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Notice to the Public
A generic public notice stating that erroneous reflections about any person firm or corporation in The Record will be corrected on request to the editor.
Limiting Liquor Prescriptions Debate Sparks Controversy
An editorial notes the American Medical Association's push to remove limits on liquor prescriptions, arguing many doctors issue beverages as medicine and that removing rules could turn prescribing into a profit motive. It warns this stance risks public trust and professional esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Society
Congress
Becuse
American Medical Association
State Tax Rate Fixed At 77 Cents On 100 Valuation
The state tax rate is fixed at 77 cents per 100 valuation for this year, up 2 cents from last year due to Confederate pen signs tax rising from 5 to 7 cents. The determination stems from a constitutional limit and a three million dollar deficit carried from the prior biennium. The rate reflects a people vote to fund Confederate pensions, despite broader finance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automatic TX Board
Wérthy
Insist on Higher School Funding Reflects Public Tax Views
The piece argues for more state money for schools noting half the state rate goes to the school fund after pensions and that much general fund money is allocated to education. It claims taxes would be negligible if only official salaries remained and urges awareness of tax origins rather than complaint.
Why So Many Paslures in Public Schools This Fall
A long discussion on US public schools notes that about 10 to 25 percent of 12 million students fail to promote to the next grade. It cites causes from physical defects and health to poor home study conditions and irregular attendance, urging parental action to reduce repeat failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Industrial Engineering Program Expands Training Courses
The institute offers four fold training in Basic Engineering Subjects Industrial Management and practical industry experience. Courses cover mathematics chemistry physics engineering drawing and related subjects with industrial history economics psychology and management. Cooperating firms Buick Chevrolet A C Spark Plugs DuPont Marvel and Stewart Body Works shape advisory committees to ensure practical executive preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick Motor Company
Chevrolet Motor Car Company
A. C. Spark Play Company
Eo 1
DuPont DeNuncours Company
Marvel Carburetor Company
Stewart Body Works
Training Executives Big Part of Car Industry Growth
The article notes the rise of the automobile industry and the growing focus on training executives. It highlights a Cooperative Engineering Course at the Flint Institute of Technology run with automobile and allied industries. The program combines four weeks in factory work with four weeks at the institute to develop junior executives with practical industrial experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunutu
Allied Industries of
Flint
Piint Institute of Technology
Dudusthat
Rayland parish notes reflect family visits and visitors
A large crowd attends singing at Luther Cribbs in West Rayland. Local residents and visitors, including Lucille Belew, Mary Belew, and Ruth Slaney, are listed with visits to relatives in Decatur, Thalia, and Oklahoma. Several extended family members travel, and social events such as an ice cream supper are noted.
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Luther Cribbs
West Rayland
Lucille Belew
Decatur
Beid. Paschall
Bridgeport
Red Belew
W. N. Reid
Effie Martin
Willie Mae Farrar
West Rngland
Mary Belew
Fred Belew
Loyal Paschal
Ruth Slaney
Thalia
Rayland
Clint Crisp
Singing Event Planned at Varge Methodist Church
A special singing is planned at the Methodist church of Varge next Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon. Special singers of note will be present according to announcements sent out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varge
Hole
Owen Family Heads to Colorado for Summer
E. B. Owen and family left Verona Thursday for Colorado to spend the rest of the summer. Mr. Owen recently returned from a trip through the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Owen
Vernon
Colorado
Mr. Owen
North West
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