Last Official Act of Secretary Lane
Washington March 2 A call for a national conference on community organization to be held here March 20 marked the last official act of Secretary Lane who retired yesterday as head of the Interior department. The plan aims to promote a Democratic program of community organization with endorsements from eighteen governors.
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Democratic Organization of Communities
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LAXA THVi Bromine Quinine Advertised Cure
An advertisement touts LAXA THVi Bromine Quinine as a preventive cold remedy. It claims effectiveness against colds grip and influenza and mentions a 30 cent price point, urging readers to use the product.
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Groves
Deputy Comptroller Refuses Wage Increase
In Chicago on March 3 William J. Graham deputy county comptroller refused a raise from $6 600 to $7 490 saying the county needs the money more than he does. The commissioners had voted to raise his salary.
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William J. Graham
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New Industry For Ogden Assured Brings Industrial Hope
Ogden residents hear of a forthcoming enterprise with a heat and cold conducting material. Enthusiasm grows as plans for a permanent building material solidify. Calls to the Tenducts Company for more details and contact numbers are listed.
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Shagail
Regalia
Assentatar
Tenducts Company
Salt Lake Potash Co to Ship Product South
Salt Lake Potash Co plans to ship product south along the Pacific coast route. The plant at Kogme is described as well equipped with machinery for drying and processing potash, with crews and facilities prepared for steady export.
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Salt Lake Potash Co
Cormany
Kogme
Boulder art student found dead in room
WORLDER Colo March A Kansas man Louia G Farmenworth of Cultsol Kansas was found in a boarding house room suspended by a trunk strap around his neck. He was identified as an art student who had been reading about health and had attended state university events.
Club Members Will Raise Pure Bred Sheep
Members of the Pure Bred Sheep Club plan an annual event at Wehor Coumy farm featuring dairy and meat showcases. The gathering aims to promote livestock breeding, with demonstrations of refined stock and regional sourcing from nearby farms and colleges.
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Die Tennerseget
Callega al Laas
Mida Vaud
Comittana Ars Beer
Reishay
Tierp
Resignation Accepted for CIT Meat Inspector 15
February payroll operations covered all city departments totaling 3,259 dollars as the resignation of CIT Meat Inspector 15 was formally accepted by the city commission. The change in the Department of Public Health followed the resignation, with Captain Ward submitting a police report detailing arrests and forfeitures for February.
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Wobbey Meat
Br. Webb Pili
Leden
Ward Han
Us Department
Department of Public Health
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Police Department
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Chinese Premier Chin Yun Peg's surprise rise to power
In San Francisco reports recount Premier Chin Yun Peg of the Republic of China seizing the cabinet direction amid military and pro Japanese factions. He pledges reform, reconciliation, and support for diplomacy while opposing secret pacts and foreign interference.
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Republic of
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Anta Elith
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Wil Font
Geddes Chosen as Ambassador to United States
Ambitious selection for chief diplomatic post in Washington announced yesterday. Geddes will depart for Antwerp in about a month amid talk of high living costs hindering candidates. Officials say the move secures a stable choice despite political maneuvering and protests over pay.
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United States
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Knights of Colurbus Vow Aire Earnently Anquested
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a vow and an anxious call to heed a Wednesday pen and a looming schedule. Names and clear facts are unreadable, leaving a partially legible scene centered on a vow and a future deadline.
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Ming
Soonty
Prize beauty contest winner crowned at University of Oklahoma
Miss Margaret McMillan of Dallas Texas won the 192 percent Sooner Beauty Queen contest at the University of Oklahoma. She is a senior majoring in domestic arts and was washing dishes when the winner was announced.
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Camllan Norman
Okla
Margaret McMillan
Dallas
Tex
University of Oklahoma
Miss McMillan
Citrus crop damage report in Florida stays light
The Florida citrus crop endured a cold spell with February temperatures near 37.5 degrees lower than normal. Despite the cold, fruit and orange blooms remained underdeveloped but not severely damaged. The report notes limited impact on the upcoming season and briefly references market considerations and public sentiment.
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Trovidin Citrus Exchange
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Novis
Mike O Dowd Stops Opponent in Second Round
Mike O Dowd knocked out Jack McCaron in the second round of a six round bout in Philadelphia. McCaron was sent to the canvas three times in the first round and seconds threw four towels in the ring after a knockdown. A separate note mentions the film When Bearcat Went Dry screening at the Lyceum tomorrow and Thursday.
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Jack McCaron
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