Tobacco crop optimism amid drought recall and Capitol cleanup plans
The piece recalls 1928 drought years with uncertain tobacco yields but notes Sheriff Howard’s optimistic account of a strong crop after rain in June. It also details a planned Capitol complex cleanup including elevators, plumbing, and interior exterior restoration to restore the building for Congress.
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Brantley
Sheriff Howard
Tobatco
Eodry Sandi
Jénting
Tarhier
Capitol
Congress
Gota
House
Senate
Goddess of Freedom
Capitol Dome
Elbanard
Weil
Studebaker factory sets new May shipment record
South Bend May 14 The Studebaker Corporation ships 760 completed motor cars in one day the largest single day output in its history besides a prior 780 in 1923. The May Day run underscores rising American labor sentiment and sustained business prosperity. Demand continues to outpace supply as dealers nationwide seek immediate shipments and production remains at capacity despite tight inventories and backlogs.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corporation of America
Studebaker Corporation
Save One
Studebaker
May Brey Iron Castings
United States
Mothers Day program draws Spring Hill crowd at Heulah Church
Spring Hill residents attended a Mothers Day program at Heulah church Sunday afternoon attracting a large crowd. Mrs. David Hudson and daughters Edna and Margret visited J W Brinson and Vera Lee in Ochlochnee. A. C. Saddler guests with Pine Forest relatives. Otis Brinson Lona Brinson and Minnie Lee Cone joined others at a Pure forest sing. Gus Brundly and family from Quincy were seen in the community. Mrs. George Davis hosted relatives. Mildred Hicks visited from Odhouts.
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Heulah Church
David Hudson
Edna
Margret
Ochlochnee
J. W. Brinson
Vera Lee
A. C. Saddler
Pine Forest
Mnecsmien
Gus-Brumdly
Quincy
Fla
Bhinsol
Allieland
Iona
Brinsom
Aquily
Wherar
Sperce
Eugéne Nddle
Cairdiste
John Heathee
Ully
Elham Apent
Héke
BP. Stully
Glenm ‘Burt
Auburndale
A. H. Drew
George Davis
Mildred ‘Hicks
Odhoutes
Glacial Period Notes Across the Northern United States
Geologists agree there was a racial period in the northern United States. Rock formations show lacial evidence. Small glacial remains found in the Sierra Nevada, Cascade volcanic cones, and in Montana and Colorado. Moraines indicate a glacial epoch.
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Rocka
Puntry
High Sierras
Cascades
Spontana
Colorado
Capitol House Cleaning Amid Vast Summer Work
National Capitol workers begin the annual summer sweep to restore and repair the U.S. Capitol. An army of laborers polishes 579 windows, scrubs marble corridors, cleans 140 fireplaces, and updates wiring and bulbs across more than 58 acres of grounds and a 251 foot by 330 foot building.
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United States
Washington
Sam
Nationa
Spick
Shaw
Congress
Capitol
Untitled Fragment Reflects Misread Speech Patterns
A fragmented OCR text presents garbled quotes and unclear attribution about gathering Tonkins and Apnesome. The readable phrases indicate a discussion on misinterpretation and differing subject focus among people, but lacks concrete facts.
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Hart Schatiner & Marx Clothe
Thomasville Ae
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Hy Leer Saat
Studebaker Fageory
Spring Hill
America
and Legion Endowment Fund
the Grand Theatre
U. S. Offigher Pelnas
Emilions
Phae Jets
American Legion
Hyjang
Thomasville
EOI
Mar
Amoont
Ssibua
National Capitol
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Waee
Ater
Hia Ati
Mss, Thie Bezan
Tonkins
Rinex Rene Jon
Rinex
VA Riuack
Atlantic
Salant
W. Ingham Atlantic
North
Barnes’ Law
Georgia
Ay B
Ay Ratlaway
Pullman Sleeping
Cara
Birmingham
Atlanta
Tpeee
Joe Am
Raw
Alban Lewcello
Monticello
James Watt
BRO
Spee
Kirby
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