Wool grower convention outlines favorable season prospects
At the sixtyninth annual National Wool Growers Association convention in Salt Lake City, F R Marshall reports favorable freight, grazing, and market conditions for the coming season. He notes reduced loan hopes, lower commission fees, and the wool marketing plan aiding price gains, while lamb and wool policy uncertainty and processing tax debates affect industry outlook.
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Salt’ Lake’ City
F. R. Marshall
Salt Lake City
National ‘Wool Growers’ Association
Henry H. Blood
Utah
W. D. Candland
James ©. Brown
Colorado Wool Growers’ Association
Department of Agriculture
Marshel
Denver
Ogden
Salt Lake
Federal Farm Credit Administration
Marshall
W. P. Wing
California Wool Growers’ Association
San Francisco Bay Area
Teachers Meeting Program for Chaves County
A full day agenda for the Chaves County Teachers Association meeting at East Grand Plains School on Friday January 27 covers four morning demonstrations. Demonstrations include 3rd grade arithmetic by Louise Tucker a transportation project by Ernestine Stockton a health demo by Virsil Threet and a language lesson by Marie Drysdale readings by Mrs Bruce Connor and specials by Hast Crand Plains pupils. Luncheon is served at noon by East Grand Plains PTA. Afternoon sessions feature Donald McKay New Mexico rural school supervisor with a visit to county schools next week guided by Thelma McCully county superintendent.
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Chaves County Teachers’ Association
East Grand Plains
Louise Tucker
Ernestine. Stockton
Mt. View
Virsil Threet
Qasis Sedgeol
Marie Drysdale
Bruce Connor
Hast Crand
Plains
Ladies of the
Parent-Teachers Association
Donald McKay
New Mexico
McKay
Chaves
Thelma McCully
The Whisperer captives and jewel plot unfolds
In a tense tale the Whisperer abducts Miss Harner amid a web of conspirators. Sir Henry Glazeborough fronts a scheme involving Australian ministers and a plan to ransom or weaponize farm machinery. Roland uncovers the mask as Connie navigates danger in London.
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Ated
Palice
Joyos Merrow
Kolar Riateh
Henry Gagsborsigh
Mt. B
Ated Tery
Connie
Kola
Whitden
Whidden
Roland
Conmte
Sir Henry
Renbold Harner
Australia
Tanwien
Evetit
Harper
London
Henry Glazeborough
Harner
Antipodes
Sir Henry Glazeborough
Mr. Harner
Scotland Yard
Law and Order
England
Bank of England
Sergeant Hendricks
Sidelights On The News and Local Reflections
A long column reflects on shrinking small towns Hagerman Dexter Lake Arthur and others as merchants close shops and crowds shift to larger towns. It discusses advertising, grocery dominance and “survival of the fittest” economics, then shifts to a fictional courtly scene with a Whisperer and a London scandal. It also mentions Ex-Governor Gillie Otero in Washington, PWA funds, and Emma Goldman’s Russia visit.
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Hagerman
Dexter
Lake Arthur
Marchant
Yesteryear
Gillie Otero
Washington
PWA
New Mexico
Emma Goldman
Russia
Detroit Board Erases Mother Goose from Classrooms
The Detroit board of education removed Mother Goose designs from primary room decorations claiming they are unfair under modern intelligence. The school will continue using the rhymes, while debates about the change reflect broader tensions over childhood education and tradition. In other notes, Rev Roy L Smith offers brief aphorisms on personal effort and outlook.
Weakness in Government Policy and Prohibition Debate
A dated critique argues the League of Nations appears in newspapers while the U S government wavers on land and wage policy. It condemns spending on land production, praises revenue aims, questions prohibition repeal, and accuses Japan of flooding markets with NRA labeled fish. It urges a national shift to higher alcohol consumption for Revenue.
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Sam
Uncle Sam
United States
District of Columbia
Ladies at the Bar Question Sparks Taverneep Debate
Chicago Tribune quotes a vexing barroom dilemma about closing time etiquette as ladies become present. The worry centers on whether the landlord should shorten the word gentlemen or say ladies and gents, with concerns over misreading and conflict among patrons.
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Lade
Chicago Tribune
Billion Talk in City Newspapers Sparks Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows metropolitan papers discussing the phrase a billion and its historical context. The fragment mentions dates around ancient times and a discussion of large numbers, with unclear references to years and figures.
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Christ
One Billion Dollars Time Frame Referenced
The Albuquerque Journal cites a thought experiment where a family gains one dollar every second. It would take 316 years, 326 days, 21 hours and 44 minutes for that family to accumulate one billion dollars.
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Albuquerque Journal
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Roland Blatch
Rev. Vickeras
Warren Péllings
Thomas Mooney
California
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Ralph McJunkin
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San Juan _county
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