23 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
El Hispano Americano
Location
Belen, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
1
The article contrasts Senator Kenyons Washington hearing remarks with his Wallace speech. It suggests the bill aims to stimulate livestock production and may imply lower meat prices for consumers, while Kenyon argues reduced production could raise prices. Farmers and consumers doubt the rhetoric will help or hurt prices.
In Oakland California Mrs Joseph Valado placed her month old baby on a mattress during packing for a move. An expressman unknowingly rolled up the mattress and blanket and placed the bundle in a wagon. The baby suffocated before it could be found.
An editorial argues cold storage serves the public by stocking foods for winter, counters claims of hoarding, and explains storage profits and losses. It cites butter and eggs data from 1915 to 1918, noting overall modest consumer costs and seasonal risks for producers.
Two Chebeague island youths gill netting in dense fog lose bearings near Half Way Rock. Their keel hits a reef and they fall into the sea, clinging to seaweed as a rising tide drives them waist deep. Rescuers Elijah Astes and Frank York spot the stranded pair just in time.
Frank Patagano 47 of 2620 Arthur Ave Bronx was robbed of $20 while awaiting a court appearance at the Bronx special sessions. He faced charges for failure to support two city children. An acquaintance had lent him $47, but the money disappeared in the jail pen. The incident occurred as Patagano pleaded guilty seeking a parole payment.
A judge presiding noted the jail's morale had collapsed and suspected thieves in the facility while Fatagano was paroled and ordered time to pay child support.
Severe storm lightning struck the home of Leonard Ferrari in West Hazleton. A bolt tore plaster, shattered windows, and filled the house with soot, nearly smothering the Perrarl family as they woke in bed, but Perrarl his wife and six children escaped unharmed.
Five children of Mr and Mrs Fred Preched in Pretty Rock North Dakota awoke to find their three month old sibling mauled by a sow. The infant was rescued but died hours later after sustaining 80% injuries.
Mystery of the handsome boy attempting to board a Baltimore train cleared up when the boy’s father intervened revealing the youth was a girl.
About a thousand farmers feeders retailers and producers flock to Washington to oppose the packet licensing plan before the Senate Agriculture committee. Witnesses argue the bill would raise living costs and entrench government control, fearing disruption of meat industry and broad business interference. C. T. Caldwell of Moultrie Georgia notes Swift & Co. helped diversify farming.
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