1949 Seed Accounts Legalized in Horse Racing States
In 1949, twenty two states legalized seed accounts for horse racing costs. By 1909, only two states, about six per cent of totals, taxed corn production costs.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1950
Page
4
Outstanding Lyric Singers Plan Scottsdale High Concert
The Lyric Singers a Phoenix area female choral group directed by Lee Miller will perform Friday at 8 pm in Scottsdale High School auditorium Soloists include Hilda Hamblin and Miles Dresskell with Nadine Dresskell Dresskell to play viola d amoire and Mrs Dresskell the harpsichord Agnes M Holst will play obbligato The program was arranged by Rachel Williams a chorus member and local music instructor to support a community series in Scottsdale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Singers
Phoenix
Hilda Hamblin
Central Methodist Church of
Miles and
Nadine Dresskell
Arizona State
Tempe
Dresskell
Agnes M. Holst
Rachel Williams
Chinese Shawl Display Highlights Century Craft
A Chinese silk shawl with shell colored silk and intricate all over embroidery is shown at the Shanghai Shop. The piece, claimed to take nearly a century to complete, features Chinese scenes and figures and a delicate fringe. The shawl represents a rare art form no longer produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Scottsdale Roads
VFW Auxiliary District Meet Attended by Scottsdale Members
Scottsdale Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary joined a district luncheon and meeting in Wickenburg on Sunday with local post members Grace Crews Kenton Scott Walter Starke Wes ley Stevens Edna Robinette John Demarbieux George Thomas Sr. and Ray Swartz listed among attendees. Reelfoot Lake in Northwest Tennessee, a 14500 acre lake, was created by the 1811 earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
Wickenburg
Mesdames Grace Crews
Kenton Scott
Walter Starke
Wesley Stevens
Edna Robinette
John Demarbieux
George Thomas, Sr
Ray Swartz
Reelfoot Lake
Tennessee
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Bishop Avenue
American Legion Hall
East Second Street
Carl Daughtry’s
Broilers
Lande Rand
Scottsdale Service Garage
Scottsdale Hudson
Scottsdale Road
Crosley
K&g Sales Co
Priece China
VFW
E. Thomas
Hormel
van Camp
Libby
Dromedary Orange
FOY
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