National World Marketing Association Formed for Wool Sector
A central sales agency named the National World Marketing association with $1.9 million capital has been organized by the wool and mohair cooperative associations of the United States with Farm Board approval. Articles bylaws and marketing agreements were adopted at San Angelo Texas in a meeting attended by Farm Board member L. Denman. J B Palmer of Columbus Ohio is president, Roger Gillis of Del Rio Texas is vice president, and B M Wilson of McKinley Wyoming is secretary-treasurer.
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National World Marketing Association
United States
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
San Angelo
Texas
Lb. Denman
J. B. Palmer
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Wool Growers Cooperative Association
New National Wool Marketing Association
Roger Gillis
Texas Sheep and& Goat Raberg Association
del Rio
BM. Wilson
Wyoming Wool Cooperative Marketing Association of
McKinley
Wyo
Bank of England cuts rate amid easing gold drain
In London on November 21 the Bank of England reduced its bank rate by one half a percentage point from six to five and a half percent. The move comes as more funds return from America and the gold drain to France eases, though gold stock remains well below year ago levels.
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Colorado
Arlington auto crash defendant pleads guilty in city court
Speciale fux Walls pleaded guilty to a charge related to an automobile accident near Arlington as victim Ester Peck recovers. He was fined and costs. The incident involved a crowded car and a truck driver, with the victim still not recovered at the time.
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Odd Fellow World Purchase Tied to Lord and Son
The Odd Fellow World in South Dakota is sold to J.47 Lord and Son of Wace. The monthly paper began in 1892 with J. M. Patton as owner until recently. The imperial Order of Mus has assumed control and will manage the publication. The current subscription stands at about 20,800.
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Odd Fellow World
South Dakota
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Imperial Order of Mus
Freight Record Set By Railroads In 1929
Chicago November 21 Railroads report 1929 total freight cars loaded January to November 9 reached 46 078 086 surpassing 1926 by 79 209 cars the year is projected to match 1926 as the record high for revenue freight loadings.
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American Railway Association
Weather Outlook Promises Warmer Friday
A pale report from Pierre shows temperatures around 3 degrees above zero with new snow cover after a recent fall. Montana braces for blizzards with subzero readings while Montana sections report bitter winds and drifting snow.
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Pierre
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