Fremont County Farm Bureau News For Week
Fremont County Agricultural bulletin covers a southwest district agents’ conference held at Red Oak on May 20. Officials outlined Farm Bureau work, new producer committees, and wool grower organization plans, with emphasis on cooperative marketing, carload shipments, and local wool shipments to Chicago through the National Wool & Storage Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Red Oak
Fremont
Page
Pottawattamie
Montgomery
Mills
Union
Taylor
Ringgold
Cass
Adair
Adams
J. W. Coverdale
Farm Bureau Federation
Murl McDonald
J. EB. Wooters
P. C. Taff
Farm Bureau
Coverdale
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Nebraska
National Swine Association
National ‘Cattlemen’s, Association
National
Sheep - Men’s Association
Union Stock Yard
Iowa Wool Growers Association
Farragut
Montgomery County
Chicago
National Wool & Storage Co
Insult to Soldiers Sparks Debate in Commoner Text
A passage in the Commoner quotes Wi. J. Bryan criticizing some editors who insult returning soldiers. The dialogue centers on opposition to enforcing a prohibition amendment and political rhetoric surrounding military service and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi. J. Bryan
Commoner
Net
Soldiers and Prohibition Reform Veterans Question Return
The piece recalls that in November 1916 soldiers helped elect Congress which passed prohibition and aided ratification of the amendment. It questions whether returning soldiers will oppose brewers and liquor interests and end a campaign of slander, arguing the end of the liquor age will advance progress.
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U. S
Congress
Letter From Mrs Smith Highlights Local WCTU Ties
Ida B Wise Smith describes personal gratitude to Mrs Aten for prompting her to join the Hamburg WCTU. She reflects on the joy of service, remembers planting a flower at a grave on God’s Acre hill, and considers increasing her Jubilee Fund gift as a thank offering for Mrs Aten’s influence and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Inglown
Mra. Aten
Ida B Wise Smith Sends Memorial Gift via Hamburg W C U
A note expresses desire to donate through the Hamburg W C U and asks recipients to apply the enclosed check to a nearly raised quota. Ida B Wise Smith signs with kind regards and memorial remembrance to all recipients.
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Hamburg W. C
T. U
Ida B
Wise Smith
Shenandoah Celebration Honors Hamburg Floats in Parade
The Shenandoah celebration attracted many as the Shenandoah Sentinel-Post praised the Goddess of Liberty float from Hamburg and the Dove of Peace by Morton township. Marguerite Duncan, a Hamburg teacher, portrayed the Goddess, while Madison and Washington townships funded Hamburg’s entry. The Goddess of Liberty float was later sold to Tabor for Glenwood’s parade, said to be the best there. Hamburg plans and decorations were by the Military Girls. The event drew praise for local hospitality and civic spirit as Shenandoah hosted soldiers and sailors, with stores closed and services open at fair prices.
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Shenandoah Sentinel-Post
Hamburg
Morton Township
Marguerite Duncan
Madison
Washington
Tabor
Glenwond
Shenandoah
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MR Farmer
Letiomai
JRE
Farm Bureau and
Farm Bureaus
Boston
Association
National Wool &Storage Co
C. J. Fawcett
Malcom
Stoner Drug Company
Lowe Brothers
Mrs. Smith
Spaul- Spaulding Sporting Goods
Ingersoll Watches
Goodrich
Akron
Pompeii
Vesuvis
Goodrich Silvertown
Cord
Silvertown
Goodrich Tires
Silvertown Cord Tires
Hatch’s Harness Store
Towa
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