Neon rates listed for subscriptions and national ads
The document states Neon rates for subscriptions: one year 3.50 in advance, six months 4.75, three months 1.90, one month 0.30. Carrier pricing shows one year 4.50, six months 2.25, three months 1.20, one month 0.40. It also lists weekly rates 0.10 and mentions Devine-Tenney Corp as national ad representatives servicing New York Des Moines and Chicago.
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Yea Neon
Devine-Tenney Corporatama
New York
Des Moines
Chicago
Consolidated Newspaper Chain Formation Notice
A notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to re publish all AP dispatches and local news printed in the paper. It notes consolidation with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror as part of the arrangement.
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Associated Press
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
The
Weekly Mirror
Perfecting the Saints Prayer and Scripture Verse
A prayerful excerpt centers on Hebrews 13 20 21 praising God and the risen Jesus. It calls believers to be perfected in every good work and to do his will through Christ, to his glory forever.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Why Are There So Many Marriages in 1929
The 1929 calendar year recorded 1 222 559 marriages, a record for the era. The piece questions whether rising freedoms, movies, and modern pleasures drive a manufactured demand, suggesting anxiety about artificial incentives shaping intimate life.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Dan
Ting
Garber’s Appeal to Voters in Seventh District
Scottsville News notes Congressman Garber argues that long service under Hoover will help constituents. He invokes awareness of department heads and administrative officials to claim he can deliver more effective service than a new representative. The piece questions how such influence would aid voters.
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Scottsville
Garber
Hoover
Shaffer
Ninth
Brother Garber Criticized for Administration Promises
The speaker argues the administration promised farm relief, prosperity, and law enforcement but delivered unemployment and commissions. They question Brother Garber's sympathy and prefer Judge Fishburne to shake up the administration and inspire action for the constituency.
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Brother Garber
Judge Fishburne
College smoking policy sparks debate on personal choice
The article argues that removing smoking prohibition for women shifts regulation from rule to opinion. It notes no expected change in the number of women smokers and suggests allowing personal habits fosters character growth and independence of thought.
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Board of Managers
Drought Relief Debate and Feed Freight Reductions
Virginia officials press for additional federal drought relief measures beyond those already announced. They commend railroad freight reductions aiding hay and feed delivery while noting many farmers lack cash to benefit. The letter cites $200000 in seed loans for fall crops, with only $43000 loaned, due to red tape despite Virginia being named in drought relief legislation.
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U. S
Virginia
Mississippi
Far West
West
National Drought Committee
Drought Relief Proposals From Senator Byrd Urge Broader Aid
In a detailed letter Senator Harry F Byrd calls for expanded drought relief, arguing that current farm credit limits are too strict and relief funds are insufficient. He urges Congress to authorize large road spending, extend crop lien backed credit, and provide fertilizer seed and feed at low cost to ease unemployment and farm losses in Virginia.
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Virginia
National Drought Committee
Congress
Drought Relief Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Fire Department to Stage Benefit Show Next Month
The Cumberland Valley and Virginia State Firemen's associations plan a local talent benefit show in early November to raise funds for the large convention set for next August. Merchants and citizens pledge support as out-of-town help is enlisted and top local talent is sought for the event. Further practice and meeting details will be announced soon.
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Committee On
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association
Virginia State Firemen’s Association
North Carolina Farmers Plan Burning Cotton Stalks
North Carolina farmers plan to burn all cotton stalks this season as a boll weevil control measure.
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North Carolina
Asheville to Host United Daughters of the Confederacy Convention
Mrs. L. E. Fisher of Asheville N C serves as general chairman for the UDC convention set for November 18 22 in Asheville. Tennessee 4 H club teams won honors in livestock dairy poultry and crops judging at the Mid South fair this year.
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Associated Press
L. E. Fisher
Asheville
N. C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
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Evening Star
Staunton News-Leader
Fis
National Red Cross
Red Cross
ANCHO
Anchor
Pouesatt
TE Sunshine
América
Imac
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Fire Dept
Brooks
Artstyle
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Cammer’s Dry
Cleaning Service
South Braddock Street
Baker’s Drug Store
Hallowe'en
Phantheon
Rome
Winchester Printers & Stationers
Vaile ‘Sayt
Mowney
Service Facili
Majectics and
R. C. A. Radios
Irwin Drug CO
N. Braddock St
Vusee
Sven
Abbott Laboratories
Northern VA. Power Company
Winchester
Frederick Fair
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