North Montana fair to run August twenty first to twenty six
A six day North Montana fair at Great Falls offers broncho and steer riding, horse races, auto racing, revues, fireworks, free acts, and a Lie brand Picadilly circus. The event features state and northwest displays, a bustling midway, and a professional automobile race on August 26 with top drivers and specially built cars.
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Liebrand Picadilly Circus
North Montana
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North Montana Fair to Host Seven Races Daily At Exposition
Noted speed ace Sig Haugdahl among drivers for the event. A Canadian racing circuit hookup will bring a string of fast horses to Great Falls for thoroughbred running races during the exposition. Seven races daily with the $800 American Legion handicap on August 22 and the $1,000 North Montana Fair derby on August 25.
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Short Wheat Crop Won’t Stop Government Wheat Plan
Washington D C Secretary Wallace says the unusually small wheat crop this year will not derail the government wheat control program. Officials note that long term conditions depress wheat in America despite a temporary crop relief and emphasize continuing acreage controls.
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Henry A. Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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Wheat production limits urged to curb price collapse
The wheat control administration warns that only basic changes in acreage and production over years can prevent price ruin. With 1933 carryover about 360 million bushels and a short crop near 500 million, total supply next year could top 860 million. A typical next-year harvest might94 total a billion, risking revival of ruinous prices unless controlled production reduces supply to match demand.
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United States
Wheat Control Administration
State Budget Shortfall Prompts Tax Talk In 1920s Debate
State officials report past biennium appropriations exceeded income by 1 245 686 dollars and warn two year totals remain unsettled at the hospital sanitarium industrial school and school for the blind. Governor Cooney considers sales tax as a remedy to cover shortfalls while easing real estate burdens on farmers.
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Boy's Essay on Mirrors From Boston Transcript
A young writer explores mirrors as a popular subject noting their rectangular and round shapes. The essay describes mirrors being tipped to serve well, and observes how people often seek something to like while reflections reveal personal appearance.
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Court Defines Box on Ear in Frankfurt Trial
The court in Frankfort Germany defines a box on the ear as a popular chastisement. It says used at the right time and place with proper force it is unexcelled for education and cannot be replaced by gentle admonition or draconian punishment in individual cases.
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Frankfort
Germany
Hotel Price Rules Enforced in Spain
Spain requires hoteliers to publish official rates for the year during January first month. Those who exceed the stated prices may be arrested and fined under the new law.
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Spain
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