Potatoes Rise in Value and Prospects Amid Surplus
Harlem reports 80 cents per hundredweight for potatoes this year yet grower James McKenzie says costs are covered. He shipped Bliss Triumphs as U.S. No 1 while keeping seed stock and hog feed. he plans to expand with new machinery and more carloads annually. A Wheat Growers plan seeks a central federal bureau to manage exportable surplus and price support, with George C. Jewett backing sales in world markets and cost-sharing across the crop.
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Harlem
James McKenzie
U.S
McKenzie
United States
George C. Jewett
American Wheat Growers Assocition
Jewett
Wheat Growers Organization
Lowdon Committee
Farm owner returns to Upper Cottonwood home
A. J. Sylvester drove from his farm near Jones to the former J. T. Walker property on Upper Cottonwood. He moved to the Yakima valley years ago during the Washington fever but now plans to return, saying Upper Cottonwood looks better to him and his family.
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A. J. Sylvester
Jones
Mr. Sylvester
J. T. Walker
Upper Cottonwood
Just That Quickly They Help Chamberlain’s Tablets Ad
A promotional ad urges readers to try Chamberlain’s Tablets to ease feeling unwell and suggest a healthy sleep with no next day aftereffect. It promises relief by taking one or two tablets at bedtime and notes a price of 25 cents.
You must look into people as well as at them Chesterfeld
The fragment urges deeper scrutiny of individuals rather than surfaces, hinting at an investigative or analytical stance attributed to Chesterfeld. It suggests evaluating character and actions beyond appearance or initial impression. The text implies a philosophy of thorough observation.
Campbell Urges Higher Wheat Tariff On Capitol Action
Thomas D Campbell proposes a 15 cent a bushel tariff increase on wheat. He tells President Coolidge that Congress or the flexible tariff provisions should raise wheat protection as a solution rather than government purchase or cooperative marketing. He cites Winnipeg and Minneapolis price gaps and notes prior encouragement from Finance Corp officials.
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Washington
Coolidge
Jeery Weet
War Finance Corporation
Thomas D.campbeller
Harding
Mont
Congress
Forddey- McCumber
Campbell
Meyer Ard
Mondelle
Finance Corporation
Winnipeg
Mineneapolis
Custer County Hog Shipments Rise Again
Miles Guy reports another carload of Custer county hogs shipped from here by the Co operative Livestock Shipping association. After years of growth the fall shipments exceed former volume and farmers show rising interest in carload shipping. Dale Wilder, secretary, is in town from Kinsey supervising operations.
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Miles Guy
Custer County
Co-operative Livestock Shipping Association
Dale Wilder
Kinsey
Taxes May Fall If Voters Pay Attention In Muncie
The Muncie Indiana dispatch notes that tax outcomes may improve when voters engage more actively in local governance and budgeting processes. It suggests heightened public scrutiny could influence decisions on levies and spending to benefit residents.
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Muncie
Ind
Cholera Kills Four Percent of Hogs on U S Farms
U S hog losses from cholera in the past year totaled over 2 250 000 head valued at 29 393 000 dollars. Iowa Nebraska Indiana Missouri Illinois Georgia Minnesota and South Dakota led in deaths with each state reporting more than 100 000 hogs lost. The Agriculture Department urges preventive serum treatment and strict sanitation to curb the disease.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of ‘Animal ‘Industry
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Missouri
Illinois
Georgia
Minnesota
Dakota
Department of Agriculture
Fortune Turns Up for Mrs Baker and Adoptive Family
Wealth worth 1750000 dollars from a Chicago estate is traced to Mrs. William Baker once raised by the Manning family in Elk horn. Her estranged father Youngs, now wealthy in Chicago, sought to locate her, and a New York attorney notified her of a claim to the fortune found in the estate.
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Wis
William Baker
Here
Youngs
Finlly
Chicago
Elkhorn
Baker
Manning
German Children in School Without Food in Berlin Incident
Several hundred children from a Berlin primary school told social welfare workers they left home with little or no food. The report notes concerns about welfare and schooling conditions amid ongoing shortages.
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Berlin
Tariff Attitude and Unemployment Debate Cited
W Hamilton Gordon writing to the American Economist argues tariff policy will drive major changes. He warns free trade worsens unemployment with an estimated 1,500,000 people on relief this winter. He cites England's historic protection as a lesson for home market policy.
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W. Hamilton Gordon
England
Pepeg
Fragmentary Lines From A Conversational Note
A terse remark appears, mentioning associates and a declaration of identity. The speaker claims to reveal what others are and what they occupy themselves with, followed by an expletive about Macceee. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or a full narrative.
Help the Girls Serve at High School Event
On Saturday November 47th the high school girls will host a six o'clock tea service event to benefit the school. Proceeds go to student activities and the cafeteria fund.
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Enterprise Meat Market
G. B. Laird
Frank C. Laird
the Sunday Standard
Thomas D. Campbell
Samr
Buttinsléi
Blade
U. S
First National Bank
Grass Range
Revrooman
In Review Office
Lewistown
Montana
E. Kicheadle
Bank Electric
Sie
Melvin
Cap’t Scott Lodge
F. & A. M. “Harige
Ally
Alex. J. Young
Young’s Hotel
Tarife
Macceee
George Creel
Undertaker
W. Main
W. C. Smith
Prop
Judith Steamy
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