Montana County Food Administrators Serve Without Pay
The Montana food administration states county food administrators act purely on volunteer basis and receive no government pay. Officials say they are not even dollar a year men, contributing time, energy, and sometimes money, for the country in its time of need. Alfred Atkinson reports Hoover commends the untiring loyalty of these county workers.
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Public Pulse readers tease with odd inquiry letters
A former teacher now with the War Risk Insurance Bureau in Washington shares package excerpts from civilian letters. The editor notes many lines rival his daily mail, including requests like asking if John has filed for a wife and child.
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Russian Thistle Used for Cow Feed in New Mexico
The Russian thistle, long labeled a noxious weed, is now seen by many Santa Fe County stockmen as valuable stock feed. Farmers have stored 5 to 50 tons for wintering livestock, with drought era silage benefits noted. The county agent promotes silos to store thistles as silage.
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Crown Prince Referred To As Prince of Hara By Herald
In a controversial passage the New York Herald labels the crown prince as a “prince of Hara” and remarks that the poor man cannot help his condition. The piece reflects sharp editorial quips and halted commentary.
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