Financial Aid To American Farmer Reaches Billions
Washington highlights the extent of government support to farmers through the Federal Farm Loan Bureau and the War Finance Corporation. Total government advances exceed 1.5 billion dollars with the Farm Loan Bureau handling over 900 million since 1917 and War Finance loans to exports, crops, banking, and cooperative marketing totaling about 200 million. Distribution shows Iowa and North Dakota leading in funds to agricultural institutions and states like North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Illinois, Nebraska, and North Carolina receiving substantial shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
War Finance Corporation
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Carolin
North Carolina
Vulnerable Panama Canal Forts Face Big-Gun Threats
Report warns that Japanese and British fleets with 16 inch guns could strike through Pacific and Atlantic fortifications at the canal. It notes the Perico Island gun is decrepit with only 22 000 yard range and calls for ten new 16 inch weapons on Perico Taboga and at the Atlantic entrance, plus aircraft developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Panama Canal
Atlantic Entrance
Canal
Taboga Ishind
Miraflores
Perico Island
Flamenco Island
Tsboga Island
Canal Zone
Congress
Taboga Island
Atlantic
Population race shows shifts among largest US cities
New census figures indicate eight of the top fifty cities changed rank since 1920 with Baltimore rising to seventh and Los Angeles moving into ninth. Chicago nears 38 million, New York approaches 6 million, and Detroit nears 1 million. Several cities leapfrogged rivals while Scranton and Paterson dropped from the top fifty by 1923 estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everal
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Columbus
Providence
Birmingham
San Antonio
Dallas
Scranton
Paterson
Norfolk
Springfield
Mass
Grand Rapids
Fort Worth
Trenton
Salt Lake City
Camden
Wilmington
Del
Kansas City
Kans
Yonkers
Worcester
Asear's
Gracuseste
Richmond
Cleveland
Bre
Dallas One
St. Louis Saee
New Haven
Baltimore Ae
Memphis
Dayton
Houston
Hartford
Grand Reds
Milwaukee
Spend
Mags
Newark
Ft. Worth
Des Moines
Jan. City
N. Bedford
Indianapolis
Jersey City
Salt Lake
Rochester
Portland
Ore
Nashville
Denver
Tali River
Toledoveanne
Wimt
Albany
City
Louisville
Lowell
St. Paul Etgeee
Cambridge
Oakland Oe Vee
Reading
Atlanta
Yonkerg
Omaha Freseee
Spokane
High Cost of Dishonesty Reveals National Losses
A historical notice estimates theft and fraud cost the United States about 3.3 billion to 4 billion dollars in a year. It lists stock frauds, burglary, embezzlement, fraudulent bankruptcy, bad debts, forged checks, graft, and public-property looting as major factors. Piracy in New York harbor and rail freight thefts are cited, with auto theft and mail robberies adding to the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
United States Mail
Labor groups in Terre Haute plan purchase of Phoenix club property
Terre Haute labor organizations expect to buy a home within weeks. A 60 day option on the Phoenix club building at Fifth and Walnut is held by the Labor Temple association, which will sell the lot at Eighth and Cherry to raise funds to pay for the Phoenix property. The Otter Creek Detective Association No 280 filed Articles of Incorporation with county recorder John Grace, listing Martin R. Bryant Thomas Wade Thaddeus Miller as trustees and William Kelly Frank Smith Ralph B. Smith Ralph W. Smith Elmer Cundiff Harvey D. Shadley Clyde B. Fox as officers.
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Terre Haute
Labor Organizations
Phoenix Club
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Labor Temple Association
Labor Temple
Eighth and
Cherry Streets
John Grace
County Recorder
Otter Creek Detective Association
Otter Creek Association
Martin R. Bryant
Thomas Wade
Thaddeus Miller
William Kelly
Frank Smith
Ralph B. Smith
Ralph W. Smith
Elmer Cundiff
Harvey D. Shadley
Clyde B. Fox
Bloomington
Nance
Indiana University
Hubert M. Lord of Washington
Indiana Lunestone
School of Commerce and Finance
Lafayette
Purdue University Board of Trustees
Jeffersonville
Willard Swartz
Arthur Wolf
Utica
Clark
Indiana State Farm
Edward Clappeart
Indianapolis
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Publc Service Commission
Indianapols
Putnam Electric Company
Cayugan Electric Company
Martinsville Gas and Electric Company
Spencer Light, Power and Water Company
Gosport Electric Company
Morgan County Light and Power Company
Roachdale Electric Company
Valparaiso
Northwestern Division
Indiana
Hammond
Indiana Harbor
Gary
Leaperte
Lynn Keene
Raymond Coon
Anna Walsh
Warsaw
Thomas Keesey
United Brethren
Silver Lake
Keesey
St. Joseph
Franklin
R. P. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
South Bend
Jones
Franklin Church
Paulina
Laporte
Lacrosse
Wanatah
Frank Mahler
Reading
Elmer Kettner
Goshen
William Delcamp
Hleda Hardesty
Morris Claussen
Gust Claussen
Claussen
Shelbyville
Young Men's Christian Association
Oliver Francis Gray
Richard Gray
The Kitchen Cabinet Recipes From 1923 Fire-Side Page
Readers are offered practical kitchen guidance featuring Bran Muffins Onion Chowder and Cabbage Salad. Recipes include ingredients and steps with flour wheat bran eggs milk molasses and parsley for muffins. onions potatoes butter salt pepper sage and milk for chowder. cabbage celery pecan pineapple and French dressing for a marinated salad.
Things Good to Eat and Maple Treats
The piece extols maple syrup season with recipes and tips. It highlights homegrown syrup as ideal, notes high market prices for the ordinary shopper, and offers ideas like maple sugar on biscuits, maple ice cream with nuts, ripe olive cheese balls, and orange cookies with orange rind and juice.
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Washington
Logansport
Roy Wills
D. A. Hyman
Monticello
Norway Dam
Shafer Lake
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Company
White County Board of Commissioners
Walter Caplinger
Madison
Greensburg
Seymour
North Vernon
Edinburg
A. L. Taylor
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
Sullivan
Lauren Welch
Harry Buckley
Shelburn
W. I. Wond
Indiana Reformatory
Indiana Supreme Court
17Th Street
McCray
Eph Dailey
Fort Wayne
State Industrial Board
Dailey
Kenneth Dresser
Peru
Butlerville
Connersvlle
Wallace CC. Sutter
Connersville
Warren
Lesh
New Albany
James Matthews
University of Cincinnati
Western Newspaper Union
OOD Health Foods
O. K
Luke McLuke
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