Gensing Bills Draw Farm and Packer Debate Across States
Stock feeders and farmers contest proposed bills seen as government control of meal and price. Critics warn removal of packers could disrupt meat supply while supporters cite lowering living costs. Chamber of Commerce voices support noting Swift & Co. aids diversity and distribution.
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Inter
Washington
Renate
Tarkio
J. P. Lynch
Getter Fooder
Butch Ge
Asyet Wee
Honsing
Dawlness
Aihy Congotry
Phish
Gove
Thenseedem
Kenyon
Kendrick
Chamber of Comperte of Moultrie
C.T. Caldwell
Swift & Co
Packers and Refrigerator Cars Debate
The article discusses whether refrigerator cars should be owned by railroads or packers. It covers packers claims of unfair advantage, railroad ownership concerns, and an Interstate Commerce Commission report finding no unfair practices. It notes both sides warn of impact on meat distribution and public interests.
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Wralington— Bay
Interstate Comheres Commission
Cith
Tollrond
Pro
Com
Ambiguous economic policy fragment hints at fairness in packing
The text discusses an economic indecision and fairness in packing, arguing that changes require definite proof to avoid contradicting the Intertwine Center Commission's stance. It notes the public would bear costs for general packing while questioning motives and outcomes.
Montasa Trade Commission Challenges Buy Now Propaganda
The Montasa Trade Commission released a detailed statement disputing a widely circulated buy now propaganda. It claims price hikes vary by category with groceries up two percent and clothing, bedding, and children's apparel seeing higher increases. It urges the public to ignore the propaganda and invest in War Savings Stamps now.
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Heluma Mont
Montasa
Grom
Hoover Says Relief Work Must Continue In Europe
Private charitable and relief groups must feed and aid Easter Europe’s poor, a policy Hoover urged in Paris before boarding a flight to the United States. He cited 4 million children needing clothing and food, with half a million more to be fed under the American relief program. He warned that without steady aid, malnutrition and starvation would undermine stability in the region.
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New York
Europe
American Reviet Administration
Herber Moorer
Parla
Hile Pee
Hiepateh
Imes
Lienven
Conrafites
Hoover
Lee Colling Willer
McLain and Barnard Dissolve Partnership in Oregon
The firm McLain and Barnard dissolves by mutual consent. Frank McLain will pay debts and run the business, with Frank C. McLain taking responsibility for future contracts. Dated October 10 1919 in Independence Oregon.
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McLain & Barnard
Frank McLain
Frank C. McLain
Independence
Oregon
F. CG. McLain R
Barnard
Farm Bureau Planned by Polk County Officials
Polk County Agricultural Council moves to reestablish county event work by forming a Farm Bureau with five organizers led by P. O. Powell and William Riddell. Uncle Sam Hamton to speak at Bridgeport Dalles Smithfield Monmouth October 27-29 to educate farmers on the new bureau and county agent prospects.
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Polk County Agricultural Council
Court House
P.O. Powell
Monmouth
William Riddell
J. F. Uleieh
Afelie
A. E. Tetherow
W. J. Garner
C. L. Hawley
Uncle Sam Hamton
Farm Bureau
Montana
Parm
Sam
Bridgeport
Dalles
Smithfield
All Men But Two Perish In Bearing Sea Epidemic Report
Influenza ravaged Alaska natives in the Bearing Sea district with high mortality among adults. At Choggiung village 80 of 82 adults died. two survivors fled with the children as cannery crews organized relief and burials. The Nushagak cannery reports poor salmon runs and overall low pack.
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Bearing Sea District
F. A. Daly
Portland Alaska Packers Association
Nushagak River
Bering Sea District
Daly
Choggiung
Nushagak Cannery
Nushagak
Joe Barlow and the humble hasty pudding poem
The American consul at Algiers, Joe Barlow, preferred simple country living and praising ordinary items like music and milk. He faced ridicule for simple verse and prose but defended everyday comforts, including a prose piece on hasty pudding titled Hasty Pudding. He argued there are various ways to prepare the dish.
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Joe Barlow
Algiers
Joel
Ode to the cow and the humble life in verse
The piece reflects on a poet diplomat praising the cow as a source of health and joy. It argues we should value homely elements and consider more poets like Barlow who celebrate simple life. The text ends with an ad for the New Edison White Mazda Lamp at the Power Company's office.
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Barlow
Power Company
German envoy Brockdorff-Rantzau to sign peace terms
The German representative Count Brockdorff-Rantzau must submit to the Allies by signing the terms of peace, admitting unconditional defeat for Germany and accepting humiliating conditions.
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Count Brockdorff-Rantsan
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