Raise the School Teachers Pay Movement Gains Momentum
A historical plea urges doubling teachers' pay to attract and retain qualified educators. The piece cites federal and state support, compares teaching to other professions, and notes wartime recruitment of teachers who left the classroom for service. It argues better pay and standards are needed nationwide in districts and educational units.
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Washington
Mianner Ag
Eere Addoss
Seprata
United States
Federal Bureau of Ducation
Utah Manufacturers Promote Local Advertising Campaign
The Manufacturers Association of Utah with the Utah State Press Association will fund a state wide advertising push to raise awareness of Utah made goods. Exports will be sent to county papers and the association will coordinate with local presses to boost Utah products statewide.
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Utah
Manufacturers Association of Utah
Utah State Press Association
Press Association
Hays urges GOP to back Victory Liberty Loan drive
Will H Hays chairman of the Republican National Committee has sent a ringing appeal urging Republicans nationwide to enroll and support the Victory Liberty Loan through national state county city and precinct organizations and as individuals in this service.
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Will H Hays
Republican National Committee
More Homes Needed For Rent In Our City
The city faces a crying need for modern rental housing. At least twenty suitable homes could be rented if built in a good location. Investors with idle capital could profit by constructing modern dwelling houses and renting them, since demand exists for better housing.
Roadrunner Tactic Against Snake Cites Desert Animal Metaphor
A writer likens traffic with its biting and stinging to a roadrunner trapping a rattlesnake. He describes surrounding the snake with cactus pieces to force it into a confined, lethal standstill. The piece argues against urban sprawl and restrictive policy choices that trap danger in limited areas.
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Arizona
Callad Wu
William
Dryan
Farm property value tops forty billion in United States
In 1914 the total value of all farm property reached 40 999 444 000 dollars while farm crops were valued at 21 844 768 000 dollars indicating farmers hold substantial wealth and spending power when opportunities arise to secure value.
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United States
Banking a Community Service in War’s Afterglow
The article lauds banks as keystones of community effort during wartime. It notes banks staffed extra desks and personnel to support Liberty loan drives, expanding access and service. Banks are praised for fostering mutual cooperation between citizens, capital and labor, and farm prosperity.
Train Confusion at the Railroad Terminal
A passenger asked a porter if the train was his. The porter replied the train belonged to the company. After departure the passenger questioned the ticket collector about the next train, who said it would be about seven coaches and an engine.
Four Nebraska Towns Refuse to Observe Daylight Saving Time
Four towns Red Cloud Deykin Uehling and Broken Bow in Nebraska refuse to observe daylight saving time opting to turn back the clock an hour. Local authorities say the move reflects farming community wishes and is taken in defer ence to local sentiment.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Red Cloud
Deykin
Uehling
Broken Bow
Bluntepal
Wishen
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