Jimmy Cox Seen by Dayton Scribe in 1908 Fame Rise
A Dayton correspondent recalls Governor James M. Cox rising from local publisher to national figure. The piece highlights his early career at the News in 1899 1908 his payroll reliability and drive and his deep affection for his mother Eliza Cox. It notes his congressional election in 1908 and 1910 and his steadfast community focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Wilson
du; News
Jimmy” Cox
Jimmie
Grover Cleveland
White House
Eliza Cox
James M. Cox
Ohio
Democratic Party
Evening News
Dan E. Kumler
the News
Jimmie” Cox
Tommy
Cox
Telegraph
Tlis
Congress
Third
Paul J. Sorg
Middletown
Woodland
Cove
Penny Co Plans Employes School in New York
J C Penney Co announced an extensive employee education program for about 3000 workers in executive offices and stores. Three university professors will design courses in salesmanship and related subjects to launch early next year. The firm also said it will open a new four-floor facility on Seventh Avenue and expand operations with additional stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Penny Co
New York
E. 0. Sams
J. C. Penney Co
Frank B. Short
First Methodist University of
Sams
Seventh Avenue
30Th
40Th Sts
4Th Ave
J.C. Penney Co
U P Imports 60 Kansas Miners to Superior Wyoming
Twenty families and a number of single men arrived in Superior from Pittsburg Kansas to work in the Union Pacific Coal Company mine. The new arrivals add about sixty men to the U P force as slack work in Kansas drives miners west. The trip was made in passenger cars and was comfortable.
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Superior
Pittsburg
Kan
Union Pacific Coal Company
Kansans
U. P
Kansas
Wyoming
Tire guarantee covers life of the tire not mileage
The guarantee statement notes the U S guarantee applies for the life of the tire rather than a fixed mileage. It emphasizes durability over distance, with coverage continuing as long as the tire remains in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bondurant Notes and County News Highlights
Frosty Thompson and Jimmie Noble ride the Dell Creek country today. Local callers at the post office include Lee Stith and others. The Hoback Basin Fourth of July celebration at Fall River Basin featured Bucking horses, foot races, and a dance at Clyde Johnson’s new log house. Community life and jokes mix with debates on sugar beet labor wages and beet sugar profitability, urging fair shares for farmers and high wages to attract labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowk
Frosty Thompson
Jimmie Noble
Dell Creek
Wilbert
Jansen
Art Hicks ix
Jowlsby
Freda Noble
Susan Smith
B. F. Bondurant
Dal Pelabe
Fall River Basin
Phil Morgan
Paul
Don Angus
Clyde Johnson
Daniel
Hereford
Chase
Sugar output lags as production falls nationwide
The article questions why US sugar acreage and output decline despite high consumer prices and profits for manufacturers. It cites Far West capacity, federal edicts, and Idaho sugar interests, asking why farmers do not boost output to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Far West
la ‘Boise
Federal
Randry
Idaho Bapar Company
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Jimmy’ Cox
Dayton
Dayton News
Penny CO. Plans
Daily News
Sroghanty
Grearey
Rinters
Kite House
Executive Mansion
Hina
Columbus
Scoff
Trongend
Filmay Hille
Dales
Anuth
Michigan
U. S
Chain
Usco
U. & Pisin
Royal Cords
Ronalcord
Cleveland
Kemmerer Garage
Bondurant Notes
Douglas MacLean-Dors
May Ince
BUICK
Salmon & Thomas
Rommaret Hdw. & Fur. Co
Tery Inapests
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