Prohibition Changes Urged to Be Swift and Substantive
Washington reports Attorney General Mitchell urged making changes to dry laws quickly and through substantive amendments rather than leaving laws on the books. He warned public opinion will pressure enforcement and cited inefficiencies in criminal justice from appeals and reduced federal activity.
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Dreeson
Washington
Cithig
Mitchell
Presd
Hoover
Justica Department
Prohibition Bureau
Justice Department
Baig
Tie Changay
Arinia
Thia
Met Department
Congress
Farm Board Plans Fivefold Program to Boost Agriculture
The Farm Board outlines a fivefold plan to lift farm income and stabilize prices. It calls for boosting U S business recovery, expanding international trade, readjusting taxes and fixed charges, strengthening cooperative marketing, and improving the producer's share of the consumer dollar.
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Walderborn
Congress
Avy Romedin
United States
Principles for a New Lawn Legislation Proposal
A report on proposed farming policy urges two core principles for effective relief. It argues prices cannot rise without covering costs and production must be regulated to meet demand, warning against overproduction and advocating a patent for office to help farmers align output with supply. References Wyatt Le Wyatt and relatives note a forthcoming arrival from California.
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Tie Hoard
Denver Markets and Cattle Prices drift in early December
Denver and Chicago reports show mixed cattle and sheep activity with slow trading and firm to higher prices for certain classes. Cattle prices edge up for some fat cattle while veal and stockers hold steady, with Kansas City and Omaha markets noting shifting weights and demand amid overall subdued sales. Chicago grain ends with slight gains as December futures inch higher.
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Denver
Cattla Ugd
Omaita
Omata
Dee
Yenlers mlenBy
Atockers
Feesera Aearce
Bey Burke
Andchalea
President Hoover outlines budget and public works cuts
The report quotes President Hoover detailing a budget plan to raise 492 million dollars by extending existing levies and a one cent gasoline tax, with a 5 million savings target from wage cuts. It notes a 10 million emergency relief measure and reduced public works, arguing the broader program aims to spur employment without extra tax burden while maintaining highway funding.
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Yeates
Povernament
The
Inet Congresa
Didget
Elveck
Hoover
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Vote on State Legislation and District Commissioners Announced
The state canvassing board announced official results on seven ballot measures from the November election and results for Denver and three outside districts. Measures include county officer term, reapportionment, income tax, gasoline tax, and prohibition, with Yes and No tallies. District results show Cummings Bradfield Martin Hardy Taylor and Callen with their vote totals.
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Laday
Slag
County Ofnsers
Agalwel
Denver
Dec
Ofate
Fred
Cumminga
George TI. Bradfield
John A. Martin
Ty Bo
Guy U. Hardy
Distriet
Edward 'T ‘Taylor
Richard
Callen
Senate Judiciary Committee Deliberates Prohibition Repeal with Dry State Protections
Washington senators examine repeal amendments with provisions to protect dry states. Majority favor submission, some insist on Glass regulation and interstate controls. Chairman Norris plans to take up the matter next Monday as members debate form and safeguards.
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Washington
Senate-Judiciary Committee
Senate
Senne
Chnirmay Norris Hon
Tha House
Bonday
Norris
Idaho
Blaine
Wis
Haalinga
Del
Fhobert
Schall
Aubatlintes
Ee Austin
Pari A Walsh
Khig
Stephens
Misa
Trakten
Wlack
Ats
I Neely
W.va
Investigation into Hoover Dam Work Conditions Urged
Nevada Senator Oddie called for a formal investigation into Hoover Dam work conditions. He urged supervision by IRR and the Irrigation Committee, proposing costs and highlighting housing contracts, federal employee housing, and taxation within the federal reservation.
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Hoover
Washington
Boulder Canon Project
Nevada
Atlzana
Loc
Hoover Dam
Banator Dadic
Republican
Oddie
Testimony on Transit Sales Heard at Interstate Hearing
An interstate commerce hearing heard A N Priest traffic manager of the executive stock association testify. He said shipments face protest as transit privileges may be removed in midwest markets with a date set for January 25, 982. The testimony reflects industry concerns over potential disruptions to transit and sales practices.
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Associated Press
Excelsior
Springs
Sinteresta
Midwest
Hearst
A. N. Hriest
He ‘Exen Tive
Port Worth
Obituary: Mrs Madge F McDonald of Kersey
A service for Mrs Madge F McDonald wife of M J AtcDonald formerly of Kersey will be held at 5:80 Thursday morning at St Peters Whole church in Greeley with interment at Lum Grove. She died Monday evening in Fort Collins. she is survived by her husband a daughter and her parents two sisters and six brothers all of Ault. Washington notes report Stimson plans replies to British and French debt questions with delivery to Sir Ronald Linden and Ambassador Claudel in coming days.
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Fentral
William
Sherman
Ross
Yorn
Fay
Fatty Wood
Ault
Stimson
Washington
Ronald Lindeny
Panui Claudel
Great Brilaln
Congress urged to boost highway aid to 1991 levels
President Hoover called for federal highway aid to reach 1991 levels with 126 million dollars annually, noting 40 million already appropriated and emergency advances totaling 222 million for the current year. He warned against treating advances as permanent and urged further appropriation only as justified by condition of the treasury. Tabernacle Ladies Art annual business meeting set for Thursday at 2 PM at the church with all members invited. no hosts due to business session.
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Washington
Dec
Congress
Loover
Bureau of Public Roads
Mindfel
Tabernacle Aid
Tabernacle Ladies
Local births and notices from Reno Eaton and Crawford areas
Stork reports a daughter for Darrell Swope and Mes Swope in Reno Nery on Sunday December 4. A daughter for Mr and Mrs W E Hagar at Route 2 Eaton on December 7. Mr and Mrs Mare Levery of 2117 Crawford welcomed a daughter on December 8 at Freeley Hospital.
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Darrell Swope
Reno
Nery
Mes Swope
Anni Gartorl
Bira
W. E. Hagar
Eaton
Greatoy Hospital
Mare Levery
Crawford
Freeley Hospital
Beware the Cough That Hangs On Medical Patent Claim
An advertisement touts Creamulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs bronchial issues and respiratory diseases. It claims to soothe inflamed airways attack the seat of trouble and even build up the system after colds, with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t found. The copy sensationally promotes creosote as the active agent and urges readers to ask their druggist.
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