McPherson Plans Thanksgiving Mission To Britain
Abs McPherson aims to convert about 25 000 English Irish Scottish and Welsh to Four Square Gospel banners as she travels to Great Britain for an eight week campaign. She expects about 425 conversions daily. The plan follows persecution after an Eidnaping incident that strengthened her following. She will begin in New York on September 8 and then preach in Britain to grow her congregation.
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McPherson
Great Britain
MicPherson
Prat
Gusvel Mor Bas
Guing
York
Holay Alsrt Hail in Lon With Northward Trip
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a named journey by Holay Alsrt in Lon near Beeghion and Hu, with a short trip and accompaniment by McPherson toward a crest on a Four Square Gospel voyage. Events involve navigation, weather and local stations.
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Holay
Lon
McPherson
No More Zoo Cages for Captive Animals Warned
Dr Blair of the New York Zoological Society urged San Francisco at the National Conference on State Parks against capturing animals for zoos. He cited gorillas as thriving better in the wild and argued captivity causes hardship, urging preservation of families and natural habitats over removal for display.
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San Francisco
Tavoo
WL PL Blain Manserer
Theew York Zoological Society
Hronix Zoo
Blair
Bronx
Diai
The lime-lezume meeting and community updates
The lime-lezume meeting in the agriculture room of the Lh school buildings drew a well attended gathering of local farmers. Demonstrations and tests on limestone and its benefits were discussed, with emphasis on higher profits if more material is used. Refreshments were served as Mrs and Mrs Garver and three children of St Peters Fla visited, planning to stay with Mayes family. Mr and Mrs Hyde and others from Texas enjoyed a trip to Cadz Point and exchanged notes on health and upcoming club events.
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Mayes
Ira Garver
Wisz el Nova
Ford Hyde
Camp Cruz
Hazel Beard
Frazel Arndt
Creyton Rogers
J. F. Moore
Manchester
Iown
Washington
D. C
East
Dexter Hyde
Texas
Cadsz Point
Local social notes include trips and family gatherings
Charles Shaut and Dick Curry biked to his aunt Mrs. Hill Arndt's home. A Smith family picnic at Chippewa Lake. Mrs. Laura Miller of Cleveland vacationing with 40 in Washington DC Philadelphia Atlantic City and New York. Mrs Fania Clark of Cleveland travels with Miller group. Charlies Arndt and children visit Astrabula county. Harvie Striver home Elvin hosts Herkinson reunion with 25 attendees. Chippewa Lake outing and old friends encounter noted.
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Charles Shaut
Dick Curry
Akron
Here
Hill Arndt
H. A. Smith
Stanley
Elliot
Chippewa Lake
Laura Miller
Cleveland
Hervers Ana
Miller
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
Fannia Clark
Charlies Arndt
Astrabula
Vera
Louie
Tra Sprague
Herkinson
Harvie Striver
Elvin
George Hita
H. E. Keip
New England Apple Crop Hit by Cold and Rain
The Department of Agriculture forecast a below average New England apple crop due to cold and rainy spring weather. McIntosh apples soften expectations, with Massachusetts and New Hampshire crops described as short. Baldwin apples may match two years ago, while scab is prevalent. total New England commercial apple production expected around 1,002,600 barrels, 119 percent of last year and 54 percent of 1922-27 average.
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New England
Boston
Focal Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Ile
Mas
Sachusetts
New Hampshire
Virgini
West Virginia
Ohio
Hiisois
Missouri
Radio Loud Speaker Nuisance Suit Hits Court
Henry Neueubaumer, hotel owner, sues Gray & Co claiming a street radio loudspeaker is a public nuisance. He contends the device causes loud, boisterous noises that distress hotel guests and roomers, many railroad workers who sleep by day. Two national radio manufacturers sent reps to investigate, aiming to set a precedent. Gray & Co. demurs, arguing facts are insufficient.
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Oardale
Cal
Henry Neuebaumer
Gray & Co
Nevebaumer
David F. Bush
Neuehaumer
Post Street
Neuehbaumer
Neuebanmer
Massachusetts offers free trees for local park plans
A Boston report notes state agencies will supply free trees to municipalities for park improvements as part of a local beautification push. The Bay Tercentenars commission backs the program, aiming to enhance urban green spaces and support community projects.
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Massachuselis
Boston
Massets Bay
Mass forests push and native population briefing
A state forestry push discusses converting idle Massachusetts land into town forests to counter large scale cutting. California Indian welfare, poverty, and policy critiques emerge from Dr Dickie and officials, highlighting economic struggle and assimilation debates. A New York jury duty relic and historical post office detail conclude the fragmented read.
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Mittee
Pox Forestry Association
Massacausery
Estimetes
Massachusetts
Indians Gradually Losing Racial Identity in Sacrament
The article reports that Indians are gradually losing their racial identity as assimilation spreads. It cites R. Heron, state director of finance, arguing the White man can best assist the red man by assimilation, while noting the distinct Indian race is fading away.
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Stase
rediMan
California
Walter 4. Dickie
State Department of Public Health
Sacramento
Paleface Council
Sor Young
R. Heron
Heron
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