Union County notes on Farm Bureau plans and rail rates
Officials of the American Farm Bureau Federation direct its transportation department to join the Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into freight water and grain, with Denver and Chicago trials. The effort aims to save about $94,000,000 yearly for western stockmen if recommendations are adopted. A livestock judging team will represent the county at the State Fair, coached by County Agent Henry Putnam. Farm Bureau hearings in South Dakota urge better credit, lower freight rates, broader markets, and tariff adjustments. results will be shared with a congressional agricultural committee. A debate ends with Grain Growers Inc gaining free territory adjacent to Park River, ND, and a Farm Bureau picnic set for August 27 at the Gust Johnson farm. Housing and wage details for farm help are provided, with payrolls around $2.04 daily and $50–$60 monthly for married men. Tankage shipments and cooperative buying highlight savings, while meetings and events invite local participation. The pale western cutworm threatens Montana and Colorado, with 10–75 percent grain loss in Montana and thousands of acres plowed for reseeding in Colorado.
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Union County
American Farm Bureau Federation
Department of Transportation
Clifford Thorne
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
West
Denver
Chicago
Butletin
John Phillips
John Connolly
Reynold Lewison
A. W. Schults
Henry ©. Putnam
South Dakota
Farm Bureau
American, Farm Buréau Federation
Congressional Joint Commission of Agricultural Tagpary
Washington
U. S. Grain 1Growers, Inc
Park River
N. D
Asher L. Burdick
North Dakota Park Bureau Federation
George @. Duis
National Wheat Growers’ Association
Grain Growers’ Inc
Aleester
Beresford
Alcester
Central Community
C. H.guntafson
U. & Grain Growers, Inc
Union County Farm Bureau
Gust, Johnson
Big Springs
San Francisco
New York
Shanghai
China
America
Richland Township
F. F. Kerr
W. 8
Hil
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Farm Bureau Notes Victory for Farming Interests
The Executive Council of Iowa ruled that land valuation for taxation will not be raised now but will stay linked to the 1919 ban. A recent hearing featured the Farm Bureau Moderation, railroads, utilities, and other business interests arguing to reduce farmer burdens during the program discussion.
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Executive Council of
Towa
Cova Arm Bureau
Federation
Farmers Win Tax Fight and Farm Bureau Day Plans
The Iowa Federation, led by Attorney J. Mitchell and President Hunt, secured a decisive council victory on tax equalization after a statewide survey of agricultural conditions. The federation will host Farm Bureau Day at the Iowa State Fair, August 29, with speeches by Jim Howard, John Coverdale, Mrs. Florence Richardson, and Senator Capper possible. The program includes round-table discussions and music, with Farm Bureau HQ in the Agricultural building. The piece also notes support for the St Lawrence deep waterway, citing potential savings of six to fifteen cents per bushel for western farmers.
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Farmers of
Iowa
J. @. Mitchell
Hunt
Committee On Taxation
Mitchell
Federation
Farmers of Iowa
American Federation
Farm Bureau
President Hunt
Llana
Jim Howard
John Coverdale
Chicago
Towa
Florence Richardson
Mahanka County
Senator Capper
Washington
Capitol
H. C. Wallace
State Fair Management
St. Lawrence Waterway
St. Lawrence Deep Waterway
J. R. Howard
American Warm Bureau Federation
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Howard
Duluth
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Stryzewski Wins City Tennis Singles Championship Cup
The city tennis tournament continues with Stryzewski defeating Louis Koch 6-0 6-1 in the final to claim the singles title as Koch and Taylor pursue the doubles crown. Semifinals saw Koch beat Herman Koch and Stryzewski/ Evans topple Nelson Smith, with doubles semifinals set for Friday and finals to follow. The Union County Old Settlers Picnic plans a Riv ersioux Park event on August 23 with games, dancing and sports for all.
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Stryzewski
Herman Koch
A. L. Bennett
Louis Koch
Lionel Eustace
Henry Stryzewski
Herman Och
I. Stryzewsii
Ly Koehose E Cece Oe
Marlon Evans
Harry Nelson
Gerald Smith
L. A. Beekman
Russell Replogle
A. W. Johnson
Shoulberg
A. C. Hauck
Elmer Hammer
Ira Hammer
Graydon Taylor
Joy Brady
HH. Shoulberg
A. C. Hauek
Marlon Ivana
Koch
Taylor
Beckman
Replogle
Hauck
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Akron
Mellen
E. E
Mellen & Son
Insurance and Investments
Will
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Akron Fotor Service
Sioux City
Ranni
Bohlken
Harms & Steck
Props
Service
ND FE
Caeaor and
Pest Eno
National Post Office
San Diego
Irdner
Efornia
Independent
Ortand
Plymouth County
Register-Tribals Office
Inn
School Vist
Portland
International Brooking Mills
Norrison
the Register-Tribune
Raya: Smith, Publisher
Farm Bureau Notes
Iowa Farm Bureau
Old Settlers
Old ‘Settlers
Mil Point
Riversioux Fark
V. F. Rossow
Lake City
Klauer Bros
Undertakers
Double Srick
Register-Tribune
Aduus
Silverberge& Co
Register Tribane
Alvon
John Polun
Fred Kroksh
Frank Mills Fav
Westfield
Henry
A J. Callaghan
Ae Aay
Buick
J. H Pollock
M. M. Talbott
Alcon
DR. Schwind
March & Thornan Cobb & Greenleaf
Christy
Hamilton
Lakeside
W. H. Christy
Thea
Chas Wise, Pt
Harry Waterbury
Dray Line
Escott Beer
Presto
Visor
J. L. Clayton Auto Top Shop
East Mill Street
Mioway
Akron Savings Bank
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