Subcommittee Advances Cotton Co op Charter in Delaware
The subcommittee on organization of the 30 million dollar national cotton cooperative has finished its work and the charter and by laws prepared by the subcommittee have been approved by the Federal Farm Board. S. L. Morley of Oklahoma City will convene a general committee meeting in Washington on January 9 to review final action and, if approved, file the charter in Delaware.
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Washington
National Cotton Cooperative
Federal Farm Board
S. L. Morley
Oklahoma City
Okla
Delaware
Whalen Seeks Clues In Chicago Corporate Setup
Officials outlined plans for a new national cotton cooperative to be formed from Southern state associations. An organization committee in Washington will choose a name and headquarters by January 9 with four candidate cities Dallas New Orleans Memphis and Atlanta to present claims. Members include leaders from Texas Louisiana Alabama North Carolina and more, with operations hoped to begin by not earlier than January 15 and one million bales of cotton on the immediate marketing size.
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Cotton Cooperatives of the South
Memphis
Enn
Mately
Organization Committee
Washington
General Committee
Morley
Dallas
New Orleans
Atlanta
General Organization Committee
Cotton
Federal Farm Board
New National Cooperative
Frank Burford
Oklahoma City
Farm Board
Harry Williams
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Tex
Williamson
Louisiana
Farm Bureau Cotton Growers Cooperative Assocation
Allen Northington
Alabama
Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Montgomery
Ala
A. B. Blalock
North Carolina
Cotton Growers Coop. Association
Raleigh, N. C
Bailey
Simmons
Cuba's push to build factories amid tariff fears
President Gerardo Machado backs Cuba's drive to diversify beyond sugar and tobacco. New paint and textile plants, shoe shops, and tile works have opened, with more to come as Cuba aims to cut imports and boost employment. The industrial awakening follows tariff worries in the United States.
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Havana
United States
Agricultural Department
Cuba
United States Congress
Insular Republic
Latin Americas
Gerardo Machado
Boyeros
Divorce Suit Reveals Old Country Customs
Anna Drahose sues John Drahose of Prague for divorce alleging he sent her to the United States to obtain work and send money for his idleness. She complied for a time before stopping the practice and filing the suit.
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Miami
Fla
Anna Drahose
John Drahose
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
United States
Easy Picking Nuts Soaked Before Cracking Opens Easier
Soak nuts for an hour in hot water before cracking to make shells loosen and the meats come out whole with less trouble. This tip promises cleaner splits and faster prep for recipes using chopped or whole nuts.
New Oregon Governor Is Albin W Norbald At 48
Albin W Norbald a 48 year old attorney from Astoria Oregon becomes Oregon governor after the death of Governor Patterson. Norbald previously led the state Senate and assumes the governorship automatically according to succession rules.
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Albin W. Norbald
Astoria, Ore
Oregon
Norbald
State Senate
Patterson
Bailey Advised To Move Quietly In Senate Campaign
In LaLeigh on January 3, observers debate Josiah William Bailey’s intended strategy against Senator Furnifold McLendel Simmons. Some urge a restrained, organization-driven approach with fewer personal barbs, while others expect Bailey to press a sharp, witty campaign that may alienate voters and limit his success.
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Laleigh
Josiah William Bailey
Furnifold McLendel Simmons
Bailey
Simmons
A. W. McLean
McLean
Campaign rhetoric shifts to punishment for Senator Simmons
The text suggests a shift toward intensified political activity with more speeches and investive actions, aiming to punish Senator Simmons. It notes a potential surge in votes if this punitive campaign gains momentum and dominance.
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Senator Simmons
pocketbook returned but $65 missing from Lingle visit
Dr. Walter L. Lingle, president of Davidson College, recovered his pocketbook in Chicago but the $65 contained inside was not found. The rest of the items remained, and the thief fled after the theft.
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Lingle
Davidson
Jan
Walter L. Lingle
Davidson College
Chicago
Pocketbook Recovered and Returned to Dr. Lingle
A pocketbook left in a Chicago mailbox was found by the Chicago postmaster who learned the owner, Dr. Lingle, had resided in Richmond Virginia. It was forwarded to Richmond officials then to the Davidson postmaster who returned it to Dr. Lingle.
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Chicago
Dr. Lingle
Richmond
Davidson
Wooden spoon beats iron for mixing in kitchen use
The wooden spoon is preferred over the iron option for mixing as metal spoons can scratch tin or nick porcelain bowls and damage surfaces.
Bread brushing technique for butter topping
Use a soft varnishing brush to apply melted butter to the tops of bread rolls and pastries. The brush helps distribute butter evenly for a shiny, golden finish.
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Cotton Colos
Whalen
Grover Whalen
New York
Frankie Yale
Frank Marlow
Herman Bundesen
Pen ‘Ine Berrer
Alaska
Chalmer
Pkg
Land O'Lakes
Assortey Na Vors
Phas
D. P. Coffee
Republic
Arthur Powell
Pantages
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Los Angeles
Frank Schultz
Merita
American Bakeries Company
Bayer
Lea
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