CHECKS ON FOREST DESTRUC TION AND APPLE CROP PROSPECTS
The Apple Crop report notes a shrinking nationwide yield with New York state forecasts worse than last year. Forest destruction worries Georgia foresters with naval stores seeking higher taxes to fund fire protection and forest research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayester
Couritry
United
Staes
New York
New — York
England
Northwest
Ben Davis
West
Newland
Natra
Naval Stores
Atlanta
Georgia Forestry Association
HL. Kayton
Carson Naval Stores Company
Savanagh
Operatéra
United States
Forest
Phietts
Agricultural Department
Forest Service
Virginia
Fort Coralle
New York Herald
Fruit trade chronicle hints at apple sections
A garbled note suggests a long history of fruit trade coverage. The writer expresses cautious optimism about possible broad apple sections and wonders if their predictions are correct.
North Carolina Faces 5 Million Dollar Deficit Claim
An Associated Press dispatch from Raleigh reports that auditors Price Waterhouse and Company found the $5,000,000 cash deficit claimed for December 31, 1922, may reflect misunderstanding. Corporation Commissioner Maxwell says the letter leaves little room for controversy about the deficit and questions public interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Raleigh
N. C
A. J. Maxwell
Matweil
Price Waterhouse and Company
New York City
Ma Maxwell
North Carolina
Rippling Rhymes and a Fighter's Dream
A verse by Walt Mason celebrates Firpo and the lure of a true fighter who never quits. The speaker longs for a match where the bruiser fights whenever a foe appears, preferring real clash over boastful talk and cautious, polished scrapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Acta
Gertaillage
Sally
Hersett
Soule of Great Cities Quote by Arnold Brunner
A quotation from Arnold Brunner remarks that famous centers in cities may miss official buildings yet still embody the soul of a metropolis. It contrasts civic architecture with the city’s living essence.
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Arnold Brunner
Historic third party candidates and votes through 1916
The text traces presidential election votes for Debs and various third parties from 1904 to 1916, noting Debs 1904 402 400 votes rising to 919 799 in 1920 and detailing multiple small parties such as Clinton, Anti Masonic, Liberty, Free Soil, and National Democratic. It highlights James B. Weaver 1892 results and Bryan's record Democratic vote, with party timelines and brief fates of several groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Er Teceit
Inites Wiptes
John ‘Pidwell
Socialist Party
Duzene
Debs
Beert
J. ‘Benson
Oreoctalist-Labor ‘Party
Socialist-Democrati Party
Clinton, Democracy
Anti-Magonic Party
Seward
Filmore
Wood Clay
Wirt
Ait Ita
Liberty -Party
Free Soit
Abolition Party
Lborn
Ain
Liberty
Ries
Gréitech
Vberal
Labor
Labor Party
Rappeath
Prague Labor Party
united labor _ iE
People’ 'S Party
James ‘B.weaver
Ple
Bryan
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
People’s Party
Watson
People's
National- Democratic Party
Palmér
Buckner
W ‘Pow Wi
Wilbon
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Barry Floop Byrd
Publisner
Win- Slee Jones Secent-Clans Eater
Eater
Weekly News
the Weekly Mirror
Winchester Orchard Supply Co
North Market Street
Jonathan
Man
King David
Massey Bros
Winchester
M. B. Clowe
Bursing
Hammer
Worrien
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. W. E. W
Walnut Street
Chicago
Illinois
Yada
North Avenue
Hayfield
Vic
Sage
Cheta
C. Neidemeyer& Co
Seling
Care Star
Ul Peyton
Winder
B. Conrad
Water St
SRSS
Emmert Son & Con i
Leons
Reserve Deposit Company
Keith Bldg
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. Fenton Giffin
Trone
Stewart St
Harris
Ees B. Chapman
Chapman’s
N. Braddock St. J. .M. Hott
Opequon
Berone
Kent
Dr." OR sAndereon
Aerders Secommendat
Clement
Bell Phone
Furniahead House
Aioe
Raddock St
Mrs. Gopenh
AYE Vane Fm
Fess
Mecca
Smsilee
Harrison
Primitive Baptist Church
Hebron __Cemetery
Copenhaver
Uuike
Warren
Lahment
R.T. Jomes & CO AA
Phat Oye
EMBA
Loffice
BELL
Northern ‘Virginia Power
Main Street
Mals Street
Haddox Terrace
W. G
Piccadilly
Dwin
University OF
University
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