Editorials The Dip Hargat At Mde We Were Disappointed
A fragmented editorial questions local citizens in Sidney NCY over flood relief and a housing expansion plan. It criticizes resistance to growth, praises funding by city and federal agencies, and analyzes how taxes hit a typical family across income levels, urging government economy as an immediate need.
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Sid
Ncy
Individua
Sidney. B
Asany
Henry “Ford
Wien
Inexcusable War Dept Notice Slights War’s End
A critical letter condemns a war department notice announcing a Michigan woman and her husband’s death as the last to fall, arguing it served no good purpose. The writer says many soldiers died in final hours and urges the information officer be reassigned, calling the notice maudlin and harmful.
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Society For Preventions
War “Department
Michigan
Korea
War Department
How Much Total Tax Do You Pay For a Four Person Family
Researchers from the National Association of Manufacturers summarize estimated tax burdens for a typical urban four person family. Using data from the Federal Reserve Board and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, they craft figures as close to the mark as possible, noting several assumptions.
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Thas
Iere
National Association of Manufacturers
Feder
Reserve Board
Bureau of ‘Labor Statistics
Cai
Oil industry capacity and profits tied to future risk
The government urged a 1,000,000 barrel daily production and storage expansion during the Korean War, funded by over 6 billion in private capital. Despite higher sales, leading firms report declining profits as capacity outpaces demand. To maintain emergency spare capacity, firms must sustain returns to finance continued investment, lest prices lag and slow new refining. This sustains public service and future readiness but risks depleting reserves if demand stays muted.
Best Sale man Penney on newspaper advertising
J C Penney chairman says retailers cannot do business without newspaper advertising. He calls papers the place where merchants cry their wares, noting newspapers reach millions with news and ads through local communities.
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J.C. Penney
Mr. Penney
Good Service In Manhattan Thugs Target Pony Stable Inn
In Manhattan the Pony Stable Inn was robbed of 2350 dollars in cash and 200 checks. The attackers tied up the manager and bartender and left a one dollar tip on the counter.
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Manhattan
Pony Stable Inn
Pharaoh Pepi Recalled by Persistent Sitters
A long line of modern politicians seek endless terms recalls Harkhuf’s son Pepi who ruled Egypt for over ninety years. The tale underlines an insatiable drive to stay in power across eras.
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Harkhuf
Pharoah
Pepi
Egypt
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Horizon Pool
A cryptic grid fills with horizontal and vertical clues. Across links include Thoroughfare Camel s hair cloth buries and tapestries while vertical entries span geometric terms compass points and kinship words. The puzzle yields a tangle of nine letter groups and familiar cross references.
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Monarch
Boundaties
Legislative sideline notes from Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation publishes Legislative Sidelines from Berne Co Information Director. The service provides farm policy updates and opinions reflecting the state farm group’s stance on current agricultural legislation and issues.
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Berne Co
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Ocal
Nebraska
Ardiaot
Early tractors reshape American farming history
The text traces tractor evolution from steam to gasoline power starting 1876, noting 4 million tractors on US farms today and their role in major tasks. It highlights Winnipeg tests where gasoline tractors led over steam, the 1908 surge in gasoline tractor production, and the tractor as a symbol of modern farming enabling larger acre cultivation and efficiency versus horses and mules.
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Nebraska
Case
Hart-Parr
Rumely
South Dakota
U. S
Candian
Winnipeg
Canada
Strictly Fresh Tax Quips About Credit and Washington
A quirky remark notes a man’s imagination about taxes as part of pay going to Washington. The line hints at tax burdens and credit withholding in a tongue in cheek, local newspaper style.
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Washington
Marco Polo and the waterproof China wood oil claim
Marco Polo described China wood oil as water resistant in the fourteenth century. American paint makers use it in aging and varnish, advising disposal of chipped dishes as a health risk due to sterilization concerns.
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Marco Polo
Maryland Society Buys Key Manuscript Of Star Spangled Banner
Francis Scott Key original manuscript of the Star Spangled Banner sold to the Maryland Historical Society for 26400 dollars. It measures about 7 by 9 inches and was written in Baltimore on September 14, 1814 after observing Fort McHenry bombardment. Key, from Carroll County, watched the dawn with the banner flying, and his words later fit the tune To Anacreon in Heaven. The piece will be displayed in a marble and glass case at the society.
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Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Maryland Historical Society
Key
Carrol County
Washington
Fort McHenry
Heaven
Army
Navy
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Society
Clams Studied by Rutgers Scientists Say They Feel
A Rutgers University study by three top scientists in New Jersey suggests clams have feelings and respond to environmental factors. They found clams react to water temperature salinity tides currents air temperature moon phases barometric pressure and rainfall. The research notes farming implications and potential economic impact on New Jersey’s $6 million clam industry.
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New
Jaywalkers and Public Safety Campaign in Washington
Washington news notes a campaign to curb jaywalking as part of efforts to reduce traffic deaths. It cites a drop from 15 500 pedestrian deaths in 1937 to 8 600 last year, with pedestrians accounting for 60 to 80 percent of urban traffic fatalities.
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Washington
Nationia
Jersey City Bans Bussing at Bus Stops
Jersey City moves to end kiss filled bus zones at Journal Square as motorists must keep clear of bus stops. Louis Grasso cited chaos from husbands kissing wives goodbye. Commission president James P. Clark orders police to enforce kissless bus stops and keep traffic moving.
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Jersey City
Journal Square
Hudson County Boulevard Commission
Louis Grasso
Commission
James P. Clark
Meditative Bird Song hailed by California biologist
A California biologist describes a happiness driven meditative song common in early autumn among birds. He contrasts it with mating calls and territorial tunes and notes birds whistle with contentment, while a separate ad asks about extra sheets for IDEAL bookkeeping.
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Los Angeles
California
Love Miller
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