Public Improvements Factor in Babson View
Babson Park Mass December 16 Roger W Babson discusses public improvements as a major factor in the business situation. He notes road work and municipal projects drive job demand, inflationary pressure on labor, and fiscal policy links with tax burdens and flood relief programs.
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Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Chambers of Commerce
United States
Mississippi Valley
Congress
President Coolidge
New England
Vermont
Mississippi
Nis
Duri of
Phaenia
Publishers Financial Bureau
Henrietta community church notices and silo survey update
The piece lists services at Henrietta area churches with pastors and times, then reports the Henrietta town ship silo survey by the High School Agriculture class. It details silo capacities, diameters, heights, and acres needed, noting wooden and hollow tile silos prevail and highlighting EB Buchs and Paul Portman as large examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta High School
Henrietta Township
EB. Buchs
Paul Portman
Albert Schneider
Albert Reusser
EH. Portman
J. Bauman
J. Portman
Carl Becker
Geo. Gulla
John Born
John Cherry Martin Pippert
R. H. Wyler
C. C. Currier
W. Court
Ben Bauman
Henry Enmerick
George Delefield
O. C. Sanders
Louis Delefeld
P. Latteman
North Olmsted Community Notices December Update
North Olmsted reports include a Busy Circle bazaar at Congregational church with over two hundred meals served and about 120 dollars cleared. Sunday school talk on religious education by Ai. L. Knapp at Federations church event. Obituary for Edwin Lilly of Cookroad at age 60 after two years illness. Funeral at Community church Olmsted Falls. Updates on Mrs. Lamu recovering in Columbus and local visit scenes. Pomona Grange to meet December 27 at North Olmsted hall. Social visits noted for F G Rabb and Oris Wright at Eldred residence. George Dewey mentioned.
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North Olmsted
Congregational Church
Ai. L. Knapp
Federations Church of
Cleveland
Edwin Lilly
Cookroad
Dean
Olmsted Falls
Arthur Lamu
Columbus
Ladies Aid
The
Pomona Grange
North Olmsted Grange
F. G. Rabb
Oris Wright
A. N. Eldred
Kennedy Ridge
Si George Dewey
Butternut
Bowling News and Local Delights In Ridgeville
Ridgeville residents share health updates and birthday celebrations while local church games crown winners. Dec members cheer as Mrs Romy handles a difficult illness and guests honor her birthday. Basketball action at the Lovs gym sees North Olmsted teams defeat Lutheran and Pilgrim church squads. Bowling league standings show White Heads and Crocerman leading with high scores this season.
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Ste
Henry Schvinisnaw
Harry Anthony
Edgar Seese
Otto Wikke
Gewosbaum
John Ford
Uyper
Lovs! Gymnasium
North Olmsted
Cleveland
Lutherians
Pilgrim Church of
Emvria
Ridgeville Greenhouss
Grocerman
Eldrikens
Waex Flw
Heiser
Crocerman
American Songs Favored in Japan Tokyo Troubadour Encounter
An American trotter in Tokyo notes Japanese schoolchildren favor patriotic American tunes over jazz. He hears marching songs like Marching Through Georgia and My Old Kentucky Home widely known, with children whistling rather than singing. The piece contrasts Western songs' popularity with limited jazz appeal among students in Japan.
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Japan
Tokio
Georgia
Empire
Kentucky
Home Sweet Homes
Hunt the Tune and Its Fascritis Reference
A fragment notes a pursuit of a tune described as their fascritis, suggesting a cryptic or rhythmic pursuit. No clear names, dates, or places are given, leaving the exact subject and context uncertain.
Youth Not Yuming At Oregon School Engene
Earl Mo Pallett, registrar, reports 2849 enrolled students at the University of Oregon. Only a small fraction are wholly supported by parents, with most funded by self-earnings. Of those, many students rely on work to pay for education, highlighting the significant role of self-support among Oregon youths.
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Oragon School
Engene
Orv
University of Oreleon
Earl Mo Pallett
T University
Cie
Oregon
Cream coffee firms seek government control on distribution
Washington reports that the ice cream industry fears declining consumption and asks the government to regulate and control manufacture and distribution to please the public and boost sales, as relayed to the commerce department.
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Washington
Yule-boar cake in Nordic homes after Christmas
Swedish and Danish housewives bake a large cake shaped like a boar, called the Yule-boar. The cake sits in the room all day and may remain uneaten until spring, believed to bring luck.
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Agna Wittenbach
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John Baumay
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John Unger
Arthur Carer
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H.H. Settlese
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Harry H. Smith Co
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RED Goose Shoe Store
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