Independence Day Echoes Across Americas History
The article surveys Independence Day celebrations and independence timelines across the Americas. It notes Mexico September 16 1810 Guatemala September 15 1821 and other nations with key dates, Brazil’s 1822 path to independence, and Brazil’s upcoming centennial exposition in Rio de Janeiro. It recounts Dom Pedro and monarchy to republic transitions, abolition of slavery in 1888, and admiration of American democracy, linking early independence to regional freedom movements.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Central
America
American Congress
Atlantic
Mexico
Miguel Hidalgo
Dolores
Alhondiga de Granaditas
Guanajuato
Guatemala
South America
Venezuela
Bolivar
Chile
Napoleon
Ferdinand VII
Spain
Argentina
Bolivia
Colombia
Ecuador
Yaraguay
Peru
Uruguay
Brazil
Portugal
Rio de Janeiro
Lo de Janeiro
Bay of
Guanabure
Martin Alfonso
Avenida Rio Branco I
Republic
Avenida Rio Bronco
Avenida
Slo de Janeiro
Avenida Inhorance
Natone
Ele Hranco
Eiraxit
Interior
Commerce
Agriculture
Labor
War and Navy
United States Shipping Board
United States
Congress
Particiunion
State Department
Avenue of Nathone
Neuse
Dom John
Mortagen
Alecarves
Draw John
Jotun VI
Dem John
Nepal
Het
naturAl History
Jobo
Don Medre
Sao Maule
Bie
Galleria
Fan American Union
Piret
Ope
Thr
Nethon
Dom Pedro
Perpetus
Breell
Constituent Assembly
Inter
Pernambuca
Pedro
Triatians
Dom Dedeo Mumetre
Jose Heulfurte
Independence
Dom Pedro Segunds
Fle
Dim Vedra Segundo
Jose Boulfuele
Don Medeor
Julie
Donn Inebel
Liem Meteo Segui
Capilly
Military College
Decory de Ponseca
Illustrina
Curerete
Siply
Baye
Helle Loto
Generel
Iren
New York
Jamestown
Independence Hall
Kansas Congressmen Active in Support of Agriculture
Kansas state farm bureau reports ten congressmen from Kansas actively backing agricultural legislation. Senator Arthur Capper leads farm interests in the Senate, with representatives J. G. Strong, M. (Pols) Tincher, Hoye I. White, Homer Hoch, D. R. Anthony, and P.P. Campbell among others pushing farm protections. Ralph Snyder heads the Kansas bureau and sits on the federation’s executive and legislative committees, closely monitoring developments.
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Kansas State Farm Bureau
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Senate
Behelt
J. G. Strong
Wisteiet
Manhattan
Atte Burean
Joint Commission of Agricultural Equiry
Federal Reserve Tomar
Pols) Tincher
Sen
Ator Arthur Capper
Capper
Senator Capper
Palne
Hoye
White
Kanens
Homer Hoch
Norther Kansan
Charles Curtin
D. R. Anthony
P.P. Campbell
Ralph Snyder
Kanone
The
Kansas Wate Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Apples Cooperative Form Wald Brand Buckeye Label
About six local cooperative fruit marketing associations have joined at Wald to form a federation. The North American Fruit Exchange will handle sales, Buckeye named as the brand for fruit from cooperatives. A buying office will open in Huntingdon, W Va, as this year’s Chloe apples come to market. Packers announce a premium of 10 cents per hundredweight for corn free hogs over a two year period.
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Wald
Otte Farm Barend
North American Fruit Exchange
Ghia Fruit Growers
Coopers Hive Association
Cooperstives
Ae Goad Shaye Ae
Wales
Hunting Fin
W. Va
Berenae
Unsafe Promotion Schemes In Kansas Farm Sales
Kansas state farm bureau investigated three sales promotion schemes and deemed them unsafe. Promoters misrepresented stock conditions and offered guaranteed discounts on fuel station stock. An investigation found no supporting market conditions for promised dividends and noted possible misrepresentation by sellers. A live stock insurance firm linked to the schemes appeared dubious. A federal bill to curb fraudulent securities sales via mail is advancing in Congress with bureau support.
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Kansas State Farm Bureau
Wteck
Dalldhose Huheng
Boreng
Onwia
Exbets
Congress & Arec
Fares Bureau
United States Mail
Mit Ade
Purchase of Binder Twine by Federated Marketing Service
The Federated Marketing Service reports a large binder twine purchase for Indian turners, securing about 344000 pounds at the lowest U S price. The record spans several days and aims to raise public awareness of the federation’s rural Indiana undertaking and its implications.
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Federated Marketing Service
Indiana
Ge Federatin
Warner Associations
Towlstems
Shorning
Wight
United States
LB Shuttleworth
Federation
Wool Growers Share in the Domestic Wool Price
J Yowertz of the American Farm Bureau Federation analyzes how a dollar spent on wool products is divided, noting wool growers receive about 4.0 cents while retailers profit from the remaining portion. He cites the persistently low domestic wool market and its impact on breeding flocks and overall industry, with little benefit reaching the public.
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J. Yowertz
Weel Marketing Department
American Farm Bureau Federation
Good Service of Exchange Elevators Boosts Michigan Trade
Reliability and promptness in settlements drive the Michigan Elevator Exchange. Ten members joined by 1910, with total holdings around 000.000 in grain across the region. Members rely on exact contract execution for payments, and the exchange remains a cornerstone of local grain business.
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Michigan Elevator Exchange
Tee Dome
Grein Bay
Etty
Fight Blue Sky Securities in Ohio Counties
Three Ohio counties have organized to oppose a promoter selling fraudulent and worthless securities. Crawford County operates a permanent group while Wyandot and Delaware counties form temporary bodies to establish a permanent investment service. The plan, outlined by KO An Maett of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, calls for cooperation among existing groups including banks, building and loan associations, chambers of commerce, county farm bureaus, grange, Kiwanis, and Rotary clubs.
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Ohio
Crawford County
Wyandot
Delaware
KO An Maett
Ohio Farm Burese Federation
Banks
Chambers of Commerce
County Farm Huresus
Grange, Kiwanis and
Rotary Clube
Otoent
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Blue Sky Securities
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