Proclamation by President Harding on preserving law and order
President Harding issued a proclamation at the White House urging all public authorities and citizens to refrain from interfering with lawful efforts to maintain interstate transportation and postal service. He called for cooperation to keep trains running to transport mail, uphold the supremacy of law, and support peaceful settlement of labor disputes between shop craft employees and carriers.
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Washington
Harding
White House
United States
Post Office Department
Grain Growers to Run In-House Grain Sales Agency
Lincoln Neb June grain growers association plans an internal sales agency for Omata market shipments. C E Gustafson president travels to Chicago to finalize arrangements for a Nebraska $25000 corporation with stock fully paid. Over half the stock is already paid. operations to start when remaining stock is sold.
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Lincoln
Neb
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Omata
C. E. Gustafson
U. S
Special Assessment on State Bank in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb state department of trade and commerce announces a special assessment of 218332 dollars against the states 900 banks for the state bank guaranty fund, in addition to the regular July assessment of 1/20 of 1 percent on average deposits totaling 109332 dollars. The fund stands at 2301573 dollars and must exceed 1 percent of average deposits which on June 1 totaled 218611481 dollars.
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State Bank
Lincoln
Neb
State Department of Trade and Commerce
Nebraska
State Bank Guaranty Fund
Hailstorm Devastates 10000 Acres of Farm Crops Near Lincoln
A hailstorm spread from three miles west of Davey to Greenwood, damaging over 16 sections totaling more than 10,000 acres. Salvageable crop to date is limited to part of the fall wheat, with an estimated 23 percent loss.
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Lincoln
Davey
Greenwood
Britain Plans Lump Sum Loan Repayment to U.S.
London Evening News reports Britain ready to repay the loan to America in a lump sum in the near future via a jointly raised loan to be issued in England and America.
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Britain
London
the Evening News
America
Engtaiaek
China Faces Treasury Crunch Amid Military Demands
Peking reports China's treasury is empty as officials confirm the republic's generals press for more than 10 million dollars to cover military expenses and troops payments. The development signals strains on the regime's finances and ongoing conflict-related spending.
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China
Peking
Republic
Special election called to fill Kinkaid seat
Governor McKelvie issues a proclamation for a special election in the Sixth district on July 18 to nominate party candidates for the unexpired term of the late Congressman Moses P. Kinkaid. Filings must be made with Secretary of State D. M. Amsery to allow time for certified candidate lists to county clerks.
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Lincoln
McKelvie
Moses P. Kinkaid
D. M. Amserry
Road funds to support nationwide construction drive
Swashington reports about 100 million dollars will be spent for good road construction throughout the country during the fiscal year that began July 1. The announcement highlights large scale infrastructure plans and ongoing commitment to improving transportation networks nationwide.
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Swashington
Roadbuilding Standards Discussed by National Officials
Washington hosts June 26 27 meetings of the American Society of State Highway Officials and the Bureau of Public Roads to harmonize road material specifications and tests. The aim is standardization with local condition considerations, reflecting a shift from state individuality toward shared practices.
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American Society of State Highway Officials
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agyviculture
Washington
Bureau
When the problems are discussed at meetings of the best highway engineering talent
The snippet notes discussions among top highway engineers and advertises baby buggy retirement with JOHNNY CROCK at 105 East 4th Street, reflecting a local classified style and promotional tone.
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Johnny Crock
East 4Th Street
Halls Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood to the mucous surfaces. It claims to destroy the disease’s foundation, strengthen the patient, and aid overall health.
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Hall
Re J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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