Farmers unite to form national agricultural cooperative
Farmers from wheat, corn, cotton, and livestock sectors across the United States decide at Baton Rouge to form a national chamber of agricultural cooperatives with headquarters in Washington. The move, tied to the push for a large grain marketing corporation, aims to influence policy and market conditions through organized cooperation.
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Edward W. Pickard
United States
American Institute of Co-operatives
Baton Rouge
Chamber of Agricultural Co-Operatives
Washington
Big Concern
William H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers' Revolt
Farmers’ Nuonal Grain Corporation
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Joover
Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska
McKelvie
Nebraska Farmer
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Congress
Cavalry
Coast Artillery
Bingham
Connecticut
Fort Benning
General Service
Fort Leavenworth
The Right Way to Travel by Train
An advertisement extols train travel as the safest most comfortable and reliable option with reduced fares for short trips, urging inquiries to southern railway system ticket agents.
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Southern Railway System
New York State Legislator Pushes New Newton Bill for Child Health
A Georgia reader urges Congress to pass the Newton bill providing 1,060,000 for child hygiene nationwide, echoing support for federal aid used by Georgia. The piece highlights infant mortality, lack of physician attendance, and midwife training as dire needs and calls citizens to contact legislators and health officials.
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Congress
Minnesota
Georgia
State Board of Health
General Assembly
Post-Graduate Obstetrics Course For Georgia Doctors
The Bureau of Labor and Children's Bureau with the State Board of Health arrange a statewide week long post graduate obstetrics program led by Professor J R McCord of Emory University. He will tour districts with the latest teaching methods, moving picture clinics, and modern obstetrical instruments. The effort is praised as a major public health service.
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Bureau of Labor, Children’s Department
State Board of Health
Physicians of Georgia
J. R. McCord
Emory University
Professor McCord
America
Europe
Doctor McCord
Children's Bureau
Hot Weather Luncheon Dish From Atlanta Biltmore Chef
A nutritious hot weather dish from the Atlanta Biltmore Hotel chef features bone veal cutlets sauteed in butter with a vegetable side. An aspic mold is prepared with a half inch layer, decorated with vegetables, plated over the veal, and topped with apple and a vegetable salad arranged in a lettuce basket for color and appeal.
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Atlanta Biltmore
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