Sun Needed to Electrify One Fourth of U S Farms
Basle Switzerland Sept 3 1936 estimating 1 5 billion dollars would be required before one fourth of US farms could obtain electric light and power service Dr White Chicago director of the committee on electricity and agriculture told the World Power conference he cautioned that farms must be wired and equipment provided and farmers would spend about twice the distribution cost per farm to adopt electricity
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Basle
Switzerland
United States
Drivdae A. White
Chicago
Distribution Inc
White
Rural electrification committee features broad national support
Members of Doctor White's committee aim to make electric service a rural development factor. The group includes the American Farm Bureau Federation, American Home Economics Association, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, General Federation of Women's Clubs, plant manufacturers, farm equipment makers, National Electric Light Association, the National Grange, and officials from agriculture, commerce and interior departments. A home talent play by Charles City Legion spans Oct 11 and 12 with a musical comedy.
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Doctor White
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Homeconomics Association
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Ceneral Federation of Women's Clubs
National Association of Farm Equipment, Manufacturers
National Electric Light Association
The
National Grange
United States Departments of Agriculture, Commerce and the Interior
Charles City
Legion Post
Tound of My Honeymoon Under Emgran Producing
A readable fragment notes production work under Emgran Producing Co for a project titled Tound of My Honeymoon. Details on cast, release date, or location are not provided in the fragment.
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Emgran
Father and Son at Manchester Fined for Disorderly conduct
Special Mayor Fred W. Hermann heard A. H. Young and his son Lloyd after their Wednesday arrest near the Riverside hotel. Both were found guilty of being drunk and disorderly. A. H. Young paid 35 dollars and 4.24 in costs, Lloyd Young received a 30 day jail term and both were bound over to the grand jury on resisting officers. The son faced an additional charge of illegal acts.
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Manchester
Fred W. Hermann
A. H. Young
Lloyd
Riverside Hotel
Mother warns against harsh laxatives for children
Advertisement argues against cruel purges and calomel for infant constipation. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, non griping laxative that establishes natural bowel regularity and is safe for chronically constipated children. A free sample offer is extended by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Oii Sren
Iowa’s most decorated soldier Captain Jack Christopher buried
Capt. Jack G. Christopher, Iowa’s most decorated soldier, was buried in Red Oak after funeral services reflecting the affection of buddies statewide. He died in Colorado following an eight year battle to regain health lost in World War I trenches.
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Red Oak
INS
Jack GC
Christopher
Iowa
Colorado
Bedroom suite in Huguenot walnut finish Bow foot bed
A complete four piece bedroom set including a Bow foot bed in Huguenot walnut finish, a chest with three large drawers and two top drawers, a large dresser with plate glass mirror, and a Priscilla sewing cabinet.
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Priscilla
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