Private merchant rails against government backed co op competition
An opinion piece condemns a large government favored non profit cooperative in farming inputs. It argues tax exemptions and federal backing unfairly help co ops, allowing lower prices and dividends while private merchants pay higher taxes and face weaker margins. It cites a rural member's inquiry from FSAS and calls for legislative remedy.
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John Q. Doe
John Doe
Doe
Mr. Doe
Sam
John O. Doe
In Memoriam for Conrad Lane in Loving Memory
In memory of my dear husband Conrad Lane who died six months ago on February 28 and whose birthday is August 30. I am sad and lonely as I walk alone and think of him until our Saviour calls us home. We will praise Him together in heaven and be known as he is known, walking beside our Saviour in that distant land.
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Conrad Lane
Ms Darling
Must the husband pay his wife's bills
Courts nationwide face the issue of whether a husband must cover his wife’s spending when separations occur. The September 3 issue of The American Weekly explores varied opinions in an illustrated article, highlighting the debate amid marital financial disputes.
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American Weekly
Nation’s Popular
Baltimore Sunday American
Orphans' Court session records multiple estates
The Orphans' Court met with Chief Judge Towers and Associate Judges Moore and Coulbs. It examined and ordered records in multiple estates including Rudolf Rinner and Raymond Voss. Administrators Layman J Redden and Wesley E Thawley appointed for John C Skinner. inventories amended. creditors notices filed. appraisers named. funeral bill petition filed.
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Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
J. Norri Coulbs
Rudolf Rinner
Amanda Rinner
Raymond Voss
Everett Nuttle
John C. Skinner
J Redden
Wesley E. Thawley
Harry Price
David Wolcott
Walter D. Stevenson
James T. Butler
Seperate
Forbidden King barred from entering the House of Commons
King of Britain is forbidden by law from entering the House of Commons, with legal restrictions clarified by authorities. The dispute centers on constitutional boundaries and royal privileges affecting access to parliamentary chambers.
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Britain
House of Commons
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Farm Security Administration
Southern States
O. B. Zacharias, Jr
Cereral
Harold Hedges
Fsas Research and Service Division
Journal
Memoriam
The
Journal Today
Denton Journal
W. T. Lockerman
Caroline County
Denton
William S. Orme
Gabardine
Gabardine Sport
Oxfords and Loafers
Fremgam’s Denton
Sherif
Samuel E. Cloud
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