President Coolidge weighs agricultural relief options
Washington reports that President Coolidge and his advisers study the agricultural situation. Secretary Wallace will not have a full data report for several days, delaying cabinet action. Possible remedies include reviving the United States Grain Corporation to handle this season’s wheat crop, though policy compatibility remains to be determined. The White House says no extra session is planned, but Congress could be summoned if developments warrant.
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Ad Highlights Our Bags and Arrival of New Goods
The notice promotes our bags and announces the arrival of new goods. It emphasizes practical options and timely stock updates.
Dempsey Shares Wealth Safety Plan After Big Fight
Chicago report says Jack Dempsey fears ease of his win over Firpo and has invested about 250000 of his 480000 earnings in bonds at six percent. His total bond holdings rise to about 400000 after a 50000 purchase and a later 100000 addition.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Firpo
Dempsey
Hard Coal Miners Return to Work at Higher Wages
In Scranton Pennsylvania 155000 anthracite miners resume activity after a two week idle period caused by a union leaders suspension. A new two year wage scale from September 1 raises pay by ten percent with an eight hour day and union recognition under the Harrisburg agreement as ratified by the tri district United Mine Workers.
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Scranton
Harrisburg
You Can See Through It Professor
A joke exchange where a professor asks which insect eats the least food and a student quips that the moth makes holes by eating. The humor hinges on a pun about moths and holes in fabric.
Wild Beast Market Rises Amid Postwar Scarcity
European center of wild beasts hinges on price and scarcity as postwar controls disrupt supply. John Hagenbeck seeks British authorization to send a party of animal catchers to Halibut and India, where he plans to revisit old connections and obtain more tigers and lions for preserves. Lions command about 1250 dollars each while giraffes reach around 5000 dollars.
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Hamburg
John Hagenback
India
Gwalior
Hailed Wheat Promises 25 Bushels Per Acre On Arrow Creek Farm
A hail storm damaged the John Pick farm on Arrow Creek in June. Despite the pounding, a second growth sprang up and promises a strong crop with an expected yield of 25 to 30 bushels per acre, according to Mr. Pick.
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John Pick
Arrow Creek
Grasshoppers Disappear From Fergus County Fields
Fergus County Argus notes a reduction in grasshoppers over the past year due to bait distribution disease and parasites. Experts urge continued control next season and caution against spring grain setbacks to protect crops while highlighting broader farming diversification and state livestock spending concerns.
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Fergus County
Demat-News
Seattle
Bumper crop estimate sparks Oklahoma farming concerns
An official projection suggests a record crop for 1924 in Oklahoma amid wide fluctuations in markets and weather. Farmers face uncertain prices as state agencies weigh support measures and storage needs.
Central Montana Fair Acts Hit State Fair in Helena
Local report notes Central Montana Fair entries now making hits at the State Fair in Helena with strong showings and growing attention.
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Central Montana
Helena
Rally To Drive Dry Forces Behind Tenth Amendment
Washington on September 21 reports a call issued to dry advocates nationwide to rally support for the tenth amendment and to rekindle interest among supporters who have grown inactive. The message urged participation at a forthcoming event as part of the prohibition cause.
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Washington
Ieee Ee
Italian cannon lecture at Chautauqua forum
A Chautauqua talk discusses the League of Nations covenant and the risk of using force to enforce mandates. Senators cite eight member states resorting to arms without penalties and note major powers largely decline to submit to collective obligations. Dates from October 10 to 15 are mentioned.
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