Independent Grower Faces Wheat Quota Penalties and Market Ban
County agent explains new wheat quotas and penalties for excess wheat under AAA. Cooperating and non cooperating farmers face measures of land and yield, with storage loans and government seals as options. The document outlines how excess wheat is valued, stored, or disposed of, and the penalties for noncompliance.
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Murer Review
Reto
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Taymen
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Western Town of ee 3 Size Gets Big Plant
The Washington department announced today the location of new small aris ation plants costing 34 million dollars each as part of a larger expansion plan. Plants will be built at St Paul Mint Salt Lake City Utah and Des Moines Iowa with a site around 3 000 acres and about 15 00 employees.
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Onipment
Dr John D Clark Named Dean at Nebraska University
Dr John D Clark will become dean of the University of Nebraska College of Business Administration succeeding Dean Lewis, effective September 1. Clark, aged about years, has practiced in Cheyenne and held roles including general counsel and director at the Midwest Refining Company from 1919 to 1928 and later served as vice president. He was a vice president at Standard Oil of Indiana from 1921 to 1926.
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Frank Lincoln
Joan J. Chirk
Cheyenne
Wyo
We Cone Guan
University of Nebraska College of Business
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Standard Owl of
Indiana
Schoolhouse Vandalism Probed Near Valley View
Sheriff officers continued an investigation into recent break in at Valley View schoolhouse south of Kersay. Damage included broken windows destroyed books and property as officers questioned seven youths aged 16 to 17 years.
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Valley View
Kersay
Farm Security plan Spurs Weld County land sale success
Weld residents learn of the Farm Security plan enabling tenant purchase of a 400 acre dairy farm near Beighton with water rights. Edward Kroier of Beighton buys the land for 10 800 dollars, financed over years. Kramer and Harbarn Kramer previously owned the firm, located one mile north and half mile east of Beighton.
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Greeley
Edward Kroier
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Dacoh and
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Beighton
Weld Connhy
Kramer
RAF Blasts at Invasion Ports
London reports indicate RAF raids hit Calais and other invasion ports, targeting gun positions near Calais and Calais waterfront. Attacks also spread to hostages and coastal areas as British forces mounted first coastal bombardment and inland volleys, with witnesses noting shelling from positions along the channel.
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Brands Rail Labor Pleas Extraordinary
Denver June 11 Johnson of Chicago, chairman of the Western Association of Railway Executives, said today that the nation's railroads face one of the most extraordinary demands ever placed on them. He cited transportation employees, the best paid men on the toll, with wages near peak, seeking a ten percent pay raise.
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Western Association of Railway Executives
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Tractor Inventor Dies
Charles Parr 73, co inventor of the Hart Parr farm tractor, died in Los Angeles during a visit. The tractor was created in 1909 by Dory and C. W. Hart, and the Hart Parr Tractor Company later merged with Mo Olive Farm equipment company which operates a plant employing 800 to 1,000 workers locally.
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Hart-Parr
Los Angeles
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Hart-Part
Mo Olive Farm Equirmant Company
Cole Big Thompson Gets Extra 1 500 000 Transfer To General Funds
Government officials announce a new appropriation for the Colorado Big Thompson development and related reclamation projects. The plan includes transferring executives to Denver and routing funds to general treasuries while protecting the project from sabotage.
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Four Injured in Wyoming Line Collision Near Fort Collins
Four Palo Alto residents including Stanford professor Dr Rufus Thompson were injured when a car driven by Stella Ely left a highway shoulder near the Wyoming border and overturned three times. Thompson suffered a broken collarbone and leg fracture. two other women also sustained broken collarbones. All were hospitalized in Laramie and Wyoming hospitals.
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Aid Stein
Ely
Ray
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Stella Ely
Wyoming
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Wye
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Yeas
Bay
Western Range Condition Best In Many Years
Regional Livestock official reports western states showing cattle and sheep at record high condition for years. The agricultural marketing service notes feed supplies and range conditions are near or above normal, with percentages from 1940 to 1944 and a ten year average.
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Ire
W.j Deter
Agricultural Marketing Service
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Baitla
Potato Growers Vote on Market Control June 16
Colorado potato growers vote June 16 to decide on two marketing agreements for next season. A federal plan and a state plan are identical except for an advertising fund and special marketing regulations. If approved, grower committees will implement the rules in three main regions and aim to standardize potato grades and sizes for market.
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Auburn Residents Visit Families and Travel Plans
Mrs. Morgan from Paonia visits Fred Tuck in Auburn and plans trips to Denver, Este Park, and Jantar. Nelson family members travel to Denver and Bethany for three weeks. Brown sisters go to Denver for Rainbow Canyon. Danes attend Welch’s resort picnic. Hoff hosts Sunday dinner. Jensen family at picnic. California produce cited with aprika, celery, and cataway noted.
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A. A3, Jensen Abtended the Danish American Picnic Held At Welch's
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Verman Alles
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Knox Won't Comment On Reported Destroyer Clash
Former Secretary of the Navy Knox refused to confirm a syndicated column claim that a U S destroyer collided with a submarine in the Atlantic. He urged journalists to seek official word from the Navy or War Departments and said unconfirmed stories should not be published.
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Drunken Prof Blamed For Labor Trouble
Washington dispatch reports Senator Whoser blaming incompetent doers in Washington for labor unrest. He cites a Los Angeles walkout allegedly blamed on communists and East Coast professors, arguing the real reason was delays and intoxication. Downey condemns high wages as a factor and notes aircraft workers seeking fair pay at $110 to $115 monthly amid a broader industry debate.
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Oregon Professor Ties In Auto Crash Injury Time
Newberg Oregon June 11 A college mathematics professor and chair for 26 years suffered injuries in an auto train crash yesterday He previously led the college s coastal conference faculty program and is noted for Scandinavian tale or history research The source description mixes unrelated textual bits but confirms a professor and an accident.
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Sohacou
Oregon State Volege Mathematics
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Uncertainty on Sugar Quotas In Washington
Unclear prospects on sugar quotas under the Adams O Mahoney act may rise with a Roosevelt decision in coming weeks, amid efforts to curb hoarding and rumors of a shortage. Administration circles note proposed transfers of Philippine quota to domestic use while facing offshore limits and war time defense priorities impacting Philippine and Hawaii shipments.
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Congress weighs sugar act extension amid farm fears
Lawmakers worry that the sugar act extension may be delayed by the Rules Committee as Congress nears adjournment. Representative Cummings cites possible revert payments ending if the act lapses, while beet acreage and production plans loom large for farmers and the sugar division, with no expected shortage this year.
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Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculturale Astels
Fyucht Flowers and the 1894 River Plague Story
In 1894 the government fought flowers as water hyacinths from Brazil overwhelmed rivers and streams. The invasive plants clogged waterways, prompting official action to control the spread and protect transport and ecology.
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