Wilson and Company workers prize Certified Confidence
William C. Freeman writes from New York praising the forty seven North Eastern Pennsylvania Wilson and Company managers and salesmen who support the firm’s Certified foods. He quotes the slogan Certified Confidence and notes the employees pride, unity, and plans to expand dealer distribution to place Wilson products on shelves nationwide.
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Scranton
Iron Division
Wilson and Company
Keystone State
Pennsylvania
France
Chicago
New York
Wilson
Thomas J. Wilson
Thomas KE. Wilson
TRON
William C. Freeman
Fifth Ave
New York City
Chaloner Loses Suit As Supreme Court Reverses
The U S Supreme Court in a unanimous decision reversed a District of Columbia ruling and a Court of Appeals finding, setting aside a $16 000 libel verdict against The Washington Post in Chaloner vs Post. The case stemmed from a 1909 Post article about John Gillard and a 1905 murder in Merry Mills Virginia.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Associated
James C. McReynolds
District Supreme Court
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
John Armstrong Chaloner
Washington Post Company
Mr. Chaloter
Post
John Gillard
Chatoner
Merry Mills
Albémarise County
Claintiff
Chaloner
Louis Stuyvesant Chaloner
New York
Amelia, Reeves
New York ‘Tribune
Mr. Chaloner
Justice
D C MEN IN N Y HOSPITALS
Washingtonians in New York hospitals list American expeditionary force members by name and address. Among patients are Howard Sill and William Hill at Greenwich Hospital No 3 and Maj. Alexander Johnston and Lieut. Guy B Stevenson at Polyclinic Hospital with other servicemen at Camp Merritt base and area facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr. B. Stevenson
Washington Post
New York
Polyclinic
Augustus Nesbit
North Carolina Avenue
Samuel M. Howard
Base Hospital
Camp Merritt
N. J
James A. Penn
Washington Court
George T. Shannon
Holmead Place
Clarence Milstead
Tenth Street
Public Health Nurses Expansion Drive Promoted by Women
Washington women's clubs back a nationwide effort to raise public health nurses from 7,000 to 20,000 with scholarships funded by Capital women. Three bills from the children's bureau education and public health service seek over 40,000 nurses and target passage this session.
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Women's Clubs
Washington
Children’s Bureau
Bureau of Education
Public Health Service
Norfolk Cotton Warehouse Blaze Causes Big Loss
Fire believed caused by spontaneous combustion in a Norfolk cotton warehouse resulted in about 400000 dollars in damage. Four firefighters were overcome by fumes inside the building and two sailors were injured when a motor truck rammed a fire engine outside.
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Norfolk
Grain and Livestock Prices Reported for Mary and Nearby Regions
Prices for grain and live stock are listed with regional targets including Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Virginia. Poultry values cover alive chickens ducks white leghorns and others with weights and conditions. grain includes corn oats rye and barley pricing in Chicago New York Norfolk Savannah and Baltimore markets. Market activity notes demand and small elevator stocks with baglots and track prices and indicating Not sufficient basis for accumulations.
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Baltimore
Live Stock Prices Reported for June at Chicago
Live Stock notes from Chicago market show hogs with bulk at 20.35 to 20.60, heavyweights 20.40 to 20.55, cattle ranges from 10.75 to 16.76 for steers, veal calves 10.00 to 15.50, lambs 12.50 to 15.25, and yearling wethers up to 18.25. Includes packers and stockers pricing, with hogs and cattle as key movers for the day.
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Chicago
Acid Kills Schoolgirl In Kingston At School
Helen Savage aged 15 died after drinking carbolic acid from an ink bottle at Kingston North Carolina school today. She collapsed in class and died two hours later despite medical efforts. Authorities investigated the incident as a possible accident.
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Kingston
N. C
Helen Savage
Sealed bids sought for DC public works projects
Multiple sealed proposals due June to early June 1929 for construction and furnishing work in Washington District of Columbia. Includes track creek sewage substructure, concrete retaining wall at Fort Myer depot, redial block facility for agriculture heating plant, and Coast and Geodetic Survey building electrical fixtures. Proposals issued by District Building Zone and Agriculture Board.
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MFI
Dp. C
Ttack Creek
District of Columbia
District
Washington
P.C
Louis Brownlow
W. Gwynn Gardiner
Charles W. Katz
Commissionera
Seventeenth
D. C
Yabor
Abe
Fort Myer
Washington, D
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
D.C
U. S. Coastand
Supt
Coanty and Geodetic Survey
New Jersey
Washington, D.C
P.a
Mbeys
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U. S. Supreme Court
Gillard
Virginia
Godsofd
U. S
Alex C. King
Charles C. Poster
Washington Asylum and Jail
Frank J. Godsel
Court of Appeals of the District of
Columbia
Supreme ‘Court’ of the
United States
Solicitor General
Ywrit ‘Gryer
Jus- Hee White
Joseph W. Bailey
Wilton J. Lambert
Mater
Gedsel
Pierce-Arrow Motor Co
N. Y
Maj
Alexander Johnston
Lieut
Women’s Clubs
Ladlea
Fie Mary
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Benneylvania
Nearby
Savannah
Nestlé
Nestlé’s
Neslé's
Westin’s Food Company, Inc
Dept
William Bt
Nestle's Food
the. Commissioners OF the
OW. Gwynn Gardiner
Charles W. Kutz
Commissioners
Hoffman
13Th St. N. W
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Colonial Beach
Piney Point
Lord Baltimore
Penn
Cefonine Beach
Pimmey Point
Old Point
Old Point Caomfc
Norfelim
Snr
Wars
Washington-Southern N Company
7Th St. Beach
Rfolk
Dade
Standard Oils.company
Charlotte
N.C
Aladdin
Parker-Bridget CO
Atkyor
F. Stoufe & Co., Inc
14Th St
N. W
Hosiery of Today
Arthur Burt Co
E. B. Thompson
Tai Lith
Kodaks
KODAK
Bresties
12Th St
Sunday Post
Victor
Columbia’ Records
van Wickle
F Street
PU Ce Stenographer
Moe
Lev BL Morton
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