United States Faces Record Peace Time Bond Issue
The United States plans an $800 million long term bond sale bearing 3 4 percent interest to cover deficits. The issue, dated June 15 1931, matures June 15 1949 and may be subscribed by banks and public investors. Bonds exempt from federal state and local taxes, with various denominations, will be handled by Federal Reserve banks.
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Tales of the Tribes by Editha L. Watson
The Wichita Indians history opens with Coronado in 1540 and the quest for Quivira. It traces their journey from Kansas to the Red River and Texas, missionary attempts, cannibalism reports, disease, migrations to Oklahoma, and eventual allotments after 1902, with related notes on Takelma and Chilean corn.
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la Harpe
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United States
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Western Newspaper Union
Chic millinery for summer includes variety of straws
CHERIE NICHOLAS surveys summer millinery featuring rough braids, sailors, flop hats, and milan hats in bold colors and delicate trims. The piece outlines styling tips, pattern guidance for bias trim, and gift ideas for a bridal shower, highlighting Noel Francis as a reference and detailing construction steps.
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Milan
Cherie Nicholas
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