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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1929

Page

2

Hoover farm relief plan bypasses concessions in Senate

Edward W Pickard reports the farm relief bill cleared conferences and awaits Hoover signature around June 12. The measure retains core Senate and House features, creates a farm board with a $12,000 salary chair and eight presidential appointees, and enables cooperative commodity bodies to buy, store, and market surpluses with a $500 million revolving fund.

Edward W. Pickard Agricultural Marketing Net House Senate Hoover Norris Nebraska Smith South Carolina Secretary of the Treasury Farm Board Congress Ranke Lonna Comprese Department of Agriculture Wheat Stabilization Corporation Hoover Farm Relief’ Program

Nevada Restricts Roadside Signs to Preserve Scenic Beauty

A U S Department of Agriculture survey shows Nevada uniquely bans billboard erection where it would ruin highway scenery or block views. Other states cap sign placement near curves and intersections, but Nevada alone restricts signs that spoil roadside beauty. Thomas H. MacDonald calls for cleaner roadsides as major advertisers and some stations fail to meet standards. Connecticut's law is highlighted as an effective model with licensed roadside facilities and approved layouts.

Nevada Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Thomas H. MacDonald Bureau of Public Anda Gsand MacDonald Hayve Connecticut

Oil Filters Cut Maintenance and Save Costs

Car makers now recommend oil changes every 1,000 to 3,000 miles, averaging about 2,400 miles, due to oil filters. Replacing the filtering unit every 10,000 miles keeps efficiency high and reduces engine wear, saving roughly $29 per car annually.

Source of Annoying Noises in Tops Roansier

The article discusses rattling and squeaks from windshield and bow components in tops. It explains that loose or poorly secured parts cause annoying noises, and suggests that misaligned or inadequately tightened pins, cotter pins, and washers create play. A washer or yoke shim may eliminate the issue.

Cautionary Word On Car Advice From Others

A motorist learned that advice from fellow drivers can mislead about car maintenance. A new timing chain caused late wear, stretching, and delayed spark. without an automatic take-up, initial adjustment is needed after about 700 miles.

Self Starting Siphon Accessory for Tank Transfer

A compact siphon device uses a U shaped brass or copper tube with a rubber bulb on one end and a hose outlet on the other. A drilled hole at the bend allows suction when the bulb is squeezed and finger pressure is released, creating a steady flow from the tank. Popular Science Monthly.

Kaseline Popular Science Monthly

Automobile Hints From An Odd Page

A quirky wartime style note discusses early 1200s Italy vehicle counts and America’s humor on car features. It jokes about the steering wheel, gender roles in driving, and women progressing from back seats toward the front, ending with a humorous hospital remark.

Dreamy Exchange Between Bam and Levine

Fragmentary dialogue shows Bam and Levine exchanging stilted lines about sleep and hearing whispers. The garbled OCR suggests a dreamlike or playful classroom banter without clear context or complete names, events, or dates.

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Endorsed for Children Relief

A historic consumer notice touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener and stomach soother for children. It emphasizes its pleasant taste, safety, and neutralizing qualities for common ailments, branding it a trusted prescriptive product from the Phillips Chemical Co and its predecessor.

Chidren Hong Phillips Magnesia Charles SL Phillips Chemical Co Charles FH

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