Farm Allotment Plan Could Stabilize Prices Across Crops
A proposed farm allotment plan would pay farmers the difference between market and parity prices via government certificates. The scheme limits production, funds from processing fees, and aims to restore fair exchange prices for wheat cotton and other commodities, with cash redemption of certificates in installments.
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England
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Return of Silver Restores U S Economy Says Speaker
The argument for remonetizing silver at 16 to 1 is urged as a cure for economic ills. The speaker warns against inflation plans and claims bimetallism would raise prices, prevent foreclosures, boost real estate value, and balance the budget without higher taxes.
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Congress
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Mellon
Mills
France
Red Cross
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Katy Dining Car Croquettes and Desserts Summary
The article lists a set of fried treats and a cranberry salad recipe. Items include banana croquettes, fried apple rings with red sugar topping, and Katy Dining Car croquettes made from white corn meal and sweet milk baked to a golden brown. It also provides cranberry salad ingredients with gelatin and cranberries.
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Cranberry Mold with Apples and Nuts
Recipe notes cranberries cooked with water until soft then sugar added. Gelatine soaked in cold water is stirred in until dissolved followed by other ingredients. Molds set, served on lettuce with mayonnaise and nuts.
Tax plan prompts calls for lower taxes and hearing extension
Senators and truck groups debated a proposed measure adding a cent and a half to gasoline tax for commercial trucks. Critics urged downward tax changes while supporters argued the revenue would offset losses from license-fee reductions. Hearing extended to Monday as about 150 operators and rail interests attended.
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Brooks Norphleet
Murphy
Brooks Hays
Hays
Charles T. Coleman
W. W. Tompkins
Futrell
Coleman
Burglary Suspect Caught After Five Week Hunt
Johnny Underwood, 24, sought for burglary and grand larceny, was found hiding near Columbus after a five week search. Deputy C E Baker and Constable Bob Carrigan captured him. he was turned over to Washington authorities and jailed. Loot from the R L Levins mercantile robbery was recovered. another suspect remains sought.
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Johnny Underwood
C. E. Baker
Bob Carrigan
Underwood
Columbus
Washington
R. L. Levins
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