Marshal Foch in Native Cowpuncher Role at Grand Canyon
Marshal Foch joined a Grand Canyon visit in Arizona riding a mule and attempting to blend in with American cowpuncher life. He dismounted tiredly, attended a Senguet at the Grand Canyon post, reviewed the post, and addressed guests. The party then viewed the canyon from Hl Eovar Point, with Foch hiking two miles before rest.
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Marshal Foch
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Senguet
Leeton
Hl Eovar Point
Eighty Cents The Top Price For Lb Candy
The article cites W C Hughes secretary of the National Confectioners Association stating prices have fallen 40 to 50 percent. Manufacturers plan a national ad campaign to show shoppers they can buy good candy without paying for fancy boxes. Hughes argues candy isn’t a luxury and should be a daily food like pies and cakes.
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International Newa Chicago
W. C. Hughes
National Confectioners” Association For Hat
Hughes
Hits Organization
Storm Causes Mishaps Across Town After Church Incident
Three accidents occurred yesterday with minor damages and no injuries. George Ensinginger driving on Summit Avenue broke a right front spring, R Starkey’s taxicab skidded into a curb on West Franklin Street, while another motor car near Ste Marys Catholic Church sustained right side damage.
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Neweout
Ste Mary’s Catholic Church
George Enseninger
Summit Avenue
Rabbits Rate Apple Trees in Orchards Here
Reports from fruit growers and hunters say rabbits are gnawing at apple trees earlier than usual due to an abnormally large rabbit population this year. They fear damage to roots and future orchard yields as ground cover diminishes. Some suggest wrapping roots and lower trunks or killing rabbits to protect the trees.
Postmaster Pushes Treasury Savings for Investors
Plan safeguards investors as Postmaster Frank Bennett urges citizens to consider United States Treasury Savings Securities. He touts four percent interest, quarterly compounding, and cash convertibility, with denominations from six to one thousand dollars. Savings grow with regular purchases. inquiries welcomed at the post office.
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Frank Bennett
United States
Treasury
United States Treasury Savings
Wartime Marriage Questioned in New Jersey Suit
In Newark New Jersey during wartime a widow sought a divorce and claimed she and her former soldier husband married in Camp Dix. Vice Chancellor Fielder ruled the evidence insufficient to prove a legal marriage as she had not established formal nuptials despite letters calling her Mrs. Edgar F. Adams.
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Newark
N. J
Pardea
New Jersey
Fielder
Edgar
Adwas
Adams
Hania
Atreet
Camp Dix
France
Edgar F. Adams
Wheat market summary from Bull News dispatch
The wheat market showed little reaction after an early rise, with scattered selling limiting gains. Export business remained fair at the seaboard and with the Continent, while London cables cited Argentina rebuying wheat. Corn eased, oats followed downward, and hogs rose modestly with prices firming at yards. money remained steady amid mixed market signals.
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Wilage
Lee
London
Argentina
United Kingdom
Kansas
Japan
Seaboard
Jose Hai
Hoga
10 Percent Rate Cut Sought by Maryland Agricultural Interests
W F Curlett of New York City, agent for Maryland carrieres, applied to the Public Service Commission for authority to cut rates by 10 percent on agricultural products. The appeal follows a program of revised rates proposed by the Interstate Commerce Commission for consideration by Maryland farmers and growers.
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W. F. Curlett
New York City
Maryland
Public Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Meeting of Retailers Discusses Trade Extension Plan
Local retailers gather Thursday evening at O'Seek under the Retailers Bureau for a discussion of trade extension plans outlined by the Board of Directors and the Trade Extension Committee. The board notes umbrellas and has protest dolls.
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Cftr
At & O'Seek
Tailere' Bureau
Board of Direitora
Trade Extension Committee
Local Option On Beer And Wines Proposal
Washington December representative from Maryland proposes a national local option vote on beer and wine. He suggests each congressional district decide by ballot whether beer wine or both may be sold within district boundaries. Outcomes in one district would not affect others.
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Washington
Dec
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