Hoover Proposes State-Run Prohibition Adjustments
President Hoover outlines a plan to modify the Eighteenth Amendment, returning liquor control to states under federal aid to enforce dry areas and curb saloon restoration. He positions his stance between reform and party lines while renewing calls for prosperity, free trade, and debt noncancellation.
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Terrace saves Missouri lands from erosion on farms
The paper highlights terracing in a Missouri section as a solution to soil erosion. It notes terraces reduce soil loss from 140 tons per acre annually to as low as 2.3 tons, with one case just over a ton, and discusses two terracing methods and the need to spread the practice to protect topsoil and farm prosperity.
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