Reference to postwar goals and arid lands program
A speaker argues for continuing faith in national destiny and argues the government should reclaim arid lands in the west and south. He proposes a five billion dollar appropriation to create jobs at a fair wage while restoring land use and addressing the labor problem, and contrasts aid to other nations with aid to citizens. The talk also recounts the Eagles' past and current activities and readiness to continue their work.
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Local Market Prices for Farm Products and Provisions
Prices paid to farmers for No 2 wheat stand at 15 dollars per bushel with 40 cent shells and 35 cents for other shell corn. Bran 26 dollars per ton, middlings 704, flour quarter sack 9.20. Local dairy offers butter at 60 cents, creamery prints 55, butterine 20, eggs Strickly fresh 30. Apples priced up to 1.50, oranges 50 cents to 1.50. Nuts include Brazil 25, almonds 40, English walnuts 40. Potatoes, bananas 15, sweet potatoes 25 cents per pound, onions 10, squash 50, lettuce 20, iceberg 2. Ice prices include head lettuce 2 cents. Fish include blue pike 20, whitefish 2, oysters by the tub. Meats list beef, veal, and pork with varied per-pound prices. hams 27 to 30 cents, bacon 33 to 45 cents, lard 15 to 25 cents. Coal prices show several lump coal types around 4.59 to 10. Coats 8.50, Pocahontas coal 20.59, hard coal 270 dollars.
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Dante Lecture and Two Plays at Oberlin
Oberlin reports a Dante lecture by Yale professor Charles A. Dimsmore in Finney Memorial Chapel on October 27 at 11 30 am marking the sexentenary world celebration. Two public performances of Plautus Stellaria in Sturges hall are scheduled for November 14 and 15 with a new English translation. Dr H H Powers speaks on Japan and China in a Far East study tour lecture series open to the public.
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Stocks Mixed At Open As Lehigh Valley Drops On Segregation Plan
New York stocks opened mixed with many issues easing. Lehigh Valley slid sharply after yesterday’s segregation plan news while tobacco shares remained weak and several major names showed modest moves across the board.
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New Haven Rose
Livestockmen Favored After Inspection Tour
Eugene Meyer Jr. president of the War Producing Board led a tour through livestock facilities in New York after an inspection visit. Officials favorable to livestock interests weighed the outcomes of the tour on policy directions and future support.
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Cleveland Woman Sues Dr H G Roby Over 1919 Crash
Mery Peel of Cleveland filed an amended petition in her damage case against Dr H G Roby alleging injuries from an auto crash on November 6 1919 when the doctor allegedly drove recklessly at high speed causing her to be thrown against a radiator with head injuries She seeks damages of 3660 and references financing from a livestock industry fund and promised lending to support industry efforts.
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Mery Peel
Cleveland
H. G. Roby
Divorce Granted in Elyria Case Between Adamses
Mrs. Faye Adams of Elyria obtained a divorce from William Adams on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The seven year old child Or was given to the paternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs William Adams Sr.
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Jhefenjan’t
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Peet Ceralia Wins In Local Court In Cleveland
Judge WB Thompson dissolved an attachment secured by Sperry Garage Co of Cleveland against a Chandler automobile owned by Arthour Petralta of Lorain. The court found no evidence of fraud by Petralta in the transaction and granted the release of the lien.
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Mary A Manson Granted Custody of Nephew George Reed
In Cleveland, Mary A. Manson was awarded custody of her seven year old nephew George Reed in Judge Thompson's court. The child had been in the custody of his father Guy Reed until now.
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Mary A. Manson
Cleveland
George &. Reed
Anna Mawr College Launches First Lectures Series
Anna Mawr College inaugurates the first course of lectures under the Anna Howard Shaw Political Science Foundation, marking a formal start for the program.
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Anna Howard Shaw Political Science Foundation
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