February Greatest Month in Nash Motors History
February proved the strongest month yet for Nash Motors and Ajax six, with 14 148 Nash Ajax cars produced in 24 workdays. McCarty noted 18 straight months of record sales except November 1925 when production paused for a new motor. Show sales in Chicago rose 210 percent from 1925, and Ajax production hit 100 cars per day with plans to grow.
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Nash Motors Company
Nash
McCarty
Ajax
Chicago
Cleveland
Minneapolis
North Divide notices and local social updates
North Divide Paul Sparks called on his parents Mr and Mrs J C Sparks Sunday. Those who got through picking corn were Ed Brockeraby George Jones and Matt Hammer the latter part of last week. John Jones hauled some hogs to Sidney on Friday. Mable Mess of east of Dalton visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Brockeraby on Sunday. T C Spiker Henry Braasch and John Jones attended the Gurley implement sale on Wednesday.
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Paul Sparks
J. C. Sparks
Ed Brockeraby
George Jones
Matt Hammer
John Jones
Sidney
Mable Mess
East of Dalton
T. C. Spiker
Henry Braasch
Gurley
Secret of Success with Turkeys at Agricultural College Farm
Four hundred turkeys raised in college yards under clean feeders and waterers show similar care to chicks. No prior chicken exposure on the ground and no chickens present to prevent blackhead disease. Methods mirror those for chicks. extension circular 1428 will detail the experiments and results from Lincoln.
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Agricultural College
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Card of Thanks for Pascal Ford Family Remark
Card of thanks from Hattie Ford Cora Tinsley Pacsal Todd William Ford Beatrice Bellew and Ethel Jenkins expressing gratitude for condolences and floral tributes during Pascal Ford’s illness and bereavement.
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Pascal Ford
Hattie Ford
Cora Tinsley
Pacsal Todd
William Ford
Beatrice Bellew
Ethel Jenkins
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle From A Vintage Page
A damaged OCR puzzle guide explains horizontal and vertical clues. It lists numbered definitions for across and down words, with misspellings and garbled text reflecting a printed Crosword instruction page. It notes letters fill only white cells, and black squares separate words.
Tree That Owns Itself Honor Landmark In Athens
A famed tree in Athens owns itself with surrounding ground deeded to the tree, contrasting with the historic Toombs Oak on the University of Georgia campus destroyed by lightning. At a community short course, E T Ebersol of International Harvester extolled milk's value, noting vitamins from milk and the dangers of oleomargarine. Lectures urged timely alfalfa cutting for future yields and detailed potato guidance for higher harvests and seed quality using mulching and disease control.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Toombs
Robert Toombs
Carey J. Williams
Greensboro
Herald-Journal
E. T. Ebersol
Agricultural Extension Department
International Harvester Company
Early American Ship Trial Led Deep Sea Voyage in 1642
The Trial, the first American built vessel to voyage deep sea, launched January 12 1642 from Boston. Capt Thomas Coytmore built and commanded the 165 ton ship, which yielded rich returns to its owners despite the era's treacherous odds.
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Thomas Coytmore
Boston
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Nash Motors
Alex Jameson
Grand Island
Hert Steele
Eleanor
Everett Owens
Clayton
Clifford Jones
Lessman
Warvey Bell
Catherine Hamer
Gurley Fen
Tlarvey Bell
North Divide
Herizental
Ste St
Peetie
Sethe
Sf Ny
Obersol
International Tarvester Company
J. A. Hawkins
Tie
Tawkins
United States
Hawkins
As Payments
Rel, Jackson
Potter, Err
Maylene Huttareart
U. S. A. Theatre
J.scarpenter
Agae
Manus
Carton Musical Com
Gay
New York
Olympic Theatre
Bassetts and
Thayers
NENG
Ajan ‘Trae
Porn
AlfNit
Nash Sales Company
E.C. Stockdick
Sidney, Nebr
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