National cooperative drive aims to unite U S farmers
Farmers from wheat corn cotton and livestock join in Baton Rouge to form a national chamber of agricultural cooperatives with Washington headquarters. The move aligns with the Farmers National Grain Corporation plan and federal farm board reforms to stabilize markets and guide policy.
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United States
American Institute of Co-operatives
Baton Rouge
Chamber of Agricultural Co-Operatives
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Chicago
Big Concern
William H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Legge
Hoover
Farm Board
Samuel R. MecKelvie
Nebraska
McKelvie
Nebraska Farmer
Mr. Hoover
Indiana Briefs List Local Fires Tragedies and Trials
A chaotic Indiana round of briefs reports a Denver veterinary hospital destroyed by fire. fatal grapes injure Henry Willis near Rich mond. drowning of Max Jones near Phwood. a trio robs a South Bend fruit store of 1800 dollars. It notes banker Joseph Hennings dies, a Dun Kirk marshal's arrest, a gas bomb injuring a police officer, divorces filed in Anderson, and other municipal incidents.
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Musselman
Denver
Henry Willis
Richmond
Ned Atmos
Kokoma
Atom
Fort Wayne
Max Jones
Phwood
Tipe Creek
Anderson
Studebaker
South Bend
Mia
Lew Good
Lintou
Joseph K. Hennings
Hennings
Marion B. Payton
Dun Kirk
Sheritt
John Jamison Anon
Leroy Woster
Swift & Co
Charles Matthews
Tern
Ira
William Fertherstone
Nancy
School of Sacred Music
Tromer Rodeheaver
aAssisting Rodeheaver
George DL. Tenney
Chicago
Victor B. Rea
Dudto Manufacturing Company
General Cable Corporation
New York
Dudlo Company
Walter Mowery
Pear Garrett
Mowery
A. I. Florence
Plymouth
J. H. Wredell
J. J. Poindexter
Kewanna
Michigan City
Lloyd
Hartzler
United States
Inianapolis
Claud Worley
Young Dunway Child Emerges as Nicotine Enthusiast
Tracy B. sixteen month old son of Mrs. Fanny Dunway of St. Louis Missouri is described as a nicotine addict at a tender age. He favors cigars but loves his pipe and has several siblings who are proud of his supposed achievement. The family recently moved from Kentucky.
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Clyde Smith
Mount Olive
White River
Thomas George Perkins
Michigan City
Chicago
Sullivan Machinery Company
James Hart
South Bend
Oakland City
Petersburg
Evansville
Indianapolis
Princeton
Lizzie Dimmitt
Page Dimmitt
Dora
Raymond
Ezra Bennett
Harry G. Leslie
State of
Virginia
Claude W. Rector
Portland
Willis
Frankfort
Oscar.Castle
Castle
Tracy B
Fanny Dunway
St. Louis
Tracy
Dunway
Kentucky
Bull Frog Declared Game Fish in Idaho Open Season Noted
Idaho lists the bullfrog as a game fish with protection and seasons. It is pursued by rifle or rod and line and sometimes baited with red flannel. The large bullfrog is valued for eating, with mature specimens weighing over a pound and offering meat comparable to an eight inch trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
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Leviathan
Amere
United States Lines
Franklin Farr
New Jersey
Senate
Edee
France
Auburn Prison
New York State
Edward W. Pickard
Ohn W. Garrett
Baltimore
Italy
Henry P. Fletcher
Rome
Mr. Garrett
Diplomatic Corps
Netherlands
Venezuela
Pfes Wens
Punk Yoo McNutt
American Legion
McNutt
Britain
Congress
Cavalry
Coast Artillery
Bingham
Connecticut
Fort Benning
General Service
Fort Leavenworth
Lamport
Holt Nner Vestris
British Board of Trade
Russia
China
Manchouli
Manchuria
Manchurian
Khavarnovsk
Vladivostok
Chita
ALF
England
Lancashire
Ccbile
Pera
Tacha and
Ari
Bolivia
Colombia
Mong
Lorge
Europe
Dre Jackson
Forest O'Brine
Arthur Nutt
Jackson
O'Brine
Charles A. Lindbergh
Minneapolis
Owen Hnaughland
Preston L. Crichton
Harold Bromley
Tacoma
Wash
Tokyo
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis Yancey
Ae Auburn
Clinton
Dannemora
Roosevelt
Poincare
Great Britain
Aristide Briand
Briand
Hague
London
MacDonald
Henderson
Snowden
William Graham
Board of Trade
Indiana
Florida
Leo Diegel
Kanawaki
Tommy Armour
Walter Unagen
Horton Smith
Canada
Los Angeles
America
Betty Elis
Carthay Circle
California
Tnas
Southern California
Bond Street
V-1
San Diego
Ortolun
Goodyear
Goodyear Blimp
Los Angeles Harbor
Karl Lange
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