Private farming empire tops world’s largest business
The largest private business in the world is American agriculture with land, buildings, machinery, livestock, and crops valued at over 90 billion dollars last year. University notes on climate describe earth temperature increases since 1850 with 2,000-year cycles and warming since 1920.
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University of Cincinnati
Local Social Notes Highlight Perry and Area Visits
Mrs Hazen Jewel reporter notes guests and visits across Perry and nearby towns. Families from Detroit Ypsilanti Chelsea and Dearborn join gatherings at Griffin, Spike, and Ernst homes with picnics and a Bond Forbes reunion planned for August 17 at Saline park.
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I. N. Groenes
Columbus, O
Christine Rogers
Henry Seeman
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Clyde Griffin
Wiliam H. Barr
L. D. Tanner
Adrian
Edna Gross
Leo Westphal
Norman Bhighme
Wampler’s Lake
Carl Miller
Detroit
Clark Spike
Ypsilanti
Lowell Spike
Chelsea
W. G.spike
Janet
Kay Burnett
Ed Burnett
Shirley
Martin
J.C
Ann Arbor
Medicine Cabinet Supplies for Emergencies on Farm and City
Extension specialists outline a ready to assemble home and farm medicine cabinet with general supplies such as safety pins, a graduated medicine glass, thermometer, medicine dropper, scissors, hot water bag, syringe, hand brushes and bandaging items. Include gauze, adhesive tape, absorbent cotton, nasal otoscope, glass drinking tubes, Castile soap, antiseptic soap, rubbing alcohol, tincture of iodine, mustard, baking soda, salts, boric acid, petroleum jelly, Epsom salts, and castor oil for diarrhea or digestion.
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Epsom
New Rochelle
Shortage of Vessels Prompts Maritime Advisory Group
The United States Maritime Commission reports a drastic shrinkage in U S passenger ships under flag. From 1939 to now total vessels fell from 162 to 91, capacity from 56 516 to 27 017 passengers. Many ships are inactive or under reconversion or repair.
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Truman
United States Maritime Commission
Coast Guard
Prices at Auction Raise Staggering Rug Value
Dalhart Texas residents compare local rug prices to capitals in Nebraska Oklahoma Wyoming New Mexico California and New York City. An 11 foot Persian rug sold for 36000 equating to about 5000 per square yard, highlighting high market values.
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Dalhart
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