Insurance and textiles specialists listed for federation program
The General Federation of Women's Clubs introduces three specialists for a federation program. Miss Alice Lakey, insurance authority, offers a study program and two booklets. Mrs. Mary Schenck Woolman, textiles expert, presents a textiles study plan and related pamphlets. Dr. Louise Stanley, nutrition chief, outlines an Interested Program of Nutrition for the federation. The piece emphasizes the experts’ credentials and aims to promote informed home economics.
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General Federation Board
Burnham
Alice Lakey
Cortlandt St
New York City
Insurance
Miss Lakey
Woman's Home Companion
Mary Schenck Woolman
Hemenway
Boston
Massachusetts
Federation
Woolman
Camden
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Teachers College
Columbia University
Simmons College
Clothing Information
Clothing Information Bureau
American Home Economies Association
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Dr. Stanley
Tennessee
Pestody College
University of Chicago
Yale
University of Missouri
Washington
Federal Bureau of Home Economics
Federal Board of Vocational Bainacea
Hr Stanley
Mount Wilson
Baltimore
Mad
Belgium
Themerican Home Economics Association
Ox Scienee
Stanley
Cenerel Federation of Women’s Clubs
Department of Theemega Tome
General Federation
The Pencil Makes a Farm Pay Better
A Banker Farmer essay argues farming must be run as a business with proper books. It cites profits from record keeping, inventories, and annual financial statements, noting gains from better management and the value of knowing costs and assets to secure loans and improve yields.
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Nneteen
Iowa
Porto Ninenn
Gante
Bess
Abstracts offered for land owners in Brewster County Texas
Abstr acts of title prepared to guarantee a complete abstract. Service protects owners. For sale in Alpine and Marathon Texas. Trans Pecos Abstract Co. M L Hopson manager Alpine Texas.
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Brewster County
Alpine
Marathon Mays
Trans-Pecos
Banks Aid Monrovia Farmers With Seed Testing Program
In Monrovia Indiana a bank supported seed testing project tested 25 000 ears for six farmers last season with a quarter unfit seed. The program, supervised by the high school agricultural teacher, expects a seed corn surplus this year. Banks in Conway Arkansas offer prizes for marketable sweet potatoes on one acre with a $150 first prize and $50 district prizes.
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Monrovia
Ind
Conway
Ark
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Mary Sherman
FOOD
Walter Seeeveee
Econd
Elnb
Ir Federation
Womn
Fairbanks-Morse
McMurry
Fairbanks Horse Products
A. B. Sandifer
Alpine Drug Store
Alpine Mercantile Co
BIG Bend Bread
Hudson’s Bakery
Alpine Telephone Company
S. G. Smith
Alpine Electric and Ice CO
D. C. Littleton, Mey
Wm. A. Buchanan