Railroads urged to work out coal distribution problems
Washington urges adopting a policy to let railroads resolve coal distribution issues without fear of confiscatory action. The report stresses railroads need capital, fair returns, and freedom from strikes to meet demand, and calls for stable conditions to attract investment.
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Washington
United States
Cal Commission
Rslroads
Gasoline Refiners Set New Production Record in April
Washington petroleum refineries produced gasoline at a daily rate of 20,648,786 gallons in April, setting a new high. May 1 stock reached 1,336,417,871 gallons, topping the April record by 770,000 gallons.
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Washington
Firestone
Firestone Cords
Indianapolis
Wilson Reveals Striks Facts
D M Wilson of Los Angeles reports a complete recovery after Tanlac treatment stating he feels like a man again. He describes prior illness from flu and nervous breakdown with insomnia pain and fatigue and credits Tanlac with restored appetite sleep and vitality. Tanlac is marketed nationwide by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold and compatible Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
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D. M. Wilson
27Th St
Los Angeles
Tanlac
Will Discuss Drainage in Deer Flat District
Drainage will be the topic at a special meeting for interested farmers this Friday evening at the Huston school house. The settler's committee organized the meeting to speed Boise project drainage and stress the economy of prompt drainage charge payments. Project manager J B Bond will deliver the address.
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Deer Flat
Huston
Boise Project
J. B. Bond
First Municipal Band Concert Set For Friday Evening
The first municipal band concert of the season will be at Memorial Park Friday at 7 30 p m announced by J J Smith director The program lists March Arbitrator Bagley Overture Morning Noon and Night Suppé Concert Waltz Moon on the Hudson Herman Red Mill Heriert Ballet Music from William Tell Going Up Star Spangled Banner as encore selections
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Memorial Park
J. J. Smith
Bagley
Couwe
Moon On the Hudson
Herman
Red Mill
Heriert
Austrian Kronen Get Swiftly in Flux
The text notes extreme fluctuation and uncertainty in Austrian currency making it risky to send money to the United States from Austria. Postal money orders sent from the U S may reach Austria, but funds cannot be sent from Austria to the United States safely.
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Washington
Austria
United States
Huston farmer shares dust mulch method against alfalfa weevil
Huston farmer John Wallace details a dust mulch plan to combat the aggressive alfalfa weevil invading Canyon county fields. He describes harrowed soil corrugations and shaking out pests, counting up to 17 per square inch, and estimates an extra 1.50 per acre cost to implement the method. The Tribune invites other farmers to contribute experiences and ideas.
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Canyon County
Parma
John Wallace
Huston
the Tribune
Tribune
Wallace
The Home of the Soul Belief in the Stomach Seat
An old belief held that the stomach housed the soul. The idea reflects historical views on human nature and body domains.
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