The Pension Question Again
The column argues against a broad World War I general pension, contending duty to veterans is not monetary only. It blames profiteers for postwar wealth and warns such a law would overburden the government. It notes Allied wartime inequities and predicts Legion sentiment may shift. Stein Lumber Co. advertisement follows.
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Cotton acreage cut 2.7 per cent reported in Farm Board review
Washington reports a 2.7 percent reduction in U S cotton in cultivation as of July 1 year over year, totaling 45 815 000 acres. Farm Board member Carl Williams calls the decline voluntary and credits planters with meeting the board s production safety aims while predicting continued reductions in states like Oklahoma. The report also notes ongoing yield and weather factors and lists Texas ports leading in cotton exports and imports in 1929.
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No More Rats or Mice with RAT-SNAP Volume
Rodent killer RAT-SNAP guarantees no smell after killing rats and mice. Small 5c cake for pantry or kitchen. 65c cake for chicken houses. $1.25 for farms and factories. Sold and guaranteed by R. M. Lewis and Knopp & Metzger.
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