Farm relief to follow Hoover Smith election promise
The article notes farm relief will be tackled after the November election by either Hoover or Smith, with both promising action early next year. It discusses estimates of relief measures and the urgent winter problem facing farmers, with Kenneth Clark reporting views from national sources.
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Kenneth Clark
Jonal News Service
Jpinston
Farm Relief
Herbert Hoover Scan
al Smith
Neil Smith
Hoover
Sihit
Frank C. la
Tlinots
Smith
Lowden
Farm relief plans split over Hoover Smith strategy
Farm leaders weigh Hoover and Smith paths to solve surpluses. Hoovers calls for a federal farm board and stabilization corps, while Smith pushes cooperative marketing and cost distribution across producers. Some leaders favor equalization fees, with defections shifting support between candidates.
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Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Smith
McNary-Haugen
Prminent Farms
Best Exhibits Prizes Offered in Middlesex North District
The Middlesex North Agricultural Society announces a fall contest with prizes for best overall agricultural or horticultural exhibit, best children's exhibit, and best alfalfa exhibit by an individual. Awards range from 5 to 50 dollars, contingent on district eligibility and written notice to Committee Secretary George H. Upton at least ten days before the fair.
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Diésex North Igreatura
Middlésex County
Acton Farr
Middlesex North
Organization
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Middlesex North Agricultural Society
George H. Upton
Central Street
Lowell
Mass
Poultry Show Led by C F Bowers With Expanded Tent
The Concord chaired poultry show directs a large display including a pigeon exhibition featuring 200 homing pigeons. Prizes are listed in the premium book, and judges will render decisions on the day noted by the Fair Committee.
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C. F. Bowers
Concord
Veteran Horses Will Honor Aged Rides At Show
Albert J. Knight of Littleton organizes a pony show at 10 30 a m and a horse show at 1 p m under George W Mead. Grounds on South rede street provide auto parking and east view. Special class honors aged horses from all walks of life with possible stars of bygone eras.
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Albert J. Knight
Littleton
Irmandf
Geooge W. Mead
South Rede
Dr. Holmes
Connecticut Eggs to Feature Standardized Labels at State Fair
The New England label appears on a growing share of cartons as states move to regulate branding. Connecticut department regulations push standardized "Connecticut P ee cy eggs" to be shown at the State Fair with wide publicity.
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Thea
New Couneil
New England
Department of Agriculture
Thenecticut Department
Connécticut
Dairy cattle numbers inch back in Massachusetts after dip
Officials report the 1928 dairy census shows cattle totals near 1927 levels with a 15 percent drop from 1924 and gains in Ber Nine Franklin Hampden Worcester counties. Barnstable posts the largest loss. Bristol Hampshire Norfolk show declines. The state notes a rise in cattle under test and 929 accredited tuberculo test herds, with 38 225 cattle under supervision as indemnity law nears December 1.
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Ahimat Rméauétry
Ber
Franklin
Hampden
Worcester
Bristol Hampshire
Norfolk
Barnstable
Evan F Richardson
Division of Animal Industry
Tate
Parade for Kiddies Starts Friday Led by 30 Members
A Kiddies parade event will begin at 30 p m Friday September 28 under Mildred Dusseault and a committee of efficient mothers. Volunteers have prepared for weeks to showcase a bigger and better child pageant earning praise for the community initiative. An old nursery rhyme snippet is included as part of the program.
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Mildred Dusseault
Efficient Mothers Oo
Acton Fair
Cattle Show under Whitcomb Leads City Event
The cattle show directed by J. H. D. Whitcomb of Lighton will use two tents at the northeast corner of the field. A display features high grade cattle including Ford oxen from the Longfellow Wayside Inn farm at Sudbury.
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J. H. D. Whitcomb
Littleton
Ford
Longfellow
Inn
Sudbury
Flower Show Expands Size and Scope This Year
The Flower Show under Mrs. C. J. Rennie grows in size and appeal as more exhibits are added beyond the published list. The display will occupy the hall rear and enlarged stage area with an ornamental yard trellis entrance, allowing viewing on all sides and showcasing a diverse plant collection to encourage home florists.
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C. J. Rennie
Acton Fair
Grange Exhibits Expresses W Stuart Alleney Opinion
A man named W Stuart Alleney states seven exhibits have been given space in a circular tent at the center of the main ground. The setup allows viewing from all angles and aims to create a pleasing display with special observations.
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Exprées
W. Stuart Allény
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