Wool growers push for national market plan in talk by Wilber
Geo Wilber of Marysville Ohio told a Wool Committee conference that progress toward large scale cooperative marketing is underway. He urged federal action to regulate seed and stock issues and predicted a shift toward agriculture experienced leadership in the next administration. His remarks traced Ohio’s plan expanding from 15 to 20 000 members and growing marketing reach to six to seven million pounds of wool.
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Wilber
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RESIDENT ELECT OFF FOR HIS VACATION
A Harding campaign report notes President-elect Harding will travel by car from San Antonio to Port Isabel via St. Louis and Brownsville. He plans few speeches despite requests, though Texas support may prompt several talks along the route to his vacation spot.
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Growers urged warehouse system and credit moves
A speech urged organized agricultural interests to form a nationwide chain of large grower owned warehouses under the federal Warehouse Act to secure fair world market values for wool and aid financing. The speaker called for feder al credit to foreign countries, a Truth in Fabric bill to curb shoddy goods, and a protective tariff as key legislative aims.
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Present Day Tires Show Big Gains in Mileage and Cost
A laboratory tour of a major tire maker reveals why mileage has climbed. Four years ago a tire around 8500 miles was good. now 10 000 to 15 000 miles is common and freak mileage runs higher. Current cost per mile is under half of ten years ago. Speed and durability have also improved with tougher, more resilient tires and pneumatic designs.
President Wilson Offers Mayflower For Harding Panama Trip
President Wilson proposed placing a battleship at Harding's disposal for his visit to the Panama Canal zone and offered the presidential yacht Mayflower to convey him and party to Hampton Roads. Secretary Daniels relayed the offer. Baker said Army courtesies would extend during the border and Canal Zone visit.
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Flag Order for Half Mast Display on November 14 1920
The Secretary of War directs that on Sunday November 14 1920 the flag of the United States be displayed at half mast at all military posts naval stations vessels and buildings to honor heroic American soldiers sailors marines and others who gave their lives in the World War across the nation during memorial services.
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Two Hundred Sinn Fein Members Captured Near Cork
London Nov 6 Two hundred Sinn Fein members were captured near Macroon twenty six miles west of Cork in a night clash between police soldiers and Sinn Fein men according to a Central News Dispatch from Dublin today.
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Market Prices and Stock Report From Philadelphia Ledger
The page lists diverse farm goods and prices including apples, beans, cabbages, celery, citrus, grapes, lemons, onions, oranges, potatoes, quinces, sweet potatoes, squash, and live stock details. Hogs, sheep, calves, dairy, and poultry prices are given with receipts and market notes. A note on a French claim about egg anatomy ends with a line from the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Winter Traffic On The Highways Continues
Public and industry receive updates on main hard surfaced roads in Pennsylvania. Lincoln Highway and William Penn routes from Philadelphia to Ohio line are divided into sections with daily reports mailed to weather bureaus and the State Highway Department. Night changes trigger morning telegraphic notices. State crews deploy 80 heavy trucks 60 snow plows and 50 road machines with extensive manpower.
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Latrobe Irwin and Pittsburgh Radio Election Returns
Radio news spread election results from Latrobe and Irwin to large crowds in Pittsburgh and beyond. In Edgewood Club, a horn broadcast the speaker’s voice across the ballroom while phonographic banjo duets accompanied the results. The system let home listeners and clubs follow returns simultaneously.
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Preparations for Game Feeding Co op with Farmers
Continue from page one. Feed is buried by snow. Tam urges Beate farmers to cooperate with sportsmen to set aside fodder and shelter material. Evergreens or any sturdy material can form shelters. While sportsmen enjoy days of pleasure, arrange for this work and seek support from department officers and landowners.
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