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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1915

Page

5

Monongah division delegates named for B and O relief meeting

After a ten day vote the Monongah division chooses R T Brookes M of W timekeeper EF W Tutt M P timekeeper W H Shafferman C T timekeeper J F Tierney engineer Mid Stevens car inspector foreman TI A Adkins conductor all from Grafton except the last from Fairmont. Six delegates per division will attend the June 24 25 meeting at the Gilsey hotel Cleveland Ohio.

Monongah Division Monongah Baltimore & Ohio Relief Department Gilsey Hotel Cleveland Ohio R. T. Brookes EF. W. Tutt M. P W. HH. Shafferman C. T J. F. Tierney Mid Stevens TI. A. Adkins Grafton Fairmont

Payroll of Civilization and the Farmer Payroll

The National Farmers Union argues the farmer bears the payroll of civilization and must reform wasteful federal and industry spending to prevent tax burdens on agriculture. It cites the $12 billion annual farm payroll, breakdowns for railroads, manufacturing, mining, and banks, and urges lawmakers to cut unnecessary expenses to avoid wage cuts and mortgage pressure on farmers.

National Farmers’ Union Texas Farmers’ Union Fort Worth Tex Texas Missouri United States Federal Agricultural Department Ono Continental

Rural press must guide farmers through local needs and issues

Peter Radford argues for a broad publicity campaign to highlight farmers problems and urges reliance on the rural press, pulpit, and schools to educate and mobilize rural communities. He warns against city-style sensationalism and calls for local papers to address local legislative, cooperative, educational, and social needs.

The Local Paper as Farm Aid and Community Link

The Rural Press describes the local paper as a vital agency aiding farmers, churches, and schools. It argues the press, pulpit, and school form a threefold influence essential to building stronger agriculture and civic life.

Miss Virginia Loney Survives Lusitania Tragedy Return

Miss Virginia Loney of Huntington Long Island returns home after a visit to England. Her parents, who accompanied her, were drowned when the Lusitania was torpedoed, leaving a survivor recounting the tragedy.

Lusitania Virginia Loney Huntington L. I England

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