Jardine Urges Farm Surplus Control to Stabilize Prices
Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine urged President Coolidge to push Congress for legislation creating a Federal Farm Board with a revolving fund and advisory councils to finance handling of surpluses. He said a national effort would reduce price fluctuations and aid farmers while markets improve and farm enterprises adjust to demand.
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Joseph 8. Wasney
United Press
Washington
William M. Jardine
President Coolidge
Congress
Jardine
Federal Farm Board
Farm tariffs and tax reform urged by Jardan in remarks
Jardan said tariff protection on agricultural commodities remains valuable to farmers. He noted improved farm income reduces burdens but urged continued efforts for greater economy and a better taxation system.
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Farm animals shine at International Livestock Exposition
Thousands visit the exposition as judges prepare. University of Kentucky claims grand champion wether and reserve, Town State College dominates fat swine, H M Lee of Ontario tops sheep prizes, A M Mitchell of Hecla wins feeder cattle carrot, FB Hall of Mechanicsburg tops fat cattle carload, Edellyn Farms Wilson wins grand champion bull with a two year old shorthorn.
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Chicago
University of Kentucky
Wether
Town State College
H. M. Lee
Highgate
Ontario
A. M. Mitchell
Hecla
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FB. P. Hall
Mechanicsburg
Til
Edellyn Farms
Wilson, Nl
Amarillo Delegation Set for Lockney Chamber Banquet
A large Amarillo delegation will attend Lockney chamber of commerce banquet Thursday night. Speakers include Col. Harve Haines, John E Hill, Tom Gallaher, and Henry Ansley. The Amarillo Jobbers and Manufacturers association expects a big turnout. local participants计划 to depart the auditorium at 1 o clock Thursday.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Lockney
Harve H. Haines
Board of City Development
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Port to Mr. Noland or City Development Board
Political negotiators discuss routing the port project either to Mr. Noland or the Board of City Development. The decision affects local planning and futures for regional trade. Officials seek consensus on the preferred approving body and timeline.
Vienna backs Hainisch for president in accord
Vienna reports all parties agreed that Dr. Michael Hainisch should be reelected president. The Associated Press notes the widely supported move following political consensus in the capital.
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Vienna
Michael Hainisch
Vet
Statesman Poised for Unanimous Third Term Victory
Tomorrow the veteran statesman is expected to win unopposed as the constitution is amended to allow a third term for him alone while all successors remain limited to two terms.
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Eran
New Army Air Site Is Still Undecided
Officials indicate no final choice has been made on the new Army air site with decisions pending review. Local leaders and military planners weigh potential locations and impacts as study results are considered.
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New Army Air Site
War Dept Officials Discuss Home of Third Air Wing
Davis of the war department and Assistant Secretary Davison who heads army aviation met to decide a permanent base for the third attack wing now stationed at Galveston. Post conference, negotiations were not finished and the announcement of the location was delayed until details are settled.
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