Des Moines City Market Pushes Cooperative Trade Plan
A long piece argues for direct producer to consumer buying to cut middleman costs and curb high prices. It cites Secretary Wilson and the Grange tied United Stores concept, praising British cooperative models and noting Des Moines experiments with city markets as a testing ground for distributive cooperation. The discussion highlights price gaps between farmers and urban shoppers and urges organized associations to unite producers and consumers for fair pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Edgerton
Tee & O
Ganges
New York
Uuited Stores Association
Roland Onnfroy
The
United States Association
United States
New York City
James Wilson
Wiys
Dairyimen
South Atantic
Department of Axtriculture
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Ays
Des Moines
Gruntvig and the Danish high school movement analysis
Danish high schools, started around 1850, shifted rural youth toward literature and science rather than farming. By 1910 Denmark had 90 high schools with 135000 annual government subsidies, many converting to agricultural and technical tracks including fishing. Cooperative farming growth followed market shifts after 1870, funding through banks, with 150000 creamery and 104500 bacon plant members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Count von Moltke
Menor
Rundlvig
Segeicke
Fjord
Mark
Former Hickory Mini Success Pastor Finishes Year
Dr J H Weaver pastor of central Methodist church completes first year with 125 members added 50 professing faith 7 by letter about 1000 pastoral visits and near full church attendances finances in fine condition and all obligations met He is beloved by Monroe residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Weaver
Central” Methodist ‘Church
Weaver
Monroe
King's Imo Tonic Bitters Credited By Wade Run Down
Mr Wade of Hasty North Carolina a well known planter says he was run down nearly to giving up then drank two bottles of King's Imo Tonic Bitters and recovered. He tried other tonics before but found none compare with this product which is sold and guaranteed by medicine dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coummmern
al Pessetimar
Des Moines
Pricen
Chicago
Duvuyee i Aly
Der
Benen
Elif
Terrae Cael
Eas Cigar Ony Siemens
Abe Tock Ua Terextgusens
Real Ingeei
Enberune Cree
Tae
Econ Marist
Bane Topleey
Testaniy Gre
Aes Reese Studia
Be—Tree
Hsiang
Ourrem
Rana Cry
Cooreration
Asseeg Farmere
Cettine
Midsiemsn
Charles 8 Barret
Farmer Ententonal and Coopertive Union
Port Ie
Creme Trice
Hasty, N. C
J. D.’Wade
Eddleman
Robinson
Gaston County
Recorder
Hickory
Hickory League Social Draws Big Turnout at Epworth gathering
The Epworth League of First Methodist church hosted a lively social on Thursday night with invitations asking attendees to contribute a penny for each letter in their name. The church was festooned with evergreens and colored leaves as songs solos and recitations filled the program refreshments followed served by League members led by president A. M. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
Lenoir College
Auditorum
Epworth League
A. M. West
Tyndale’s Bible Battle and the King James Spark
Mr and Mrs J Stine return from the Charlotte fair where their Mr Stine observed the Smith Campbell cotton picker at work and called it a mess. The piece recalls William Tyndale urging scripture in English and his execution, noting the eventual English Bible translation under King James and the spread of the Bible worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam Tyndale
Tyndale
England
Worms
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Recalls Cure by Customer
Bantam resident H D Ely of Ohio refused medical cutting for a four year ulcer and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, reporting his foot was soon cured. The ad touts its healing power for burns, boils, sores, bruises, eczema, pimples and piles, priced at 25 cents at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.D. Ely
Bantam
Ohio
C. M
Huford’s
Moser & Lutz and
Grimes ‘Drug Co
Resolution of Synod Honors Hospitality and Support
Potomac Synod during its ninth annual session in Hickey North Carolina expresses deepest thanks to Corinth Reformed church and other denominations for open homes and kindness. It notes Miss Margaret Best as post mistress and approves funds of 25 dollars to church treasurer. It requests the pastor read the resolutions and seek publication locally. It salutes the invitation to visit Catawba College and celebrate Prof. Buchheit’s inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Synod
Hickey
N. C
Corinth
Margaret Best
Catawba College
F. Buchheit
Death of Reverend W. O. Rudisell Ends Promising Ministry
The Rev. W. O. Rudisell of the Western North Carolina conference died at his father’s home near Lincolnton Sunday night. A young minister of promise, his last pastorate was in Shelby. Funeral services were led by Dr. J. H. Weaver and Rev. J. F. Armstrong. He leaves a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Rudisell
Western North Carolina
Lincolnton
Methodist Church
Shelby
J. H. Weaver
J. F. Armstrong
Starts Much Trouble and Dr. King's New Life Pills
A promotional note touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a safe cure for biliousness headache dyspepsia chills and debility. It claims neglect of constipation leads to severe illness and urges purchase at local druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ing
C. M. Shuford’s
Moser & Latz and
Grimes Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great Britain
Ech
Co-Operative Society
Robert Owen
British Isles
Secretary of Agriculture
Hans Muller
Europe
America
New York Evening Mail
Gruntvig
Chamberlain
Hickory Mini
Mr. Wade
Hickory League
Cleveland
Fr. Robinson
Hick -Brookford Road
John W. Robinson
Eddlemen
Robson
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