Dissolution of The Parlett firm to settle debts and claims
The Parlett, an add style of Bun Parlett, located at Nain county, is dissolved by mutual agreement. Butness will be continued by J. M. Bunicutter who will collect all claims due to the firm and pay all debts owed.
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T. Rail
Nain
Cate Ek
J. M. Bunicutter
Bible School closing program and exhibit at Centenary Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School program ends with a public closing program and handwork exhibit at Centenary Reformed Church. Children show enthusiasm after twenty days of vacation activities with singing and short plays led by J. Charles Peters in education.
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Centenary Reformed Church
J. Charles Peters
Insurance policy notes on loss proof and coverage
The text emphasizes proving loss to trigger coverage and claims under an ae policy. It warns that underwriters cannot settle until proof is provided and stresses records as the basis of claims. A church board will give an 8 o'clock address in the Sunday School room.
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Board of the Reformed Church
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes Stricken With Grippe
Washington July 23 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes is confined to his bed with a severe attack of intestinal grippe He has fever but his doctors say his condition is serious and he remains under care in Washington.
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Washington
Haynes
Demand for Thatcher's Liver and Blood Syrup Shocks Drugists
Enormous demand for Dr Thatcher's Liver and Blood Syrup overwhelms Winchester druggists as locals test the remedy for liver and stomach trouble. Storekeepers report thousands asking for information and note a free trial offer backing purchases.
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DR. Thacher
Thacher
Dr. Thatcher
Jesus
Thatcher
Thatcher Laboratories
Seong
Neighbor Dispute Leads to Fines in Police Court
Charles Hoar and his wife Alice Hoar were fined a total of 12 dollars including costs after a neighborhood quarrel. Testimony showed abusive language toward Mrs Carrie Ballanger and several women testified for Ballanger. The report notes the incident occurred amid a disturbance linked to a quarrel in the area. THOUSANDS EIGHT FIRE QUEBEC July.
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Charles Hoar
Alice Hoat
Carrie Ballanger
Ballanger
Forest Fire Fight Grows Severe Across Quebec Districts
Fire crews battle spreading wildfires in multiple Quebec districts where conditions have turned serious. Evacuations and air support are being coordinated as flames threaten communities and timber resources. Local authorities urge residents to follow evacuation orders and stay alert.
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Quebec
Harvest labor shortage looms in Western Canada
Winnipeg July 23 reports warn of a serious harvest hand shortage as Western Canada faces the greatest bumper wheat crop. Officials say 52 000 extra workers are needed across Saskatchewan 30 000 Manitoba 12 000 Alberta 10 000 with rivers to resume runs and labour callouts in three prairie provinces.
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Yen
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Albert
Columb
Western Canada and Alberta Wheat Harvest Outlook
Crop experts predict the largest harvest in nine years with Manitoba and Alberta starting in early August. Estimated wheat yield reaches about 600 million bushels, aided by favorable conditions in the Fraser and Columbia belt. Fruit production also up, with Okanagan apples at 4,260 carloads and peach, apricot, pear, plum, and prune crops abundant.
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Alberta
Wey
Apartments of Agriculture
Barry
Near Columbia
Okanagan Valley
Woodmen Buy Jersey Cows to Milk Hospital Patients
The Woodmen of the World purchase purebred Jersey cows from Judge Marshall Terrell's Terrell herd to supply milk for patients at the War Memorial Hospital near San Angelo. The plan includes bulls to boost herd size and year round vegetables and eggs from the hospital farm. The hospital opens August 1 with 200 patients anticipated.
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San Antonio
Marshall Terrell
Woodmen of the World
Society
War Memorial Hospital
San Angelo
W. A. Fraser
Southwest
Texas
Jersey
United States
Mr. Fraser
Codmen Hospital
World War Memorial Hospital
Victory Medal uptake lags among World War I veterans
Washington July 22 reports that about two thirds of American Army veterans have shown no interest in obtaining the Victory Medal or Button. The medal is available to all personnel including field clerks and the Nurse Corps. The Legion and other groups urge applications to recognize wounded and non wounded veterans.
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Washington, D. C
American Legion
Legion Convention to Tackle Immigration and Education
San Francisco July 23 The American Legion national adjutant Lemuel Bolles says immigration policy will top the agenda at the national convention in San Francisco next October. The convention will also address wounded veterans care literacy decline and physical education through the Boy Scouts to improve national health and citizenship.
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Lemuel Bolles
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United Steel Corporation
Bolles
America
Steel Trust
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Bottles
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