Missouri Publicity Drive Credits Resources Behind State Progress
Expert says Missouri excels through publicity and enterprise, not resources alone. George A. Pickens, Missouri Association secretary, cites state’s wealth unknown to outsiders and stresses broad advertising. Hatfield and 200 delegates help form the Missouri Association at Jefferson City in April 1923 to promote statewide progress. Publicity columns in nearly all newspapers to support state-wide aims.
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George A. Pickens
Generail
Missouri Asociation
Community Advertising Department
Associated Advertising Clubs
Missouri
Can
Aon Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Charles F. Hatfield
Jefferson City
Missouri Association
Dole System Called a Crime Against Society
London May 13 George Landsbury MP denounces the dole as wrecking youth character urging relocation to the country and work. He cites unemployment benefits totaling 1.505 billion dollars paid since the war end as proof of systemic harm to individuals and society.
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Associated Press
London
George Landsbury
House of Commions
Mr. Landebury
T. Thompson
Local Nursery Ad Lists Flowers and Vegetables for Pots
A concise advertisement from LTS at 440 National Ave promotes geraniums petunias verbena and other flowering plants along with potted tomatoes sweet potatoes and various garden crops. The notice targets home gardeners seeking a mixed selection of blooms and edible starter plants.
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National Ave
Evans Triple Phosphates Promises Nerve Energy Boost
Thin men and women need nerve force and vigor, Evans Triple Phosphates offers a direct phosphorus boost for nerves blood and bones. A druggist testimonial claims the product increases nerve energy body strength and endurance. Baker's Drug Store and other druggists supply the original inexpensive organic phosphate.
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Baker's
Entertaining Nation's Editors Planned in Lexington
Lexington plans to host the National Editorial Association on June 10 with a 1:45 arrival. Committee members from Wytheville and Washington and Lee arrange a luncheon at Virginia Military Institute and a visit to Lee Memorial Chapel. The editors will be greeted by Dr. Henry Louis Smith and attend a cadet drill before continuing to Charlottesville for June 11 activities.
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Lexington
Lexington Chamber of Commerce
Institutions of Learning
National Editorial Association
William Cooper
R. H. Tucker
Washington and Lee
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Military Institute
William H. Cocke
Mess Hall
Lee Memoria 1
Henry Louis Smith
Washington and
Staunton
Baptist Church Service Bulletin at Friendship fire hall
A Baptist Church service bulletin notes a Wednesday night joint meeting at Friendship fire hall of the church fight committee and all captains and calling groups. It invites those considering this work and names several committee members. The regular midweek worship and prayer meeting on Fridays is also announced, urging active participation and inviting friends and neighbors.
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Friendship Fire Hall
Mias McVicar
Potts
Owens
Local Market Report and Community Notes
Market prices for wheat corn and flour appear amid tangle of OCR errors. Local retail figures mix with farm notes and social items including gatherings, visits, and family news from Capon and surrounding towns with names like Whitacre Unger Gardner and Loy.
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Sveiteeses
Redland Sunday school Mother's Day program in Whitacre
Whitacre Virginia May 13 Redland Sunday school presented a Mother s Day program featuring the song Mothers Prayers Have Followed Me a prayer station led by Philip Dolan and a segment titled Bob Tell Mother I ll Be There highlighting the community church event with local participation.
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Whitacre
Redland Sunday School
Philip Dolan
Bob
Own a Home in Winchester at Haddox Terrace
Prop offers a ready house for occupancy and two more under construction with water sewer and electric connections in Haddox Terrace at 18 Rouss Avenue. Learn how you can own a home at moderate cost in central Winchester. Schedule a viewing to explore modern conveniences and affordable options.
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Winchester
Haddox Terrace
Wanted Large Clean Cotton Rags 3c Ib At Star Office
A historical classified note requests large clean cotton rags offered at three cents per pound. Star office is the pickup point for interested buyers or rag suppliers.
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Star Office
Bailey Bros and C A Ashton ad offer moving and auto repair
Bailey Bros of Luray Virginia advertises prompt hauling and moving service from Box 294 with phone 644-1. C A Ashton at 443 Highland Ave promises guaranteed repair of all parts and speedy service urging customers to act now and see their old car.
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