Government Wins Oleomargarine Suit
The Western District of Missouri court ruled in favor of the Government in Harrow Taylor Butter Co. vs Crooks Collector. The decision holds wholesalers and retailers of artificially colored cooking compounds as dealers in colored oleomargarine subject to internal revenue taxes and Treasury Regulations No 9 with immediate tax collection for sales after October 1, 1929.
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Geo. C. Hopkins
Collecor
Internal Revenue
Secod
Texas
Dallas
District Court For
Western District of Missouri
Harrow-Taylor Butter Company
Crooks
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Wee
Minister Killed by Train at Greenville
The Rev. Eugene C. DeJernett aged 72 was fatally struck by a Katy passenger train bound for Dallas at 7 50 Sunday morning a few blocks from the depot in Greenville Texas. He was a pioneer Holiness minister of the state and is survived by two sons D O DeJernett and I DeJernett a daughter Miss Vera DeJernett and a brother Dr W D DeJernett of Commerce.
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Greenville
Eugene C. DeJernett
Katy
Dallas
DeJernett
Texas
D. O. DeJernett
I. DeJernett
Vera DeJernett
W. D. DeJernett
Commerce
Interesting Facts About Cotton Textiles and Care
A bulletin notes cotton is the lint from seeds, with Sea Island and Egyptian used for fine threads and silks while upland and Peruvian grades suit sheeting and calicos. It covers laundering, sizing, dyeing tests, mercerization, weaves, and fabric durability for consumer guidance.
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Sea Island
A. Ravel
Madras
Chambray
Spermatic Shield rupture treatment demo at Washington Hotel
Seeley and Shevnan of Seeley Co Chicago announce Friday only demonstrations at the Washington Hotel Greenville from 9 am to 5 pm. The Spermatic Shield claims to seal ruptures, offer non surgical results, and address large or difficult cases during a verified event with federal and state court validation.
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H. M. Shevnan
H. Seeley CO
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington Hotel
Greenville
England
Spain
Seeley
Shevnan
N. B
F. H. Seeley
Dearborn St
Ill
Wrong food blamed for youth crime by Salvation Army
Commissioner John McMillan of the Salvation Army reports after surveying 106 industrial and 34 rescue homes that improper nutrition in childhood leads to crime and ruined lives. He says malnutrition affected over 60 percent of unwed mothers and fallen girls and 53 percent of men aided by the Army. Parents shoulder responsibility for failing to ensure balanced diets.
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Chicago
John McMillan
Central Territory
Salvation Army
Army
McMillan
Dog Lives Without Food And Water For Month
Corvallis report details a Bay family Airedale dog locked in a building for a month without food or water. Rescued by its owners the dog barked feebly as they arrived, surviving the ordeal.
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Corvallis
Mont
Mrs. Bay
Dog rescued after a month starvation ordeal
The Bays returned from a month long vacation to find their dog near death in a starved state. Torn curtains showed the pet’s attempts to escape, but medical care restored the animal to health.
Diplomat's Record in Washington Shows Traffic Violations
The police department notes 400 members of the diplomatic corps in Washington D C and that only thirty five diplomats have violated traffic regulations over thirteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Police Department
Epileptic Motorist’s Auto Hits Bus in Southend
In Southend England J C Corby’s car crashed into a bus after he was seized by fits of epilepsy. Police report Corby suffered epileptic seizures at the moment of impact and received medical attention.
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Southend
England
J. C. Corby
Corby
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Sun
Kirkpatrick
Whitewright
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Whitewright Elevator Co
South Side
Main St
Blanche Whittier Stephens
Oregon Agricultural College
Diplomat's
S&s
Supreme Service
Stateville & Spindle
Ser Economical Transportation
Chevrolet
Chas
Fline
Michigan
Fisher
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