Farm relief bill signed by committee leaders in final push
Eight men named by President Hoover will form the federal farm board to stabilize agriculture with a half billion dollar fund. The board will study production and marketing, aid cooperatives, and use stabilization corporations to buy surplus, store, process, and dispose of crops to steady prices. The secretary of agriculture will sit as an ex officio member.
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Ripon Jubilee Honors Birthplace of the Republican Party
Ripon Wisconsin marked the 74th anniversary of the Republican Party with Secretary of War James W. Good calling the movement a product of inspiration. Thousands attended the Diamond Jubilee as Good spoke about the party’s origins and progress amid a prohibition raid and liquor arrest nearby. State Senator A Lamoreau planned to push a resolution censuring federal officers at the next assembly session.
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Measure on cooperative financing and board terms outlined
Provisions propose that co operatives and stabilization agencies repay borrowed funds to the treasury. The aim is for profitable operation and government durability against potential losses. Board members are appointed with staggered terms: initial terms expire in a mix of one to five years, followed by six year terms thereafter.
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