and Minnesota, below 1921 levels, with concrete road costs per square yard in Ohio Colorado and Georgia also easing against long term averages.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Arkansas
Minnesota
Ohio
Colorado
Georgia
180 000 Miles Of Roads Mean Economic Improvement
Officials say the Federal-aid highway system will reach about 130 060 miles nationwide once completed. Completion depends on Federal funds, with the Bureau of Public Roads noting the pace mirrors funding levels. If roads were torn up, motor vehicles would face widespread disruption and economic impact.
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United States
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Automatic tests to select road building materials
The Bureau of Public Roads at Arlington Experimental Farms conducts tests on about 60 sections of experimental road to compare rock, gravel, and sand. A machine simulates truck wear thousands of passes to determine wearing properties. The goal is to expand usable materials and reduce import costs.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Arlington
Bureau
Taxing Automobiles Heavy Trucks and Road Tax Proposals
The piece argues for higher taxes on heavy trucks to curb road damage, noting Indiana should grade vehicles by weight or horsepower as in Minnesota. It cites a truck cost example, claims taxpayers bear the burden, and urges taxpayers to heed this to stop highway destruction by overuse.
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Colonel Stoll
Indianapolis
Indiana
Traction Company
Minnesota
Be Taken Away from Them by All Means
Fort Wayne News argues that autos should pay for road use, proposing user-based tolls or fees to fund maintenance and infrastructure equitably. The piece emphasizes accountability for drivers and the burden on the transportation system.
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Fort Wayne News
National Republican introduces six week trial offer
A promotional note offers six weeks of the National Republican weekly review for ten cents in stamps or entry, addressed to Circulation Department, National Republican, 425 10th St N W, Washington DC. It praises broad national politics and civics content for all readers including children and new women voters. The regular price is $1.50 per year.
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National Republican
National Capital
America
10Th St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Fire Safety Instructions for Volunteers and Public
A Roanoke Corporation notice outlines ten fire safety guidelines for the public. It stresses calling exact fire location, keeping clear of firemen and hoses, and supporting volunteers, while noting this is a volunteer company with possible errors.
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Telephone Central
Unay
Roanoke Corporation
Chas. J. Fausz
Precaution Promotes Leather Mold Prevention
The Bureau of Chemistry of the U S Department of Agriculture cautions against using potent poisons to prevent mildew on leather. Keep leather items like harness shoes and suitcases in dry ventilated sunlight to prevent mold during spring and summer. If mold appears wipe with damp cloth or wash with soap and warm water and oil lightly with neat’s foot oil.
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Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Telephone as your news line appears in ad
A compact notification offers a news line service with a 160 day time line and a 54 night time option available around the clock. The text presents a dial in number for continuous access and emphasizes round the clock availability.
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Arthur Sigin
Purina
Hen Chow
A. Wasmuth & Sons Co
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J. W. Kemp
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