Northwest wheat acreage debate sparked by Federal Reserve officials
In Billings, John R. Mitchell and Curtis L. Mosher urged a 15 million acre reduction in Northwest wheat to bolster prices, but Montana farmers may resist. They warned unverifiable yields and uneven seasons, urged diversification, and suggested Mississippi Valley and Kansas farmers cut wheat, while Montana could profit from wheat while markets grow for meat and other foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Mitchell
Federal Reserve Board of
Washington, D. C
Curtis L. Mosher
Federal Reserve Bank of the Ninth District
Minneapolis
Billings
Northwest
Montana
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Rise in Sugar Price Triggers Political Debate
The sugar price surge sparks debate over causes with claims of tariff impact and market manipulation. President Harding orders a tariff commission investigation while observers warn against tying the rise to Fordney McCumber. A broader mix of comments targets speculation and policy, with local notes on crime, farming, and seasonal birds.
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Harding
Tariff Commission
Underwood
Canada
Fordney-McCumber
Boards of Trade
Republican Congress
Smith Minds the Door as Bald-Fome Baby Is Born
A fragment from the Indianapolis Star describes Smith discovering his wife with another man. Rather than anger, he feels joy at the sight, as the baldheaded party is revealed to be his first baby boy.
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Smith
Smith Poo Og Ae
Indianapolis Star
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