Misplaced Effort in Woodpecker Analogy for Human Study
The speaker argues that both woodpeckers and people waste energy by drilling in the wrong place. A woodpecker drums on an iron ridgeboard for hours while nearby ix inches away would yield worms. the same misdirected effort applies to people.
Poland China Breeders Form State Group At Peoria
The Illinois Poland China Breeders Association was formed in Peoria on April 27 with a goal of $10,000 yearly for three years. Charter members pledged substantial annual gifts, and officers and directors were elected. The group plans statewide campaigns, breeder cooperation at fairs, and legislative action to promote Poland-China hog raising.
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Peoria Star
Illinois
Poland-China Breeders’ Association
Association of Commerce Assembly Room
W. M. McFadden
Chicago
J. R. Meharry
Tolono
E. ©. Caverly
Toulon
Bert Potter
Edelstein
C. A. Marker
Auburn
H. J. Blackburn
Henry
Stewart Watson
la Fox
W. E. Robinson
Morton
Robert Monier
Princeton
H. F. Adams
Castleton
C. E. Garner
Carmi
S. M. Sommers
Hoopsdale
J. M. Kemp
Kenny
P. W. Young
Why Railroads Are on the Rocks Indictment of federal control period
President Gorman flags the national agreements and reclassification rules as driving cost increases for railroads after federal control. The Rock Island notes payroll spikes, back pay, and new eight hour days that boost payrolls and require more workers, with critics urging rate cuts and better valuations.
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Rock Island
Estherville
47Th St
Chicago
Illinois Division
Trenton
Boston News Bureau
Washington
Fairbury Blade
Read tag on your name in The Republican for arrears notice
The notice asks readers to check the tag attached to their name in The Republican and prompts repayment if in arrears, suggesting readers should be glad to send a remittance.
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Republican
Profiteers Hold Back Readjustment Says Crissinger
Washington April 29 Comptroller Crissinger says profit margins of manufacturers jobbers wholesalers and retailers keep prices too high delaying wage readjustment and hurting consumers. He urges across the board price cuts restoring balance between production costs and consumer costs to revive business and spur spending.
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Washington
Crissinger
Middlemans
Comptroller
Window display shows price drops in Wyoming store
A Wyoming grocery window exhibit contrasts prices from a year ago. Potatoes and sugar cost 44 dollars then, with potatoes 9 and sugar 35. Today 44 buys two bushels potatoes 100 pounds sugar 100 pounds navy beans flour corn meal coffee apples 24 cans each beans salmon baked beans corn flakes oatmeal soap and more totaling much less than 150 dollars a year ago. Three shade trees were removed to widen a driveway as cement paving and sidewalk work is planned at the oil station building.
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Third Street
Main Street
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