Farm board earns cautious support amid questions of impact
An editorial notes the farm board is new and earning a fair chance, citing its earnest effort to understand problems and make sound, economical suggestions to farm groups. A history lesson recalls Charley Phillips, John F. Bishop, and a valuable Idaho street corner lot case, then discusses De Re Metallica and the Hoovers translation as a milestone.
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Idaho and
Bannack Streets
Charley Phillips
John F. Bishop
Mr. Bishop
Bishop
Georgius Agricola
Herbert Hoover
White House
Mining Magazine
London
Hoover
Treasury notes and the danger of laundering money
The piece warns against laundering money after a 1930s incident where a Texan altered a currency note returned by a laundry. It discusses past government trials to save ink and modernizing currency handling, then shifts to praise for the Farm Board in Washington and its plans to unite farmers under a national cooperative to stabilize prices and markets, including grain and wool, with loans to Florida Fruit Growers and California prune growers, and potential cotton and tobacco support.
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Treasury Department
Bureau of Efficiency
Federal
Farm Board
Washington
United States
Federal Farm Bureau
The
Grange
Society of Equity
National Chamber of Agricultural Cooperatives
Baton Rouge
American Federation of Labor
California Fruit Growers Association
Board
Chicago
Farmers’ National ‘Grain Corporation
Grain Corporation
Beaverhead County
Florida Fruit Grow
Ers Cooperative Association
California Prune Growers’ Association
Bergeson Delegate to Important Meeting and Pardons Action
Montana officials discuss surface rights to public lands and reclamation funding while Bergeson attends a Salt Lake conference. The State Board of Pardons schedules a hearing on September 13 1929 to consider Governor’s commutation and full pardon for Daniel H Bates alias George Harris with publication of notice in the Dillon Tribune.
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Montana
Bergeson
Erickson
Salt Lake
Prof
Atkeson
Montana State College
Messrs
Brandford
Register of State Lands
Stafford
James
I. D. Odonnell
Billings
Delewor
Lake County
W. J. Murphy
Missoula
Campbell
Northern Pacific Railroad Land Department
Department State Board of Pardons
Helena
State Board of Pardons
Daniel H. Bates
George Harris
Dillon
Beaverhead
Dillon Tribune
Senator Glass Attacks Farm Board Policy
The senator criticizes the Federal Farm Board as bureaucratic and wasteful, contending it creates costly federal jobs. He cites Mr. Legge, the board’s chairman, who accepted the post at a high salary, suggesting poor judgment in the selection.
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Washington
Glass
Federal Farm Board
Legge
Farm Board
Not How Old-But How Active
To have an active limber pain free body unhampered by age 8. D. Mc Millan of Hudson N Y describes misery from walking back pain and sleepless nights. He credits Foley Pills diuretic with recovery and urges others to use the product available from Geo. M. Gosman successor to Potts guaranteed.
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D. McMillan
Hudson
N. Y
Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
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F. E. Foote
American Press Associati ON
Hoovers
Dan Tovey, Jr
Big Hole Basin
DR. Care
Taylor Slagisk Hee
Fred Gill
Sun
Smithy
James Johnson
Monte
Burdick
Jackson
Beveleveley
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