American Presidents on U.S. Stamps Shown in History
The piece lists presidents and notable figures depicted on U S postage stamps since 1947, noting women honored like Martha Washington and Pocahontas, and naming many men such as Madison, Monroe, Jackson, and Franklin. It covers regular and commemorative issues and highlights key stamp series and notable anniversaries.
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Washington
United States
Martha Washston
Isabelle
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Congress
New York
Post“Ice Department
Jefferson
Franklin
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Madison
Monroe
Akson
Taylor
Grant
Hayes
Nnfield
Cleveland
Harrison
Memaley
Roosevelt
Harding
Wilson
Lincoln
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John Briceson
Henry Chay
Daniel Webster
Winifield Scott
Alexander Hamilton
O. H. Perry
Edwin M. Stanton
William ‘’ Sherman
John Marshall
David D. Farragut
Robert B. Livingston
William H. Seward
Nathan Hale
John Smith
Christopher Columbia
Vasco Balboa
Lousiana Purchase
Jamestown
Philadelphia
Snake expert argues snakes save crops in Tennessee tale
Carey Jones known as Snake Oid challenges myths about snakes. He says ignorance costs the country about 230 million dollars yearly as farmers kill harmless species while snakes control rodents. He lists five poisonous types and notes visible traits to distinguish them.
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Carey Jones
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Industry and Agriculture Under Strain Amid U S Tension
Oswald Stoll, a prominent Bri t financier, warned after touring the United States that industrialists plan to curb agriculture by financing pressure. He said the economic balance between agriculture and industry in America is breaking down and agriculture may soon be unable to buy from industry as before.
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Industry Credit Clash with Agriculture Cited in Debate
A speaker argues that farmers need long term loans at low rates while the US financial system imposes heavy tolls on mortgages and loans. The financier’s view allegedly forces natural processes to fit financial wishes, crippling agriculture and threatening industrial collapse. Anna Quashnefski to Lloyd J. Cannell, part of lot 302, Hazel's ad, Amherst, $10.
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Anna Quashnefski
Lloyd J. Cannell
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Amherst
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