Shortage of Jobs Reported in Dallas by Employment Chief
Dallas November 1 there is a marked shortage of jobs in the city says E C Cox ex aminer in charge of the municipal and United States employment service. For the first time in years common laborers cannot find work and hundreds lacking specialized skills struggle to secure employment as daily applications reach 125 to 150.
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Dallas
E. C. Cox
Municipal
United States
Making Their Own Hats in Wilbarger County
Vernon Texas Oct 31 Groups of women in Wilbarger County have been crafting fall hats at home demonstrator led sessions. Attendees learned millinery techniques including ostrich plume curling and velvet pressing. One meeting yielded about 110 dollars in hats with estimated value per hat at eight dollars.
Oil for Wrist Watches Worth $38400 a Barrel
Franklin, Pennsylvania, hosts the Fulcrum Oil Company which markets bracelet watch oil at 75 cents per eighth ounce. A barrel, containing 51,200 eighth ounces, calculates to 38,400 dollars, using the oil's price and volume.
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Franklin
Fulcrum Oil Company
Lady in Chicago Telegraphs For Rat Snap
Read Mrs Phillips wire requesting RAT-SNAP from Exterminating Co Westfield NJ. Customer reports RAT-SNAP rid rats quickly after moving from PA. Product offered in three sizes 35c 65c 125 for sale by Wilson Montgomery Hardware Co and Dyer Jones.
Hobby declines to ask ginners to close gin
Austin October 29 Governor Hobby declines to urge Texas ginners to close for thirty days. He says stopping ginning would not preserve value and could encourage price manipulation while preserving grade by baling. He favors keeping processes going to avoid deterioration and protect farmer interests.
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Austin
Hobby
Texas
Parker
Louisiana
Nebraska Farmers May Burn Corn for Fuel
Omaha reports that hundreds of thousands of bushels of corn may be burned as winter fuel in Northern Nebraska due to high coal prices and abundant corn. New corn unshelled sells for about 15 dollars a ton, cheaper than soft coal. Farmers consider corn as a substitute, a practice noted by C. H. Gustafson, president of the Nebraska Farmers Union, with many regions reporting serious interest.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
C. H. Gustafson
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
Mr. Gustafson
Confiscated extracts returned to owners in Vernon
Vernon Texas Nov 1 The federal grand jury that adjourned at Wichita Falls failed to indict Vernon dealers for alleged sale of extracts for beverages and cases against local merchants were dropped A raid last July yielded large quantities of extracts which an officer from Wichita Falls redistributed to the merchants today
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Vernon
Texas
Wichita Falls
HOGWALLOW NEWS Moseley’s mule and Tickville train tale
A light local item reports Moseley’s mule finishing hay then starting on Columbus All sap’s straw hat while Jefferson Potlocks inspected the Tickville train and dismissed it as a wheat thresher. Sap Spradlen comments on the hoot owl remark.
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Moseley
Columbus Allsap
Jefferson Potlocks
Tickville
Tickville Gossip and Small Town Laughs
A collection of light anecdotes from Tickville covers quirky quotes about a graveyard walk, a high priced circus, cash only shops, and locals like Clab Hancock Yam Sims Miss Flutie Belcher Atlas Peck Raz Barlow and Sile Kilden. It sneaks in a six legged calf sighting and local ads for German & Roberts real estate.
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Dog Hill
Tickville
Clab Hancock
Yam Sims
Flutie Belcher
Jeff Potlocks
United States
Atlas Peck
Raz Barlow
Depuy
Sile Kilden
Poke Eazley
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