Thrift Urged by Hoover To Curb Waste And Crime
The piece outlines Herbert Hoover urging American families to curb extravagance and waste to combat economic strain. He warns of a world upset and calls for thrift, saving, and responsible spending, noting that one third of people contribute to waste through luxury goods and restaurant spending.
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New York
Agence
Origan
Herbert Hoover
Fat Hore
Gesmien
Ir. Hoover
Jmo
Waete
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Tia
New York City
Amerie
White farmers argue against Asian labor competition in California
An unsigned editorial denounces Asian labor in agriculture, claiming whites abandon fields rather than compete with Orientals. It cites Oregon and Washington fruit regions to argue white farmers built production and should be preserved by limiting Asiatic labor, urging support for farmers to stay on the land.
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California
Rockies
Hood River
Oreton
Puyallup
Tacoma
Farmers Comp Act Interest Grows in Oregon
A state industrial accident commission report to Governor Olcott shows rising farmer participation in the workmen's compensation act, with a 200,000 dollar recovery from delinquent funds and 16,000 dollars in interest. administration improvements include faster benefit starts and rehabilitation stations in Salem and Portland. Approximately 2000 claims arrive monthly, and current undisposed claims average about 1100 daily, cutting back backlog to about two weeks.
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Salem
State Industrial Accident Commission
Olcott
Rehabilitation Department of
Commission
Portland
Good results from hay plus silage in cattle feeding study
Remarkable results at Union branch experiment station yards show feeding cattle with hay and silage. Alfalfa hay alone yielded an average gain of 88 pounds per day from 37.7 pounds of hay, while the text notes gains on mixed rations for steers.
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Union
Malheur Women Learn Profitable Dress Form Work
Twenty-two Malheur county farm bureau women learned to make dress forms under an O A C Extension specialist. The project yielded a daily gain of 1.93 pounds per day and added 23.15 pounds alfalfa and 25.5 pounds of other crops per farm, with average costs $1.15 and value $12.60, totaling a $167.20 per farm gain. Indirect benefits were reported for the community through silage representation.
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O. A. C. Extension Service
Farm Bureau
Malheur County
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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N. C
Malheur
Marion County
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