White Clingstone Peaches Parley For Preservation Low Price
The Bureau of Home Economics urges using this record peach surplus through canning and preserves. A large U.S. crop and affordable prices encourage homemakers to store peaches. Variety choices depend on use from clingstone for preserves to freestone for jams. Peaches provide vitamins A B C and minerals.
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Bureau of Home Economics
U. 5 S
Persia
China
United States
Bureau
Fresh Peach Tapioca Dessert Recipe Note
A family friendly peach tapioca dessert uses quick cooking tapioca lemon juice sugar and peaches. The recipe instructs boiling tapioca with water then layering peaches and tapioca in a baking dish and baking until cooked. Serve hot or cold with cream.
Corner trading sparks crop price squeeze and looming ban
The Chicago corner in July triggered a price surge as shorts rushed to cover on July 10. Dr. J W T Duvel, head of the U S grain futures administration, says Hoover’s attack on speculators could push Congress to act next winter on the Capper Dick inson bill or similar reform. Many traders bought back contracts amid losses as farmers near Chicago profited, while distant speculators faced steep costs and a market shortfall emerged. The article notes that current law offers little remedy and that the board will dismiss actions once facts are known.
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Frank J Weller
Associated Press
Washington
Chicago
J. W. T. Duvel
U. S Grain Futures Administration
Hoover
Shorts
Board of Trade
Duvel
Market Report Notes Capper Dickinson Limits on Trades
A report by Dr. Duvel saya cites about 55 000 bushels late at clearing as a contract month closed. The law requires reporting for 500 000 bushels or more though no single position limit exists. Capper Dickinson would cap each trader at 2 000 000 bushels and cap daily transactions at 2 000 000 to curb cover or speculation and stabilize prices.
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Duvel Saya
Grain Futures Administration
Capper-Dickinson
Relief cost to prevent distress for jobless in winter
Walter S. Gifford national relief director and staff seek an estimate of total funds needed to avert acute distress among the unemployed next winter. Children’s Bureau data suggest greater hardship this winter, with taxation likely bearing a larger share than voluntary contributions. Gifford works on a national fund drive and organizing a field force. Katherine Lenroot cooperates, providing conditions data, while experienced relief workers warn distress may be more widespread relative to unemployment due to exhausted reserves.
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Washington
Walter S. Gifford
National Relief Director
Children's Bureau
Labor Department
Children’s Bureau
Gifford
Katherine Lenroot
Hospital Admissions and Discharges for Huron Area
In hospital notices Admitted Vincent Molt Broadland minor surgical Mrs Keith Potter Huron minor surgical Mrs W H Gordon Huron medical Mrs M Schipporeil Huron minor surgical Euphemis Gainor Huron minor surgical Dismissed Allan Costello Bancroft Mrs Glen Siddons Woonsacket Mrs Frank Kearns and baby Huron Mrs A Lammers Huron.
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Vincent Molt
Broadland
Keith Potter
Huron
W. H. Gordon
M. Schipporeil
Euphemis Gainor
Allan Costello
Bancroft
Glen Siddons
Woonsacket
Frank Kearns
Baby
A. Lammers
Chairman Stone Goes On Vacation
Washington Aug 27 The farm board chairman Stone left for a Michigan resort for a two week rest from wheat cotton and Brazilian coffee duties His absence leaves two board members in town while others speak and two will return next week to form a quorum The board debates a 15000100 bushels wheat sale to China and a cotton price stabilization plan Stone noted no word from Shanghai on terms and discussed alternatives to the row plowing plan The effort aims to make the south aware of the cotton problem while critics question the destruction plan and the wheat for coffee barter Stone keeps a calm tone despite criticism and long hours at his desk overseeing the agricultural marketing act and a 500 million revolving fund
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Washington
Stone
Farm Board
Michigan
Carl Williams
Sam H. Thompson
China
Shanghai
Brazil
Kentucky
Jong Hours
Livestock Feed Purchase Ad for Winter Months
A brief notice offering livestock feed for sale suitable for the upcoming winter months. Describes available feed types and pricing, inviting farmers to stock up ahead of colder weather.
Appropriate Move For Fraud Inquiry
Aberdeen Aug 27 With no prospect of an early ending of the investigation in sight additional funds were on hand today for further examination of Brown county's record checks. The county commission added 6000 to its supplementary budget to finance the investigation of alleged graft in county offices. The McLaughlin Noreen company auditing the county's records reported indications of far reaching graft in many phases of county expenditures. A grand jury was to be called to hear accusations of fraud against two former county highway officials and a construction company which may per year the auditors said county financial losses which may amount to 200000 Stirred by reported losses due to pid ded pay rolls false labor bills and construction contract violations delegations of taxpayers were to hold an indignation meeting before the county commission Saturday.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
County Commission
McLaughlin-Noreen Company
Tomorow
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Chairman Stone
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