Sivas Could Rise as Turkish Ruhr After Angora Move
National Geographic notes Angora government’s shift to Sivas places the Turkish state near a historic crossroads. Sivas, 200 miles east of Angora, sits on a high plateau with 65,000 residents and rich mineral resources. The town has ancient roots from Roman to Seljuk eras and was a major Silk Road hub noted for crafts. The dispatch warns of harsh winters and potential industrial growth if Turkey industrializes, contrasting Sivas with the vanished Angora rail hub.
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Washington, D.C
Angora
Lista
Sivas
Asia Minor
National Geographic Society
Black Sea
Little Rock
Ark
Scramento
Cal
Atate
Vilayet
Turkey
Silesia
Ruhr
Rome
Sebasteia
Caesarea
Qafon
Bagdad
Seljuks
Silvas
Big Harvest For Park Buffaloes In Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park in Wyc has 1 509 acres of ranch land where 600 tons of hay are grown this year for buffalo herds. The drift fence seven feet high will keep buffalo from roaming to lower ranges before winter snows. Three ranches operate under the park's game protection program. Superintendent Horace M. Albright says efforts will lay aside several hundred tons each season for severe winters.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyc
Yellowstone
Horace M. Albright
Boston's Black Marie Replaced by Motor Patrol
The final horse drawn patrol wagon in Boston's Hyde Park district has been retired, replaced by a motor driven patrol. Officials say the old vehicle will be kept for possible winter use if needed, though the motor patrols now dominate city policing.
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Boston
Hyde Park
Polles
Balance in Farm and Industry Producing Crisis
In 1920 farm output soars while other industries cut back, risking overproduction. James R. Howard, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, warns farmers will not cut production and urges finding a way to keep other industries running to restore economic balance. The piece questions postwar prosperity and the mood of America.
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James R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
America
Farmer Corporations and Banking to Drive Industrial Balance
A call for farmers to organize via cooperative corporations to restore balance between agriculture and industry. The speaker argues farmers must produce and also form business corporations to market surpluses, distribute patronage, and secure fair exchange, noting agriculture overproduces yet refuses production cuts. Strong emphasis on democratic control, diffusion of ownership, and integration with bankers.
Farmer Cooperatives Targeted By Farm Bureau Move
The American Farm Bureau Federation aims to vitality cooperative marketing and fairer distribution. A consumer savings plan is proposed with a fifty fifty split and nickel cut on costs. Also included are simple kitchen tips for cabbage and peppers, oil wicks, and cleaning with lye to maintain freshness.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Two Sisters Seek Help in Hagerstown Testimonial
A reader from Hagerstown Maryland shares a testimonial about relief from menstrual irregularities and various ailments attributed to women's health. The letter praises Caraugh's medicine and urges others to try Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief.
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Hagerstown
E. Carbaugh
Ivan
Baugh
Lia Eeham
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