For Sale and Local Notices Mixed in Windfall Area
Mixed item list from Windfall area includes a for sale post for a male American Eskimo dog with purple ribbon pedigree priced at 75 dollars and contact details, plus advertisements for Shurett's Beauty Shop and Bestline Products. Town board discusses Recreation Fund funding, missing township minutes, and need for new agreement with an emergency readings. Also listed are recreation board term expirations and purchases of Christmas ornaments, Halloween vandalism notes, and a county no dumping ordinance with up to 100 dollar fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Accounts
PTO
Russell Receives Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award
Louis Russell, continued center recipient and Outstanding Teacher of the Year honoree from the American Industrial Education Association, recently spoke in Indianapolis after being elected in the mayoral primary to run for city county council at large. He vows to promote education as he makes up to 15 appearances weekly while addressing Lions and guests at 7:30 p.m. in the Windfall Community Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Industrial Education Association
Indianapolis
Russell
Lions
Windfall
Neighbors respond with sharp street quotes in letters
A cluster of readers send blunt remarks and wry maxims to papers. The Florence Herald prints an insult laden quip about a “cumsy bird brain” and a warning to not believe critics. Other fragments cite Larry King and W R Lewis, plus brief reflections on economy and everyday wisdom.
Profits tied to jobs say Nixon at Detroit club
In remarks at the Economic Club of Detroit President Nixon warned against price controls, arguing profits fuel job growth. He noted high corporate taxes benefit government and that many Americans share in profits through stocks and funds. He stressed wages are high and competitiveness relies on reinvesting profits into equipment and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Economic Club of
Detroit
Social factors to drive business in the 1970s says Northeastern president
Dr. Asa Knowles of Northeastern University argues industry will weight social considerations over mechanical concerns in the 1970s. He predicts future businessmen will focus more on the social environment surrounding their enterprises while maintaining profit as vital. Dr. Terrel Bell adds that humane and ethical values are essential for corporate survival alongside profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Knowles
Northeastern University
Terrel H. Bell
Education
States Seek $96 Billion General Revenue Rise
The states plan to collect $96 billion in general revenues an increase of 12.4 percent over last year, signaling a broader fiscal expansion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jennifer Brown
Smay
Dick's
Your
Bestline
John Disney
Shurett
Sharon's
Independence and
Posey Streets
American Legion Post
Montzeniens Ward
Coontey
Osborn’s Service Center
Louis Russell
Harold
The
Florence
Ala
Herald
Larry, King
Thermopolis
Wyo
Independent
W. R. Lewis
Lynden
Wash
Tribune
Ith T Contractors
Oa Building
UN Mibie
Home Lumber Co
South B
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!