Farm co operative marketing grows with 1 million farmers joining
Over 1,000,000 farmers joined cooperative marketing in 1923, accounting for $2 billion in activity. B F Yoakum pitched interstate marketing, while the National Council plans new Washington headquarters. Governors and federal agencies back co op marketing as stabilizing policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Capitol
California
National Council of Farmers’ Cooperative Marketing Associations
Lowden
Illinois
Supreme Court
Department of Agriculture
War Trade Board
Farm Loan Board
Federal Reserve Board
Congress Backing Study For Southern Appalachian National Park
Secretary of the Interior proposes a five member committee to study the Southern Appalachian range for a typical area to become a national park. Invitations go to Henry W. Temple Major W. A. Welch and Colonel Glenn Smith with two more named by the Council on National Parks. The aim is to pick a site upholding park standards and likely donors may offer land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian
Interior
Henry W. Temple
Pennsylvania
W. A. Welch
Palisades Interstate Park
New York
Marrington Moore
Work
East
No More Immigrants Till After June 30
The Labor Department announced a near halt to immigration for the current fiscal year ending June 30, with only scattered admissions. Europe is exhausted on quotas, led by Britain and Ireland, Germany, Italy and Poland, while total admissibles are capped at 357,803 and monthly limits restrict entries to 20% of a nation’s yearly quota.
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United States
Department of Labor
Europe
Scandinavia
France
America
South America
Great Britain and Ireland
Germany
Italy
Poland
Russia
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Labor Department
New York
Bogota and Colombia A North American Climate Center Of South America
The article describes Bogota on a high plateau near the equator with a gentle 60 F average, a temperate climate and rich scenery. It outlines Colombia’s geography including the Andes three cordilleras, Cauca and Magdalena valleys, coastal access on both oceans, and vast potential for transport and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Great Lakes
Bogota
Colombia
Chicago
United States
Republic of Colombia
Reno
Nevada
Sacramento
Magdalena River
South America
Tropics
Equator
New Haven
Conn
Memphis
Tenn
Middle West
Pacific
Mississippi
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
Florida
Maine
Ecuador
Cordillera
Cordilleras
Cauca Valley
Magdalena Valley
Bogota Plateau
Buenaventura
Cali
Cauca
Andes
Magdalena
Magdaleng
Farm sales and road funding dominate Iowa news
Tidbits report W H Curtis sold an 80 acre farm for 300 dollars an acre, an Emmet county road bend issue to be voted April and numerous notes from Guthrie to Humboldt on farming, schools, priestly dedications, and road paving. Iowa highways gain support from Oskaloosa manufacturers while Swift and Co undertakes a seven million dollar Sioux City packing plant restart.
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Sheldon
W. H. Curtis
Emmet County
Fred L. McMillin
Arnold Park
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Imogene St. Patrick's Day
Iowa
Iowa Railway and Light Company
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Cornell College
Glee Club
Nevada
Wilbur
Denby
Old Boonesboro
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Humboldt
Ams
Ames Milk Producers Association
Midland
Swift & Co
Midland Company
Ackley
Butler County
R. Boelmann
Harken
C. N. Douglass
Lehigh
Dolliver Memorial Park
Webster County
White House cook Martha Mulvey’s long service shines
Mrs. Martha Mulvey, born in Sweden over fifty years ago, has cooked for four presidents and now serves Mrs. Coolidge. She met her husband, James Mulvey, a longtime White House guard, while working during the Taft era. The Mulveys own a Washington home and begin days early, preserving a discreet dignity in her revered role.
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J. P. Morgan, &Sr
New York
Kansas City Star
William Howard Taft
President Taft
White House
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Mulvey
Sweden
Why She Was Interested on a Pullman Car
A young man in a Pullman car tries to charm a handsome girl who accuses him of lurking near the night a motor car was stolen. He moves seats, asks if they have met before, then vanishes into the smoking car as others snicker.
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Verdure
Andes
Stop the Pain with Cole's Carbon Salve
Ad claims Cole's Carbon salve stops burn or cut pain and heals quickly without scars. It directs readers to buy at druggists or send money to The J. Cole Co. in Rockford Illinois.
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Cole
J. Cole Co
Rockford, Ill
Auto Troubles Prompt Evening Chat
A brief dialogue hints at uncertainty about a car’s smoothness. Ray questions what might be wrong while considering how well the vehicle runs overall.
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Ray
Unrest Cured by Weekend Adventures Curdles Kindness
A reflective piece argues unrest declines when weekend plans are well chosen, criticizing unsuitable outings as spoiling the goodwill of people and worsening social tension.
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Call
Hawkeye State News
Wrigley’s
Org
Baker's Breakfast
Baker
Physicians
Walter Baker & Co
Lea
Mills Et
Don
Cou
Des Moines, NO
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