Mail early to ease Christmas delivery say post office workers
The piece urges mailing gifts early to spare postal clerks and carriers holiday strain. It argues shopping habits can shift to mailing ahead just as they did with shopping, and asserts a bright five year outlook with rising rail investment, trade with South America, and future Europe and Asia recovery.
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Post Office
Postal Service
South America
Europe
Atlantic
America
Japan
A Christmas Gift Offer for News-Eagle Subscriptions
The paper invites readers to gift a News-Eagle subscription to someone not currently receiving it. They offer the balance of the year free if a one year subscription is paid, with a Christmas greeting card and credit from January 1. Send $1.50 or visit the office to arrange the gift.
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News-Eagle
Jones anniversary notices fill long rural gathering
Neighbors and relatives celebrated Bert Jones and wife’s 30th wedding anniversary at their home on a Saturday evening. Dozens of local families shared refreshments and well-wishes, with many attendees listed by name. The scene shows the social fabric of the community around Warren and Marion area.
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Bert Jones
Luther Wilson
Clement
Tren
Golda Jones
Pauline
Josha Slusher
Ross Slusher
Garnet
Charline
Glen
Leo
Guy Ki
Earl
Glen Lee
Gerald
Geraldine
R. A. Evans
Amos Tharp
Vern Swagger
Inez
Amos
Will Chopson
Jess Beavans
Wilma
Delmar Lee
Genis
Dorothy
Gladys Lee
Imogene Schwab
True Murray
Leota Risinger
Frances Clark
Messrs
Vernis Custard
Harold Clark
Lester Williams
Gerald Jones
Cecil Schwab
Russell Mann
Jones
Rosa Luckey
Lacey Butler
Nora Coffield
Alice Jones
Eversole School
Charles Leonard
Lela
Ethel Friar
Warren
Josiah Slusher
Ernest Jones
LaFontaine
Charles Oxley
Oma Manning
David Beavans
Godfrey
Warern
van and Garl Tharp
van Buren
Russell Follis
Huntington
Alexander Murray
Ross
Everett McElhaney
Illinois
George Buzzard
John Beatty
Frank Yount
Dock Ramsey
Ramsey
Mariam
Louisa Godfrey
Amos Thary
Melvin Luckey
Charles Noble
Grace Stephenson
Marion Whitehurst
M. E. Luckey
Glen Slusher
Clarence Cloud
V. C. Ditzler
Marion
Floyd Parker
C. L. Cloud
Union Chapel
Wayne Lee
Cecil and
Ancil Myers
Carl Perdue
Jesse Beavans
L. L .Beavans
George Hagler
Christian Endeavor
Bert Custard
D. H. Coffield
Perry Fravel
Noneta
Ida
Reatha Genis
Swayzee
Ad Genis
Chris ,Seabold
Bluffton
Will Seabold
Indianapolis
Dan Elkins
Earl and
Elisha Roberts
William Myers and
Clark
Howard Hare
Opal Williams
Ft. Wayne
O. R. Williams
Andy Murray
Robert Jones
Childern
Otto Ramseyer
Silas Cloud
Cecil Jackson
Roll Evans
Oll Williams
Mahlon Brown
Chicago
Margaret Evans
Dwigh Evans
Garl
Beryl Lee
Fort Wayne
John Ostome
Near Liberty Center
Ceci
Jackson
Glen Custard
Adrian
Michigan
Push Your Way to the Top A Motive Speech Note
A compact exhortation urges relentless pushing to advance in life. It contrasts laggards with go-getters, arguing that effort and ambition determine success. The piece frames pushing as the key to progress, urging high aims and persistent action.
Conflicting Views on Postwar Agriculture From Experts
Dr. H J Waters argues agricultural conditions are worse than since the war and farmer's dollar stands at 87 cents, while the U S Department of Agriculture counters that agricultural position is the best in three years with farm product purchasing power at a three year high.
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H. J. Waters
University of Missouri
Kansas State Agricultural College
United States Department of Agriculture
Honoring the town’s steady working neighbor
The piece lauds a man who earns honest living and consistently supports betterment. He greets visitors, champions the town, defends its reputation, and invites critics to relocate, portraying him as the community’s energetic, forward‑moving figure.
Reach the Community with Holiday Advertisements
A persuasive pitch urges local business owners to use the newspaper to reach community households with holiday deals. It emphasizes advertising as a paying option to attract customers and compete with rivals.
Local ads urged for holiday gifts from known merchants
Readers are advised to spend money with firms that advertise in the News-Eagle rather than mailing funds to distant mail order houses. The notice emphasizes supporting local merchants with accessible merchandise and reasonable prices during the holiday season.
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News-Eagle
Wallace broadcasts on farmer troubles call for relief
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace speaks on farmer troubles urging relief measures to reach all listeners. The broad campaign highlights agricultural distress and policy responses aimed at farmers nationwide.
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Wallace
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