Gasoline tax grows in the United States and abroad
A historical look at how the gasoline tax expanded across the United States, its growing revenue in 1929 totaling 431 million, and the pattern of rate increases from two to six cents per gallon. The piece notes motorist behavior and road funding ties, with consumer payments sustaining road construction and upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
America
F. G. Crawford
Syracuse
Municipal Administration Service
United States
New York
Extremists Both Critics and Loyalists Have Flaws
Reinhold Niebuht argues that institutions are corrupted when critics and loyalists align too closely. Both camps exaggerate flaws or blind devotion, creating a dangerous partnership. A healthy community needs loyal critique to drive improvement and progress.
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Reinhold Neibult
A Gangster Leaves Records Of His Underworld Business
A slain Chicago gang manager Jack Zuta in Wisconsin left a trail of records from his strong boxes. The evidence ties politics to gang activity and racketeering, showing how dead men can still reveal transactions once thought private.
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Underworld
Jack Zuta
Wisconsin
Chicago
Lingle
Sangnters
Zuta
Ee H
Terrible Crash at Aviation Field Reveals 1929 Receipts
Investigators reveal a balance sheet from 1929 showing over 400000 in receipts for the business tied to the crash victim. Notes and checks found mention public officials policemen and ward dealers. Zuta is dead and Chicago gangdom and officialdom are described as shaken to their depths. The deceased was enterprising and expected to have a fortunate married life and achieve his ambition.
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Zuta
Chicago
Tree sitters to tres sellers urged for civic beauty
A column urges NC readers to curb idle tree sitters and instead promote a clean up campaign. The writer imagines beautifying efforts like painting, planting trees along roadsides, and regular upkeep to boost civic pride and self-respect, arguing much can be done with hard work and attention rather than money.
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Hemes
North Carolina
Fis
Bsauk Wi
Local ad describes rental near Tom Thumb golf course
Abe Martin quotes Tell Binkley noting a Sunday escape and a two week vacation, then mentions renting a four room house with a good well and a closet. The ad places four doors from Tom Thumb golf course in the Weekly Slip Horn.
Anniversaries and births of notable figures listed
Today in history and birthdays highlight prominent names such as Astley P. Cowper Baron de Cuvier John M. Berry Rosiah G. Totten Oliver Hazard Perry David Swing Edgar Lee Masters James Rolph Jr Harry F. Guggenheim Ogden L. Millis Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy and Rt. Rev. Alfred A. Gilman with notes on anniversaries horoscopes and historical milestones including Franklin State foundation New Mexico annexation Sacco and Vanzetti execution and other biographical entries.
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Astley P. Cowper
Baron de Cuvier
John M. Berries
Georgia
Jacksonnet
Aear Pris J
Savannah
Rosiah G. Totten
LU. S. Army
New Haven
Conn
Jed
Wington
D.C
Oliver Hazard Perry
Erie
Ot Kin
Trinidad
Isis David Swing
Cincinnati
Ted
Chicago
Sacco
Vanzetti
Charleston
Mass
Edgar Lee Masters
Garnett
Kansas
James Rolph, Jr
San Francisco
Harry F. Guggenheim
Cuba
West End
N. J
Ogden L. Millis
The
Treasury
Newport
R. 1
Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy
Richmond
Alfred A. Gilman
China
Platte
Nebr
Advertising is the sales force’s strongest tool
Babson Park Mass August 23 It is a mistake to cut advertising when sales lag and profits dip More advertising raises sales and profits while trimming only unnecessary expenses See advertising as the right arm of the sales department and a stabilizing force in mass production and employment Liberal well placed ads are the most reliable method to lift profits amid slow sales and fierce competition
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Babson Park
Mass
Advertising as a driver of sales amid slow business
The article argues that burden on selling forces rises as management relies on sales staff, pushing for stronger advertising support to sustain factory operation. June and year-to-date ad spending rose across national magazines, weeklies, and other outlets, but overall newspaper lines fell from 1929. It urges local retailers to boost advertising and publicize savings, noting the need for good products and well crafted ads to convert consumer interest into sales. It highlights expanding into new fields, cooperative advertising for produce, and the impact of advertising on new industries.
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National Adult
National
Cies
Iit
Tom Thumb
Alert Advertising
Rabsonchart
Mow Revenue Skews Below Formal Rates by One Cent
A historical note reports mow registrations show 1 cent below formal rates while standing 7 percent above normal at the same period last year. The figures indicate a shift in pricing or valuation, reflecting changes in demand or policy during the period.
American Ships Tobacco Save From Four Countries
American vessels carry tobacco to reduce shortages from four nations as trade routes adjust to wartime constraints. Officials say imports stabilize supplies for factories and markets, with shipments coordinated through inland hubs and port authorities to ensure steady deliveries despite disruptions.
Radio Receivers and GE Displays Highlight Back-To-School Offers
The Days News notes the radio season opens September 1 with stock cleanups at the General Electric store. Promotions include a $50 allowance on Majestic Model 52, $36 credit for old Victrola toward a new Victor, and a display of GE radios plus radiant gas heaters. Also advertised are lunch kits, thermos bottles, pocket knives, and school goods as schools reopen. The Lorain County Fair booth will feature washing machines and radios.
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Victor Rca Company
General Electric
Elyria
Lorain County
Atute
Last Call for Gulbransen Summer Special Pianos in Elyria
This notice urges buyers to seize the Gulbransen Summer Special pianos priced at 199 dollars, $100 below the Minuet model. The Walnut finished piano is fully warranted and aimed at the finest homes in Elyria, with thousands of the Minuet sold elsewhere.
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Elyria
School Opens With New Music Classes and Reorganized Bands
A few days remain until school starts its new music classes and reorganized bands and orchestras. A larger list of teachers will use third floor studios, and many pupils will lead in school activities. Start children with a suitable instrument aligned to their needs. Then place them with a qualified trained teacher.
Labor Day Camp Gear Sale Highlights Outdoor Items
Many readers plan a three day trip for Labor Day and consider camping and sport equipment. The store advertises camp stoves, cooking outfits, blankets, rifles and ammunition, fishing tackle, flashlights, goggles and related gear in stock.
Special 1912 aluminum and enamel kettles sale
During canning season a preserving kettle is essential. If you need one call 7832 to learn about special values on aluminum and enameled kettles including 14 quarts and other sizes.
Easy Electric Ironer Promises Value At Just 89 50
Buy an Easy Electric Ironer for 89 50 that competes with 150 to 250 dollar machines. It supports open end ironing for shirts and dresses and is simple to operate. Demonstrations available on request.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Larsie County
Pristing
Mudsuss
Clare Gerorge
Kétror
Atvasen
Eixrin
Lersie
Obia
C. Max Gardner
Oliver Max Gardner
Shelby
N. C
State College of Agriculture and Engineering
University of North Carolina
State Senate
North Caroline
M. Gardner
Abe Martin
Tes
Aaboon
Billy
Park
the Days
Hubert Day& Sons
Day’s Music Store
Day’s Hardware
Broad St
Broad Street
Moyer
Ford Garage
Bob Maples
Elyria Auto Wash
Second Street
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