Onion boycott by hotels stalls, onion acreage up nationwide
Chicago February 10 AP report notes spring onion prospects bright despite an informal boycott by several Chicago hotels. Government figures show 15 percent more onions planted in Texas, California and Louisiana with Southern California leading four years in new acreage. South Texas shows the main gain as U.S. storage stock nears 8,000 carloads, a record supply.
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Chicago
Texas
California
Louisiana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Inssmch
United States
German and Welsh Coal To Be Bought
New York February 19 German and Welsh hard coal is in use here and contracts have been made to import 250000 more tons to relieve the fuel shortage caused by the anthracite strike. J P Routh of the Riperena Fuel and Chartering Company says 50000 tons have been distributed and 66000 tons remain at sea. The Kenish Westphalian Coal Syndicate is contracted for a 280000 ton shipment. Retail prices for German coal range from 27 to 30 dollars per ton.
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Yor
Uge
Atantic Seaboard
J. P. Routh
Riperena Fuel and Chartering Company
High Seas
Audubon Societies Plea for Feeding Birds
In New York on February 10 the president of the National Association of Audubon Societies urged the public to feed birds during deep snow. Dr. T Gibart Perrson stressed that thousands of birds could perish if food is unavailable, calling on households to provide sustenance.
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New York
T. Gibart Perrson
National Association of Audubon Societies
Cattle Outnumber People in Vermont in 1928 Report
A Department of Agriculture update notes Vermont remains the only state with more cows than people aside from ongoing progress in livestock improvement. The national trend shows one cow per four people, while Vermont counties push pure bred sire use and statewide cooperation. Kentucky shows progress in 1928 with reduced grade bulls. Over 16,000 US livestock owners breed exclusively from pure bred sires. 43 states report over 100 such owners, led by Kentucky, Ohio, and Vermont.
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Shington
Tech
Vermont
Department ofAgriculture
Union County
Kentucky
United States
Department Saga
Ohio
Bureau Gives Work to 707 in City Hunts
Hartford report shows Connecticut five state employment bureaus hired 2,824 people from 8,589 January applicants, 64.7 percent. Males 1,106 of 2,056 applicants found jobs. females 1,218 of 1,633. Bridgeport listed 448 male and 414 female applicants, total 862, with 362 males and 339 females employed.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Milford Democrats Convene As 1920s Coal Strike Feels Impact
Milford Democrats gathered at party headquarters to strengthen local organization for the next fall campaign. Chairman William T. Hoyt urged party unity and support for leaders, noting past speeches by Mrs. Josepha Whitney and stressing a Coolidge era anti coal price critique to rally voters. He claimed the town committee is well organized with funds and enthusiasm backed by the State Central committee for a strong ticket.
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Milford
Woodrow Wilson
Grover
Cleveland
White House
William T. Hoyt
Muaford
Hoyt
Josepha Whitney
New Haven
Coolidge
State Central Committee
Milford Republicans seek revival after party shake-up.
The Democratic and Republican factions in Milford discuss leadership changes, renewed activity, and an upcoming campaign. Milfj ord Post American Legion plans officers’ school on Warri ngton’s birthday, March 1, plus renewal drives. Fire Department officers convene for lessons, while Arctic Engine No. 1 prepares for the 48th annual hall event with Blue Bird Orchestra in New Haven. Community notices include enlistment drives, obituaries, and social gatherings at Yale Commons and local clubs.
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Rahka
Mr. Hoyt
Milford
Hermany
Democratic Party
Oftten
Milford Post
American Layton
Mona Pyening
Focal
Harry Congdon
Bridgeport
State Department
Warrington
National Movement
James F.finger
American Legion
Lewis
Arctic Engine ‘Company No. 1
Adrian Anger
Board of Fire Commissioners
Blue Bird Orchestra of
New Haven
W. ER
Harry Bristol
Northatheef
Plymouth Workers
Yale Commons
Caroline Tibballs
E. Nelabhi ‘Tibbens
Center Street
George Dennis
U.S. Navy
Will Vis
Navy
Dennis
Charps H. Fuller
W. Maina Street
Meg Haven
Maria Chipolla
Antonio‘Chipolla
West Main Street
Parella
R. von Hacht
Bescue Society
Elizabeth Bristol
von Hacht
Misa Sima Briatol
West River Street
Masonic
Valentine Post Volume Delays Mark Sunday as Valentine Day
Postal officials report a surge of Valentine cards as Hearts Day approaches. Valentines arriving after Batuhday morning will not be delivered until the next Monday, delaying mail service for late senders.
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Boal
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Wilson
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