Hoover era speeches lens in senatorial race talk
A 1930s style report notes Hoover's upcoming western speaking tour shaping campaign dynamics. It lists senate candidates across states like Oregon Minnesota and Nebraska, highlights opposition to tariff and farm relief, and records party committee tensions over Huston leadership and campaign strategy.
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Mississippi
Pacific
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West
McNary
Oregon
South Dakota
Schail
Minnesota
Pine
Kansas
Norris
Nebraska
Aieth Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Coolidge
Tyne
Congress
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Soviet Agriculture Promises Big Collective Farms Rise
The Communist Party Congress painted an optimistic view of collective farming in Russia. They said collective farms could reach 90,000,000 acres and produce half the surplus of former petty holdings, with a 34 percent increase in labor productivity. They noted 70,000 tractors already in use, more than the same number would be in America, highlighting ownership and usage as a concern.
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AY. A. Kekovletiadgteasing
Communist Party Congress
Russia
America
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Know a germ when you see it card
Tiny germs invade through the smallest cut risking typhoid and other dangerous diseases. Wash every cat thoroughly with Liquid Borozone, a safe antiseptic, available at W.Y Platt & Co in Aiken, South Carolina.
Profit Sharing at Proctor & Gamble in 1888
In 1888 the Proctor and Gamble Company of Cincinnati, soap makers, adopted a profit sharing plan for employees with quarterly payments, last paid on a basis of $2.40 per share or 40 cents above 1929. Workers are guaranteed 48 weeks of work per year, with many employees from the rank-and-file serving as directors and labor troubles resolved.
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Proctor& Gamble Company
Cincinnati
Government pressure grows as prices dip and profits fall
With the drop in commodity prices producers press government officials and agencies for action to stimulate prices and restore profits, while other forces push for restraint and self adjustment, shaping government hands off policy.
The Heat Wave and Roanoke Ties
Booth Tarkington notes 1980 men will discard shirts as heat rises. The speaker resists waiting for 1980 if the thermometer does not improve soon. Roanoke ties in a related weather or city brief.
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Booth Tarkington
Roanoke
Cotton Seed Linters Case Reveals War Claims Victory
The Cotton Seed Crushers Association announces a major victory in the linters case. Ben T. Taylor directed the South Carolina group as a Washington claim was allowed for over 8 million dollars. Originating in World War I use for ammunition, the dispute centers on linters contracts and government acceptances after the 1918 armistice.
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Association
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Columbia
National Crushers’ Organization
Hartsville
Mississippi
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Congress Plans Higher First Class Postage to Cover Costs
The fragment argues for raising first class postal rates to 2 1 2 cents and criticizes cheap second class rates as causing a large annual deficit. It claims magazines rely on advertising and that publishers should pay the true cost of delivery while urging action from representatives.
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Congress
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