Alabama Farm Groups Rally Against New Bill 348
Thousands of Alabama farmers, led by E Deal of the Alabama Farm Bureau Federation, prepare to attend a Senate hearing on May 14 in Montgomery to oppose Senator John Craft s Bill No 348 regulating county agents and extension workers. They argue the measure targets farm business practices and threatens cooperative methods. Delegations from county farm bureaus travel to state capital to plead for agricultural rights and economic independence.
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Montgmery
Ala
Alabama
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Senate
John Craft
Mobile
Alabama Farm Bueau Federation
Senator Craft
Tate
New England
Paul Revere
Mr. Deal
Montgomery
Sinn
Deal
State -Farm Bureau
Alabama farmers mobilize for hearing on cooperative bill
County delegations flood to Montgomery for Thursday hearing on the farm bureau measure. Deal reports widespread support and plans for large-scale transportation from many counties plus strong attendance by women leaders and home demonstration groups.
Killer Still Smiles Shines In Her Helping Eye
Mary Mary is depicted as a compassionate helper who quietly assists many schoolgirls with their troubles. Her influence touches numerous lives though she underestimates its reach and remains busy yet accommodating.
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Caroline Anders
Mary
Treatment Promise for Bladder Irritation Claim
Fragmented note promises a rapid 15 minute remedy for bladder irritation and related symptoms. Mentions energy loss and anxiety about process, suggesting a guaranteed result and quick completion within a system. Details are unclear with many garbled phrases and unclear source.
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Crete
Finance Worries For The Churches In 1930
In 1930 Southern Baptists faced financial strain with total contributions of 37,480,021 dollars a drop from 1929. The report noted a 949 19970 decline or loss and a lower mission share, but church property rose by 4,652,108 to a total value of 217,979,116 dollars. Dr E P Alldredge presented the findings for the Southern Baptist convention.
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Birmingham
Als
E. P. Alldredge
Southern Baptist Convention
Alldredge
Southern Baptists
Youthful Hero Bryan Untiedt Visits the President's House
Bryan Untiedt, 19, visited the White House for four days but Washington reporters found little new to report. They say Hoover aides steered him away from constant publicity, while Untiedt declined interviews, ending his stay with a Denver newspaper deal for his White House experiences.
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Bryan Untiedt
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Colorado
Washington
White House
Capital
Young Bryan
Hoover
Bryan Uniiecht
Probao
Bryan
King Prajadhipok
Siam
Towner
Colo
West
Denver
Decatur Daily Classified Section Promises Regular Opportunities
Regular readers are urged to expect steady profits from classified ads. The piece frames thrift rules and regulations as integral to the classified section’s value and capitalizes on the idea that opportunities abound for readers seeking financial returns.
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Decatur Daily
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