Wheat production outlook contrasts with Acreage in May report
May report from the Division of Agricultural Statistics shows 1919 harvest acres at around 6.5 million with 1918 at 6.19 million. Production in bushels is forecast near 2.1 to 2.2 billion, reflecting mixed gains and declines across regions while national acreage and yield figures shift.
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National records show 234 lynchings in thirty years
A National Association for the Advancement of Colored People report cites 234 mob killings in the last thirty years. The North records 219 victims. the South 2504. the West 156. Alaska and others 15. Georgia leads with 386 victims, followed by Mississippi 873 and Texas 355.
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Local Servicemen Report From Hoboken Camp Mills
Telegrams advise that Lieut Taylor Nichols and Sergeant Prian Nichols reached Hoboken and went to Camp Mills New York. They served in the With Field Shop Corps of the 56th Division and expect to be sent to Camp Bowie around June 15.
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Vernon Lodge No 655 A A M Meets on Regular Thursdays
Vernon Lodge No 655 A A M holds stated communications on the second and seventh Thursday nights at 7 30 o clock. Frank Mann serves as secretary and Sherman acts as worshipful master.
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Budget System debate and reform aims in Congress
The piece outlines Democratic plans to implement a budget system led by Speaker Gillett and Senator Penrose, aiming to coordinate income and outlay by uniting Appropriations and Ways and Means with executive departments. It notes proposed tax reductions tied to adopting the budget and cites wartime excesses as justification. Also mentions various social notices and local updates amid the political discussion.
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West Vernon News Local Society Notes June 5
Miss Minnie Martin returned Tuesday from Clarendon where she visited Miss Tommye Lee Awtrey. Mr and Mrs Frank Joseph of Dawson Valley spent weekend with Mrs Josephs parents Mr and Mrs W T Cook. Mrs J R Huie of Odell visited her parents Mr and Mrs W M Hazard. Mrs Mib Colley came home from Clemson, visit with her sister.
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Advertising Club address emphasizes self funding of ads
Sanders of Chicago told the Advertising Club of Baltimore luncheon that advertising boosts turnover and profits by creating consumer demand. He argued national branding lowers unit costs through quantity production, allowing dealers to offer cheaper, higher quality goods without extra advertising expense.
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