Balance between farm and factory urged for stability
Washington by AP The chief economist A G Black of the Agriculture Department says permanent farm prosperity depends on industrial stability at home and a revival of world markets Farmers and city people must work together to maintain steady production and purchasing power to avoid booms and busts across the economy The article notes farmers have faced volatile prices and income and now seek to align farm and industrial output for long term stability
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. G. Black
Department of Agriculture
Black
Texas
New Jersey
United States
Beloved Actress Answers Puzzle Memorial
A long, fragmented article notes a memorial to a beloved actress, referencing a famous role and puzzles. It shifts to discuss farmers and economic balance, livestock and trade, then returns to railroad cowboys and streetcar tracks, with anecdotes about interactions with engineers and rustlers.
New York's Famous Cowboys Near End of Run
The Tenth Avenue Scowboats on New York's west side head toward a final roundup at month’s end. The group plans a last engagement in a notable possession, leaving only three remaining rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Hannan
Hannan
Fime
New York
Tenth Avenue
New Yors
Responsibility of Education to Coop Movement Discussed
Special to The Gazette Ames public education has a definite but limited responsibility to the cooperative movement. F W Peck urged educators to teach principles and record of cooperatives without evangelistic zeal. He warned that frank discussion of difficulties should not be seen as anti cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
F. W. Peck
University of Minnesota
Peck
American Institute of Cooperation
Stone Country Life Institute
America
Watson
Cooperative Commonwealth
R. Q. Smith
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fproducers Cooperative Commission Association
Phil Evans
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Boston
Evans
Marketing Focus Key To Product Success
A speaker contends that even the finest breeding and production fail without sound marketing. He stresses keeping marketing of products in the foreground to influence extension service work.
Theaters Strike Split on First-Run Picture Rentals
The text discusses how first-run theaters pay up to $10,000 weekly for initial use of big features, while smaller venues receive later access with daily rentals as low as 7.50 to 10 dollars, illustrating a tiered distribution model.
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Amegan
Achid
New England
First Avenue E
Miracle
Crisco
Cass Bebb Pearl
Omar
Wilson
Solpat Pe
EG Trades Cue Council
CAEN
Aso
Jenny
Spry
Aunt Jenny
WBBM
C.S.T
IGRAM
Kalell
M Ave
DIAL
Sixth St
Joe Stark
First St. NE
Modern
Lean Park
First Street
Sedial
Buehler Bros
First Avenue
King Crier Fleur
Ban of Trade
Kansas City
Missouri
Fey
American Chemical Products CO
E. W. Bitch CO
Des Moines
Iowa
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