Government Active in Cooperation with Farmers and Industry Abroad
Government programs promote co operative farming and market access with 11 000 farming organizations trading over 1 490 000 000 dollars this year. Washington agents advise states and assist fruit nut cane tobacco growers across many states with varied successful outcomes and new equipment orders.
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Office of Markets and Rural Organization
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Michigan
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Utah
Idaho
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Louisiana
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
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California
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Skouloudis Leads Greece Against European War
Skouloudis the new premier of Greece uses his office to keep the country free from European war. He represented Greece at a Balkan peace conference three years ago and has a background as a banker in Constantinople and foreign secretary in M Ralli's cabinet in 1897.
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Skouloudis
Greece
Chios
Constantinople
M. Ralli
Indians Taught to Farm Own Lands and Stock
The bureau's efforts to save natural gas are halted and Indians in the bureau are learning to farm their lands and raise their own stock, reflecting a shift toward self sufficiency in indigenous communities.
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Bureau
Indian Bureau
Indian farming program expands loans and livestock purchases
Government loans support farming tool and seed purchases, more than 5 million dollars spent on grade stallions bulls mares and sheep. Initiative aims to develop Indian reservations as productive areas and boost national wealth. Irrigated farming taught on lands with irrigation works. New Egyptian long staple cotton developed by Indian office is grown by Indians in Arizona.
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Indian Office
Indiana
Arizona
New Bishop of Covington Consecrated in Cathedral Ceremony
Covington Ky Jan 26 The consecration of Rev Ferdinand Broigsart to the bishopric of the Roman Catholic diocese of Covington in succession to the late Bishop C P Maes took place in St Marys Cathedral today. The cathedral was crowded and the ceremonies attracted vast local and regional interest with Archbishop Moeller presiding and many bishops and clergy from Kentucky and nearby states participating.
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Covington
Ferdinand Broigsart
C. P. Maes
St Mary’s Cathedral
Moeller Her
Kentucky
Percy Quinn Smokes Corn Cob Pipe Across Occasions
Washington January 26 representative Percy Quinn of Mississippi is described smoking a corn cob pipe on all occasions both social and official. The anecdote highlights the congressman's simple habits and distinctive image.
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Washington
Percy Quinn
Mississippi
Imperial White Sale Pants Offer Sparks Bargain Buzz
Advertisement notes The Imperial Co. annual White Sale with pants priced at 29 cents slashed to 17 cents, highlighting a special bargain event and urging customers to act quickly.
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The
Imperial Co
Scrap Metal Expert Reveals Government Junk Losses
Washington junk expert William Jacobus exposed how the government sold scrap junk too cheaply due to a longstanding pact among junkmen. His testimony cited a two million dollar Navy saving and similar gains for the lighthouse and war departments.
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Jacobus
Navy Department
Light House Department
War Department
Girl Behind Him sparks Mil ler tale in weekly ad
Thursday at K sbnnor sale of all women's ready to wear garments at next to nothing prices prior to inventory See ad Rosenbaums. Advertisement. If other people can make good you can said The Girl and he did Henry Miller fired from his 818 a week job. How would you earn money in New York see what Miller did in George Weston's story The Girl Behind Him. In Every Week.
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Rosenbaums
Henry Miller
New York
Miller
George Weston
England fears war may wipe out her peerages
London Jan 8 The war threatens extinction of British peerages with several heirs killed or dead. A proposal to create special remainders to allow female succession is under discussion. Six titles have already become extinct and the peerage total stood at 581 at the start of 1915.
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England
London
Lord Keetoven
Lord Lincconshire
Lord Ribblesdale
United Kingdom
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Premier
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Uncle Sam
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