Farm Board Takes Stand on Promoters
The Federal Farm Board rejects promoter driven organizing for benefits under the Agricultural Marketing Act. It will build up existing co operatives and educate farmers while weeding out unqualified promoters seeking per diems. Board members foresee easier farmer protection as associations amalgamate into centralized marketing corporations and a national chamber of cooperative economies forms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
A M Club Picnic Set For Saturday Evening
Members of the Panhandle A M Club will hold a picnic Saturday at 8 p m on the Jack Hall ranch. W A French the club president invites all members families and relatives to attend bringing their lunch. ANGORA Turkey furs outdoors signal a new style trend as Turkish women adopt fur wear. SARENTINO Italy antimony deposits found in the Upper Adige valley prompting government engineers to study the mineral find.
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Panhandle A. & M. Club
Jack Hall Ranch
W. A. French
Turkey
Sarentino
Italy
Adige Valley
Riggins Says He Now Feels Like a Brand-New Man
W. R. Riggins of Groom Texas proclaims Orgatone cured four years of fatigue, nervousness, and digestive trouble. He reports immediate improvement, restored appetite, better sleep, and renewed energy, urging others to try the remedy. Fox at end mentions legitimate treatment claims.
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Riggins
Groom
Texas
Orgatone
W. R. Riggins
Organtone
Steam trains end on Oshu Island trains replaced by buses
In Oshu Island steam passenger service ends with buses now serving the route. Steam freight still hauls pineapples to packing plants and carries sugar cane to mills. Australia forms a commission to explore film industry development. Pheasants released in San Juan to boost game and curb pests. US Agricultural Experiment Station asks hunters to skip shooting for three years. Two lightning bolts topple a Logansport, Indiana church steeples.
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Honolulu
Oshu
San Juan
Porto Rico
United States Agricultural Experiment Station
Poincare Ill After Pelvic Operation
Paris reports former prime minister Raymond Poincare underwent a preliminary operation for a pelvic ailment. Doctors described the procedure as simple with no fever and he regained consciousness quickly. He will remain in bed two to three days before a major follow up operation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Raymond Poincaire
Raymond Poincare
Marion
Gossett
Boldin
Army cooks enlist civilian help at Camp Smith in peace time
At Camp Smith New York the 108th Infantry National Guard shows humor about mess life as three civilian K P s are hired to tackle dish washing seen as a messy job. The company has bought private silverware and plates to replace the usual mess set.
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United Press
Rochester
N. Y
Sherman
108Th Infantry
New York National Guard
Camp Smith
K. P
Farm betterment hurt by Indian superstition
Stillwater Oklahoma August 1 United Press reports the Kickapoo Indians abstain from eating beans until after the green corn dance. Despite Oklahoma A and M extension work boosting yields of beans corn and pumpkins the corn gods may nullify the effort as the corn dance threatens to occur in July wasting the early bean yield.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Athens to host 27th International Peace Bureau Congress
Athens Greece announces it will entertain the twenty seventh annual congress of the International Peace Bureau in October inviting delegates from member nations to discuss disarmament and world security.
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Athens
Greece
International Peace Bureau
Fighting To Save Texas Longhorns
In Lawton Oklahoma on August 1 the Texas Longhorn herd in the Wichita mountains reserve near the Red river valley has grown from 26 head in 1927 to 51 head. Superintendent J H French reports 16 Longhorn calves born this spring thriving on long grass amid more than 600 elk and buffalo on the preserve.
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United Press
Lawton
Okla
Texas
Wichita Mountains
Red River Valley
J. H. French
Margaret Halstead Performs Second London Song Recital
Margaret Halstead daughter of Albert Halstead American consul general in London gives her second public song recital. Critics praise and one suggests she include more non jazz songs from the other side of the Atlantic in future performances.
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Albert Halstead
London
Gordon's Internal Antiseptic Promises Fast Digestive Relief
An advertisement claims Gordon's internal antiseptic stops fermentation at the source of stomach trouble. It asserts one dose eases indigestion dyspepsia excess acid gas bloating heartburn sour stomach fatigue headaches and nervousness caused by faulty digestion and urges readers to purchase from their druggist.
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Gordon’s
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