National Dairy Exposition Plans Big Indianapolis Event
The National Dairy Exposition will be held at the Indiana State Fair Grounds Indianapolis October 11 to 17. Dairymen and educators endorsed the event to showcase dairy progress and educate the public on nutrition and farm machinery, with exhibits spanning cattle, equipment, and health foods under National Dairy Council direction. Attendance is urged to boost local farming and business development.
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Indiana State Fair Grounds
Indianaytolis
Indiana
National Dairy Association
America
National Dairy Council
Indianapolis
Inter State Orders Reopening Interlocking Directorship Probe
The Interstate Commerce Commission on Wednesday ordered the reopening of proceedings on interlocking directorships in the Nickel Plate and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads. Minority stockholders led by George Cole Scott John Stewart Bryan Lindsey Hopkins and others oppose the Van Swearingen plan to consolidate five railroads into one system.
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International News Service
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
M. J. VanSwearingen
W. A. Colston
J. J. Bernet
J. R. Nutt
Nickel Plate
Chesapeake & Ohio
George Cole Scott
John Stewart Bryan
Lindsey Hopkins
George S.kemp
Berkeley Williams
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
van Swearingen Brothers
Japan Loses Ground As Chinese Trade Shifts With Competition
The Department of Agriculture and Commerce reports Japan remains China’s key supplier after the United States but warns quality must rise to keep the Chinese market. 1924 data show China bought 174 million in Japanese goods while Japan imported 119 million from China, leaving a 55 million trade surplus. Despite the favorable balance, demand for higher quality goods, especially in cotton fabrics, is eroding Japan’s lead as British and other nations regain market share.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
China
Japanese Department of Agriculture and Commerce
England
America
Java
Hongkong
Canada
Singapore
Sweden
Germany
Studebaker Promises Continuous Improvement and Strong Value
The Studebaker Corporation of America announces ongoing refinements and new features for its cars without calendar limits. It highlights record sales, durable performance, and the goal of building better motor cars than ever before with the assurance of lasting value and no last year's model stigma.
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Studebaker
Brownstown Paper Co Receives Catalogues Amid Prosecution
A Paducah distributing agent faces criminal action for selling most of 24 000 spring and summer catalogues received for mailing. About 9 600 catalogues reached Brownstown last week with 8 150 returned to Louisville. 21 402 pounds of paper sent as junk. Witness W F Ireland may be called in Paducah next week.
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Paducah
Whieffer Paper Mills
Brownstown
Louisville
Wmail
Bell, Flint
McFadden
Kentucky Iron & Steel Co
Kieffer Paper Mill
W. W. Ireland
Courtesy Note Highlights Cooperation With Local Representatives
The letter thanks John BE Kieffer and Mr Ireland for courteous treatment and cooperation shown to two representatives visiting last week, praising their professionalism and hospitality.
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John BE
Kieffer
Mr. Ireland
Mysterious Bones Found Beneath Brownstown Cellar Pit
Workmen enlarging the basement at the old Aetna Hotel corner in Brownstown uncovered bones about eighteen inches below the cellar floor. Debates focus on whether the remains are human or animal, with a marble foot marker broken in two suggesting a grave. theories abound about their origin and age, as no skull was found to clarify the mystery.
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Aetna
Brownstown
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