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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1920

Page

8

Wood Explores Farm Problems and Policy

Leonard Wood argues agriculture underpins wealth and urges self sufficiency. He praises farmers wartime service, calls for better rural education, roads, and incentives, warns against price fixing, and supports direct producer consumer dealings to boost farm returns.

Leonard - Wood United States Wood America Denmark Department of Agriculture Farm Organizations of America

Steinbach’s white kid gloves attract Wooley’s praise

Mrs. C. E. Wooley reports buying white kid gloves at Steinbach’s in Asbury Park for 1.85 after seeing the Friday Evening Press. She mailed her order and received the gloves by Wednesday, praising the convenience over New York shopping and plans to buy locally again.

Steinbach Company New York Asbury Park Steinbach’s C. E. Wooley

Presidential Primary Election Planned in Plainsboro

Notice declares a presidential primary in Plainsboro Township Middlesex on April 27 1926 from twelve thirty to nine pm for four Republican and four Democratic Delegates at Large and two Delegates from the Third District plus presidential preference. Voters must be registered or affidavit registered ten days prior to the primary. Plainsboro Hall to host the election.

Plainsboro Middlesex United States Plainsboro Hall

Soldiers for Wood in army modernization praise

The piece credits General Wood as the premier leader in preparing the army for war and modernizing its structure. It highlights his role as chief of staff, proponent of training camps, and creator of intensive training, while rejecting political bias against soldier candidates.

Wood Obleaga Tribune

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