Babson Sees Opportunity In Southwest
Babson reports brighter business in the Southwest as 1935 crop income rose in several states and AAA payments boosted totals. He cites Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana gains, strong livestock prices, growing forest crops and a rising industrial scene, with improved climate and tourism offering new growth paths. He notes droughts limited to a Dust Bowl area and predicts continued机会 for expansion across agriculture, manufacturing, and pulp and paper sectors.
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Missouri
Southwest
Arizona
Arkangay
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Franklin Roosevelt
Dust Bowl
Arkansas
Lone Star
Mississippi
Florida
California
Ozark Mountains
Saga
Y M C A Camp Plans War On Mosquitoes
Members of the Y M C A Leaders Club will declare war on mosquitoes at Camp Isa See Kas Elyria Y M C A Camp on the Vermilion River They will remove mosquito breeding places to force the pests away from the camp Aiming to reduce summer nuisance and protect campers from bites.
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Y. M. Cca
Isa-See-Kas
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Vermilion River
Prosperity Beckons as Nation Looks to New Era
A call to quick, widespread awakening announces a swift move into a new prosperity era. The text notes the Southwestern country sits along a pivotal path in population shifts, urging readers to seize opportunities now.
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Publishers Financial Bureau
Buckeye Sewers 4-H Meet at Mrs Hoag’s Home
The Buckeye Sewers 4-H club met at advisor Mrs B D Hoag’s home Tuesday afternoon with fourteen members present. President Rosemarle Hoglund led the meeting as members recited the pledge. Roll call answered with favorite flower. Betty Moon gave treasurer’s report. Alice Bird county extension agent demonstrated dress materials and patterns. Refreshments served to members including Betty Moon and others. Next meeting at Betty Moan’s home with Neva Carrick and Lois Youtzy as co hosts.
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Buckeye Sewers
Sheffield
Four-H Club
B. D. Hoag
Rosemarle Hoglund
Betty Moon
Alice Bird
Oliva Rahrig
Mildred Rahrig
Rose Marie Hogland
Camilla Townsend
Lois Youtzy
Zelma Smith
Katherine Hammer
Betty Waldron
Ruth Johnson
Neva Carrick
Evelyn LeNman
Eleanor Pycraft
Florence Fisher
Alica Bird
E . Hoag
Marilyn
Betty Moan
Wind storm wreaks damage across Ford area
A Tuesday evening wind storm caused extensive damage in the vicinity. Trees were uprooted and greenhouses torn apart scattering glass. At the Albrecht residence on Ford road part of the roof was removed and most windows broken, while a new garage at the O Niel home on Gulf Road lost its roof.
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H Albrecht
Ford Road
Walter O'Niel
Gulf Road
Yoder visitors and local guests noted in brief
Brief local notes report Mr Ora Yoder of Oregon visiting Akron residents Mr and Mrs Alfred Yoder and their two sons. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Li M Youtay and daughter Lois hosting guests on Gull Road and Elmer Kinney visiting his aunt Mrs Lena Lyons at her home in Alliance, Ohio, last week.
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Ora Yoder
Oregon
Alfred Yoder
Akron
Li. M. Youtay
Lois
Gull Road
Elmer Kinney
Lena Lyons
Alliance, G
Ventilation and insulation cautions in summer heat
The text stresses ventilation above insulation and the need to remove heat from the roof underside to prevent the insulation from baking and storing heat. It also notes plums, commonly used as Pickle, are preserved in almost every Japanese household.
Putty Care Tips Warn of Cracking and Rot in Drought Areas
The note warns that improper putty application can cause cracking and air pockets around panes, leading to damp rot. Proper sealing prevents damage and preserves window integrity.
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