Verbal Fragments Spark Political and Social Riffs
A collage of musings and opinions from a 1930s era page. It touches on springtime beer, Democratic and Republican barbs, warnings about vision and education, a poetic piece by Harold A. Wilson, and notes on prohibition politics. The mix blends satire, public health tips, and party strategy with fragmented excerpts and verse.
High Egg Production Key to Profit in Low Prices
The text outlines a plan to measure flock profitability by calculating the percent production needed to cover feed costs. It states feed prices are low in spring and recommends culling non producers, using 50 lbs of mash and 50 lbs of scratch priced at $1.25 and $1.00 respectively, and shows a sample calculation to determine profitable egg output.
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Ethod
Theodore Elt
Shim
Mortgage and profits in party financing debates
The piece discusses a divide over finances with a 15 cent price and 45 percent rates, considering feed costs and egg prices to determine potential profit. It notes Mr. Raskob's mortgage on the party, the possibility of refinancing, and growing discontent among members.
Debt details reveal large advances and endorsed notes
The records show a borrower owes about 600000, has received more than one third of the amount in advances, and has endorsed notes covering most of the remaining balance.
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