Wool industry urged for action by Northeastern Farm Bureau
The Northeastern Farm Bureau Presidents and Secretaries at New York on April 21 1947 endorsed a six point wool program from the American Farm Bureau Federation. They urged parity prices for wool and lambs direct support for Wool prices at least 90 percent of parity until Steagall ends, CCC to sell Wool competitively, maintain tariffs, extend AMAAct 1937 to Wool, and standardize grading. They also urged passage of Robertson Bill S 814 and timely action before commodity credit purchases expire April 15 1947. The note stresses Wool program as vital to public welfare for the Northeast.
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New York
United States
American Farm Bureau Federation
Committee On Agriculture of the ‘Thouse of Representatives
Secretary of Agriculture
Steagall
Washington
Doctor Shortages In Rural Areas
Rural America faces a doctor shortage with uneven distribution and many counties lacking hospitals. In Laverne Indiana a community formed a corporation, bought a house and a site for offices to attract a physician and dentist. Albert S. Goss of the National Grange urges better medical service while opposing state control.
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Laverne
Victor Johnson
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Albert S. Goss
National Grange
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The Proper Ruling Power Quote by Bancroft
A quotation argues that government must rest on moral intelligence rather than wealth or force, asserting that equal rights demand rule by enlightened minds rather than power or money. The line emphasizes civic virtue as the basis of state authority.
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Bancroft
Reed Point Notes Honor Doris McBride at Community Shower
A community shower for Doris McBride filled the Reed Point church basement with music and gifts. Family and neighbors, including Patricia and Louise McBride, performed songs while others read a poem and shared lunch after, as May 23 commencement events and diploma awards followed at the Reed Point gym.
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Cantrell
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Doris
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David Renfield
Reed Point
Mountain Stream
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Margaret Westerhaus
Robert C. Line
Montana State University
Missoula
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McBride Ranch
Columbus
James Friend
Alice McMullen
Buffalo
Wyo
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Bozeman
Mountain View
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Fairview School
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Antelope
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Upper Ceder Creek
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Laurel
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Kent School
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Park City
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Earl Hill
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Phillipsburg
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Cambell Place
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Bertha Bayers
Billings
Fraser Ranch
Jack Johnson
Mandeville Jr. Dies in Columbus Heart Attack
Milton E. Mandeville Jr., 35, died in a local hospital at 6 45 a m Saturday of a heart attack after one day of hospitalization. He was a resident of Columbus.
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Milton E. Mandeville, Jr
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