Helena assay office closure sparks mining policy clash
A Montana opinion argues that the Helena assay office should be funded and kept open beyond June 13 as proposed in a national budget. It warns that closing the office harms small gold producers who would face higher costs shipping ore to Denver and delays in returns. It labels the national policy as misguided amid rising mining activity and strong demand.
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Helena
Congress
Montana
Denver
Roosevelt
Build Up, Not Tear Down High Incomes Say Senator
A senator in Washington argued that society should raise living standards for all rather than slash million dollar salaries. He warned against denying big incomes and urged policies to assure everyone a good income, suggesting overpaid executives would disappear as money becomes more evenly shared. An odd aside mentions a Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice whose wife purchased a clock as a Morgan offering.
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Pennsyvania Supreme Court
Mrs Roosevelt Meets Texas Governor In Reserved Social Tone
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt roamed Texas on route to Arizona and exchanged civil, reserved greetings with Mrs Marian Ferguson the Texas Governor. Reports say there was no exuberance nor joint photo, only brief handshakes and polite chat as courtesies were observed amid local political tensions.
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Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Marian Ferguson
Texas
Arizona
Fergusons
Jim
Lone Star
Govenor
Mrs Roosevelt’s Texas trip seen as politically prudent
The piece notes Mrs Roosevelt avoided political action during her Texas visit, deflecting criticism from Ferguson supporters and opponents alike. It praises her shrewd handling, suggesting a potential teapot tempest that could have harmed the President’s Texas popularity, yet she remained neutral and prudent.
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Roosevelt
Texas
Farmers More Numerous Since 1930 Reach Farm Population Peak
An old newspaper summary notes that by end of 1932 more than 2,000,000 people left cities for farms, boosting farm population to 32,242,000 the highest ever. It discusses motives beyond profit, the mortgage crisis among farmers, and hopes prosperity will return as prices rise. It touches on figures like Davis and Hoover dam references, and mentions a range of varied items from musicians to a rampant coins story.
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Drosdeueting Company
Damrosch Tusts
Stoners
Ealing
Alon
Nova
NBC
Cazctie
Editorial: A Child's Garden of Verses Enchants Adults
Readers are urged to savor Robert Louis Stevenson’s A Child's Garden of Verses slowly rather than hurriedly. The piece praises the book's beauty and philosophy, urging adults to revisit memories, cherish each poem, and find happiness in the garden of verse through a child’s perspective.
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Robert Louis Stevetson
Land of Nod
Verace
Tha Chancen
Editors Weigh Brookhart Russians Trade Role for Farm Exports
A Sioux City Tribune excerpt surveys former U S Senator W Brookhart as a summer adviser to the agricultural administration. It argues his foreign markets push could unlock Russia, Latvia, Finland, Poland, and the Balkans, aiding American farm products. It contrasts tariff policy with new open-market ideas and notes Duranty’s Russia insights.
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U. S
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Ranata
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Finland
Poland
Balkans
Brookhart
Jie
Russia
America
Walter Duranty
Roosevelt
Duranty
Sioux City
Minneanta Shipping Board Faces Maritime Reform Debate
Fragmented OCR text reports that Minnesota officials discuss establishment of new maritime authority, governance over oceania matters, and equitable government alignment. It mentions Cheshire Innes and William Ibttrhes Mie directing departments, plus a slate of directors and treasurer candidates.
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Thier
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Awiliane
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Reere
Foer
Dence Claud
John Linealn
Anton Talinaot
Drug Plants Gain Interest For Farm Crops In U S
Washington June 6 Farmers face low prices for staples like wheat corn and cotton. Yet drug plants thrive in parts of the United States with strong demand from drug manufacturers. Cultivation offers income, but requires botany knowledge, proper processing, and steady markets. The article details plant varieties, growing regions, and the market dynamics driving this sideline cultivation.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Warba Farmera
United States
Savage
Het
Brower
Wid Bourcen
Editor Named to U S Post by President Rosevelt
Eugene Lorton, cited as Talaa editor and publisher, is named by the president a member of the International Joint Commission of the United States and Canada. The item questions policy shifts and hints at ongoing debates about work weeks and legal status, reflecting a chaotic early 20th century press tone.
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Eugene Lorton
Talaa
Rosevelt
International Joint Commission
United States
Canada
Unaton Pressic Club Reunion Notables Highlight Mary Taylor
In Rock Springs Wyoming on June 10 the annual Old Timers club reunion drew special attention to Mary Taylor, the sole woman member of the organization which has Gil men on Karolla. Taylor has been with the company for 37 years.
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Kure
Reaux Rock Springs
Wya
Mary Taylor
Unaton Pressic
Cnal Company
Sha Ia
Yaara
Market signs of recovery amid cautious optimism
The report notes rising dividends and broader industrial activity with steel at 76 percent capacity, signaling tentative recovery. It highlights government credit actions, tariff debates, and stock gains tempered by concerns over high markets and global tensions, including Peru and Colombia border friction.
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Stendfix
Farmie
Mike
Alan
Caunhlors
Lambs
Wall Street
Tepitininte
Col
Fupar
Rustling Once More Threatens Colorado Cattle Growers
Buona Vista Colorado January 10. Reports say a revival of the 1867 era rustling problem haunts the Colorado Cattle Growers and Feeders Association. In their June 16 annual convention, officials warn rustling remains a major threat to the industry. Delegates discuss organized theft, with concerns about enforcement and economic impact on ranchers across Colorado.
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Buona Viati
Colo
Jane
Kame
Leir
Colada Cattle Growers and Feedork Association
Agaly
Inau
Ing Mo Eal
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