Arkansas Crop Report Signals Strong Hay and Fruit Yields
A Arkansas cooperative survey reports hay crops such as clover timothy and red top running 400 to 500 pounds per acre above average. Apples peaches pears and melons show above average potential. Corn and cotton yield expectations vary by region, with late-season rains and weather impacting overall results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ancel
Arkansas
Chirles S Mewton
US Department of Neck Culture
Jim G .Percuson
Shitte Department of Agriculture
Owen
Capecayly
Averace
Little Rock Urges Lands for Immigrant Sites in Arkansas
A state effort in Little Rock urged residents with farm lands to list properties with the Bureau of Immigration to aid newcomers. Commissioner Jim Ferguson announced procedures to compile a statewide list and facilitate immigrant outreach, while other notes covered wheat prices, public contracts, and a shell explosion injury to a 12 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Bureau of Humigration
Arkansas
Jim Gd Perguson
Seaney
Samuel Neely
R.A. Noelly
Disjointed Arkansas Localities Report Miscellaneous Notes
Fragmented items from Little Rock to Walnut Ridge cover appointments elections church work farming and weather. Mentions WoT Manwell university figures Monticello Calico Rock Baxter Couty Walnut Ridge watermelons and crop shipments with a reference to a heavy rain and a million dollar loss in Lawrence County.
Governors confront new outcry over Mexican clash plans
Ambitious talk from Salt Lake City outlines immediate U.S. action to rescue American aviators held by bandits in Mexico. Governors Burnquist and Stephens press for swift federal defense, with California and New Mexico executives urging copper to prompt intergovernmental pressure. At stake are American officers’ lives and a broader response to Mexican instability.
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Salt Lake
Amietican
Ivan
Maren
Joa A
Buripiet
Minnasot
Teytanstits
Popard Gosh Jeesen
Huchinson
Brirnauis
Sugar Shipment Shortage Rules Cuba Sugar Flows
New York reports a sugar shortage impact as the United States Sugar Equalization Board announces more than 100 ships engaged in bringing sugar from Cuba. The board says curbs and controls will guide the routings to avert disruptions across routes and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
New York
Con
United States Shear Equalization Board
Cub
Preparing to Arrest Profiteers in Federal Sweep
Federal prosecutors and assistants prepare evidence against alleged profiteers and hoarders. Thirteen individuals have been named for arrest as part of a broad crackdown.
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Mhlevgo
Mstriet
Evi Flenes
Senators Agree On Peace Treaty
Washington report details Republican senators seeking reservations to cover waivers and insist on safeguarding domestic matters and rights to quit the League. Administration aims to secure a favorable vote on reservations to the Covenant of Nations while opposing any surrender of U.S. power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
FARMERS WARN OF FOOD PRODUCTION CUTS BY FEDERAL REPS
Middle West farm bureau leaders threaten action over labor and capital pressures. A union of farm groups warns that monopolies and strikes could disrupt grain and meat supplies unless production programs and prices are stabilized. The notice calls for immediate action to prevent shortages and urges farmers to keep steady work and wages.
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Osion
Farm Bureau
United States
Middle West
Dractute
Ole Farji Burega Federation
F C Crocksr
Nebrask Forty Herena Aation
J.C. Brown
Iediana Ration of Farmers’ Assonmions
Thompson
Hingis Acrivaltare Raspetae
Imd
di Hwand
Tewa
Torean
Fragmentary wartime demobilization notice from
A damaged OCR reads a plan for postwar demobilization under President Wil. It mentions the peace treaty ratified and expected timelines before November 2, with officials unsure when complete demobilization will occur.
Food seizures spark a Kentucky misprint riot
A garbled report claims Edgar Gengenbuch of the Chamber of Commerce alleges a New York firm closed a deal for a wine factory near Natural Bridge Avenue and Union Boulevard. The piece mentions Thmpi beverages, sugar, and other goods facing price pressures, plus a 130 year old man’s trip to a fair in September as part of Easter Kentucky lore.
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Edgar Gengenbuch
Chamber of Commerce
Erott Iid Conains
New York
Consufactiom
Virginia Carewing
Natural Nridee Avenue
Union Boulevard
Giugulaerare
Lund Cyerd
Mrbb
Font
Cabardle Hy Noente
Mar
Fie
Noth
Tel
Sergeant
John Shell
Gremay
Lacdie County
Kentucky
Will Call on Wilson for a White House discussion
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee decided to notify President Wilson it would meet at his convenience to discuss the peer treaty at the White House. Also reported are thefts of Liberty Bonds totaling 223000 dollars from New York brokerage firms, with messengers missing. In San Diego, Admiral Rodman’s pre‑talk remarks were censored by Secretary Daniels before delivery at a Navy event.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Wilson
New York
Firtia
Anancial
San Diego
Cal
Aspeeh
Presa
Acwarel
Hugh Rodman
Josephus Dane Jel
Mm Enor
Dentela
Prosecution Threat in State Price Probe
The attorney general told the senate agricultural committee his aim to prosecute all dealers selling above price committee levels. He promised to publish profiteers' names daily for public scrutiny. At the State Fair in Sedalia farmers watched tractor plowing demonstrations with yardsticks to measure depth.
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Gougers
Wasbinston
Pale Wer
Senate Agricultural Committer
Courros
Louis
Hensley
Fale
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Maine
Lisa
Pritt
Darvel
Mirath
Calinties
Hernon
Wuelinlser
Second Baptist
Diferint Parma
Lator
Jachaon County
Seory Lonnie Greeham
Woota Tewelani
Cere
Tony
Enarga
Arkimne
Crohott
Atkanees
Lund
Linths Ttork
Monmtaton Ti
Olbide
Knobel
Manwell
Witich
Murniely
Monticelio—J . Wuteaul
University of Rkotieas
University
Calico Rock
Ms Place
Berry
Baxter
Walnut Ridge
Rogers
First Presbyteris
Ford
Hietine Fey
Ter
Aed
Perioos
Oldewe Hye
Leweie
Damien- Newton H
Boteoville
Thie Place
Lawrenes ‘ County
U. S
Burnquist
Mexico
Peoria
Prom
Persis
Ortenla
Oklahoma
Bastal
Lage
Arreelrelnem
Dias Antleat
George
Gampers
Nave
Berlin
Cermany
India
England
Ilea
M. G. Thomas
Mies
Pevent
Loder, Chiurian
For Élen
Republian Teader
HUN
Chathimoosa
Enn
Stoma
Morrin & Co
Ohteu
Vietrog Altorney
Ubel Procomdings
Presidert
Wil
St. Louis
Danie
Will
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