Word: furnished
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...tomorrow, Mr. Samborski said. The play will begin sometime after Christmas, and games will be played as close to schedule as the weather permits. The rinks will be constructed somewhere on Soldiers Field. No charges will be made for the use of the ice, but men will have to furnish their own equipment...
With thousands of persons in and around. Boston still using the old telephone numbers, a trying day was spent by the intercepting operators yesterday whose duty was to furnish the correct numbers...
...seems a pity that either misinterpretation or a desire to stir up trouble where no trouble exists should have given rise to stories which create the impression that there is a divergence of views. . . . We decline to furnish the material for a Roman holiday for those who are trying to create this impression...
People like the Joneses needed relief almost as much as the farmers, the bankers, and the unemployed when President Roosevelt entered the White House one rainy afternoon in March 1933. Within a few months Home Owners' Loan Corp. was established to furnish urban mortgage relief, issuing its bonds in exchange for distress mortgages. The mortgages were usually scaled down, payments were put off for a year or two, and cash advanced to clear up back taxes, make repairs...
...years ago 150 pound football was abandoned because of the expense involved in taking the team on the trips required by a full schedule. If this rejuvenation succeeds, the players will have to provide their own transportation, presumably by automobile, to New Haven and Princeton, but the H.A.A. will furnish the equipment needed