26 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
1
A discussion of farm aid and price relief outlines sympathetic, non radical proposals. The Indian referring to a broader economic reform, including treasury actions and railroad concerns, shows farmers seeking relief while aligning with prevailing political cautiousness. The tone emphasizes practicality and unity among farmers and government leaders.
The piece portrays farmers backing the Farm Bloc despite President Harting, trusting in committee work and a program they fear will unsettle industrial sectors. It contends relief may come only through broader reform and notes the farmer will largely have to self solve as recovery and adjustment proceed, with no simple cure-all offered.
Davis to assume enforcement of Pennsylvania prohibition laws after talks with Senator Pepper and Secretary Mellon. Appointment delayed by other officials, with Davis returning home to receive his commission and prepare to take charge within a week. He is a Pennsylvania Legislator and may resign from the House of Representatives. opposition cites precedent of prior directors resigning from their seats.
A fragmentary OCR style text hints at a Japanese woman judging her husband's approach by the sound of his clogs on the sidewalk. The garbled lines suggest a personal observation or domestic vignette about perception through footsteps and everyday footwear.
The article notes a Civil War veteran, now paralyzed, who lived in Indiana and was affiliated with the Methodist church and Odd Fellows. He leaves a son Sheriff John R. Richards and a brother Thomas Richards. Funeral will be Friday at 3:30 PM at the son's home, with interment in Greenwood Mausoleum.
A series of Farmers Institutes will be held at Lewisville February 15 Sheloco February 14 Smicksburg February 5 and 16 and Trade City February 7 and 17. Local chairmen are W. I. Barkley Danks Stuchell C. I. Allen and C. M. Miller. Speakers and session titles to be announced in a future edition.
Officials in a mining district press for a new government investigation into coal conditions. They describe widespread unemployment, depleted family living standards, and reliance on meager relief as wages fall and prices rise. They condemn current managers for ignoring relief, call for action beyond wage cuts, and note the lack of effective measures since the recent unemployment conference.
White Township discusses road improvements and funding at a public meeting series. Leaders urge voter participation to decide timing and cost while linking transportation to living costs and growth. A government agricultural policy talk accompanies calls for farmer support and broader wartime economic measures.
A discussion urges farmers to organize and use better methods with emphasis on cooperative marketing and self help. The president backs water resource development, the St Lawrence waterway plan, and long term farm loan credits to boost farming. A rumor notes old political offices still active in local sports and politics.
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