Agricultural Exhibit To Be Much Better Than Last Year
The War ren County Corn Poultry and Apple Show in Washington will outdo last year with judge panels and many prizes. The Polo Wilkes Companys gains approval to lower gas rates to two dollars forty cents per thousand cubic feet for small use, with higher blocks for larger consumption, replacing the present base. The exhibit aims to draw farm families with speeches, contests, and numerous prizes from fifty cents to ten dollars, and expects about 100 poultry entries with extensive judging.
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J. B. O'Neil
GI. Stryker
Cain
Washington
Ida
Cooermion
Ecemmliten
Sidelights On Road Hearing Last Week
County meeting discussed state highway plans and funding. Key speakers included Judge Morrow and Roseberry advisors. Citizens debated law defects and county acceptance of Highway Commission terms amid calls for better roads and tax fairness.
Mills reopen after wage cuts in face of market slump
Mills in Rochester reopened Monday after brief idleness with about a ten percent wage reduction. An industry-wide decline in prices and production forced several plants to cut wages, while employment totals near ninety three thousand with over twenty thousand idle for about two months. Local notices warned of further price and wage adjustments as plants resumed operations under new schedules.
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Mlasy
Deiferson Nil
Seven Dollar Per Ton Profit in Coal Mines
Evidence presented by Tuittree Attorney Tintyy A. Lews and others shows large profits in coal mining through altered invoices and middlemen moving coal bought at 38.20 per ton to present as higher grade, with prices reaching 19.50 per ton. Testimony before Me. Lowh and documents indicate widespread manipulation, sent to Governor Palmer and Senate probes.
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J Bronk
Anthraette Mingres Glona
Penneylvain
Avidenes
Wiyb
Prices Drop Third Since May
Prices continue to fall across commodities led by wheat and metals with a 31 to 7 percent decline in foods and 18 percent in clothing since October. The Bank notes uncertainty about how long the low mood will persist while urging consumers to adjust, warning against stockpiling and premature expectations of revival as purchasing power dwindles.
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New York
Owl Petro
Carl Owlny
Geowlay
Bradatryol
Rend Dusinjient
Wheat Drops to 147 a Bushel as Market Slumps
Prices in the wheat market sank to 147 a bushel for March delivery, dipping below the 1.50 level amid reduced demand and weak foreign exchange. Investors noted buying power from European interests and new woes from North Dakota bank failures contributing to the decline alongside spills in cotton and grain prices.
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Chicago
Flaniy
North Dakota
Engagement Extraordinary at Artistic Curdun Studio Show
An extraordinary music engagement at the Artistic Curdun Studio on December 20 features a famed orchestra known for Winter Murata records. Conducted by President Wilken with notable figures from New York and civic leaders, the event promises high artistry and a rich program. tickets are 81.23 including war tax, and patrons are urged to attend despite weather.
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Atanday
Tlendinesw
Wintor Garden
Palned ‘Theatre
United States
Chin Woondyefyl
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Tresident
Chives Hughes
New York
Cox Vin Cresident
Cleek Harding
Murata
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Dikline
New Broom Promises Low Prices At Davis & Son
A promotional note from Davis & Son at Warrington Ave Washington NJ claims a clean sweep of high prices and offers quality goods at low prices. The message invites comparison shopping and highlights value over competitors.
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Washington
Relief For Farmers By Next Congress
Senator Capper pushes for farm relief measures as Congress convenes. He backs a revived Farm Credit system to supply credit to farmers and curb speculation, while opposing current credit-trade practices. Aims include extending foreign credit and stabilizing prices to support rural welfare.
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Federal Reserve
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Nak
Oxford Butler Road Reopens As Bridge Nears Completion
The Oxford-Buttzville road is open with a new concrete bridge nearing completion. Crews worked through winter on the project, with spring plans for final finishing and road improvements. Contractors report significant progress, aiming for better appearance and long term savings on construction costs. Local officials note daily rolling oil and added traffic as work continues toward full reopening.
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Dinkistown
Cantenetora
Washington Chautauqua Week Planned With Entertainers
A Washington Chautauqua week was organized aiming to provide high quality entertainment and instruction. Notable figures listed include entertainers and local organizers, with July tentatively set and subject to change.
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Washington
Local theater notices and shop ads in historic newspaper
The page lists nightly film attractions with Constance Talmadge and Connie May, plus star acts like Mildred, with theater dates and local prices. It promotes Dr W Griffiths projections and urges readers to visit Davidson's Jewelry, Barnet and Wivters store for rings, hats, and accessories, noting eye exams by A. Davidson Optometrist and other listings across Washington.
Blue laws stir nation as anti liquor groups push Sunday observance
The Anti-Saloon League and allied groups campaign for nationwide Sunday blue laws amid Southern support and church backing. North Carolina leaders push enforcement and Congress is urged to act, while lawmakers consider prohibitions and enforcement funding.
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Methodist Conference
Wayne F. Wheeler
Cratta
Rolly
Carolina
Aden
Newhern
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Cole Amibin
Teaching Manners Urged In Schools
The Teachers' Council of New York City promotes a new school subject on manners to improve student conduct. The article notes that home environments vary and schools must provide instruction to cultivate civility, contrasting this with past neglect. It discusses potential classroom impact and broader social implications, plus a trial of the topic in certain districts.
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Dance Night at Gordon Studio Featuring Syncopated Six
A December Tuesday evening event at the Artistic Gordon Studio presents Wick Say and the Syncopated Six performing lively harmony and rhythmic patter. Don’t miss this chance to hear the Boys ugolin perform in a spirited syncopation showcase.
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Warren County Voiced Demand for Prohibition Enforcement
A 1920 letter from the Antisaloon League urges Warren County officials to enforce the Volstead Act and pursue arrest, indictment, and conviction of liquor sellers. It cites complaints across Essex, Union, Middlesex, Monmouth, and Camden counties and demands action by Prosecutor A. Surkeyer and local sheriffs. The note emphasizes Federal law limits and insists authorities protect residents from bootleggers.
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