American Women and Farm Bureau Work Highlighted
A group of four committee women from the American Farm Bureau Federation is renewed in roles, led by Mrs. W G Jamison of Colorado and including Mrs. Izetta Brown of West Virginia. The article details their backgrounds, aims to expand local farm bureau activity, and calls for a national women’s department at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
W. G. Jamison
la Veta
Colo
Far West
Izetta Brown
Kingwood
West Virginia
Mrs. Brown
Charles C. Schuttler
Farmington, Mo
Farm Women of
Middle West
Schuttler
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Cortland County
New York
Brigden
Farm and Home Bureau
John C. Ketcham
Michigan Grange
Ketcham
Michigan
Congress
Michigan State Farm Bureau
The
National Grange
Michigan Federation of Woman's Clubs
National Legislative Committee
American Home Economics Committee
National Country Life Association
Michigan Agricultural College
Hastings High School
A. E. Brigden
Rochester
Home Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
New York State
Atlanta
Home
American Farm, Bureau Federation
HH. C. McKenzie
John F. Burton
Utah
Ralph Snyder
Kansas
B. F. Richardson
Mississippi
Gray Silver
James W. Morton
Georgia
John G. Brown
Indiana
H. E. Taylor
New Jersey
James R. Howard
Howard Leonard
Illinois
O BE
Bradfute
J. W. Coverdaie
Charles S. Brown
Arizona
J. T. Orr
Texas
Charles E. Gunnels
W. H. Walker
California
Agricultural bloc described as open and influential debate
The article notes Judson C. Welliver calling the Agricultural bloc interesting and ingenious for forming a visible, open coalition of farm states legislators. It credits Gray Silver with prompting early actions, lists Senators involved, and describes meetings and legislative steps like restoring the War Finance Corporation and linking meat packing to farmers. It emphasizes a nonsectarian, protest-driven pursuit of farmer gains and warns against narrow, obstructive policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson C. Welliver
Review of Reviews
Mr. Welliver
Agricultural Bloc
Pitt
Washington
Ite
United States
Gray Silver
American Farm Bureau Federation
Silver
Welliver
Kenyon
Iowa
Capper
Kansas
Gooding
Idaho
McNary
Oregon
LaFollette
Wis
Ladd
N. D
Norris Nebr
Kendrik
Wyo
Fletcher
Fla
Sheppard
Texas
Heflin
Ala
Restored Finance Corporation
War Finance Corporation
Orphans Court Sale of Clark Estates in Mdhu County
An orphan court sale is ordered for the estates of Lavina Clark and An Drew T. Clark, deceased. The public auction proceeds under an order of the Orphans Court of Mdhuana county. Public sale details outline the in doubt assets and bidding process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Clark
Drew T. Clark
Deveaued
Deseret real estate sale in Burrell and West Wheathfield township
On Friday November 3, 1922 a desertben real estate sale is set in Burrell and West Wheathfield townships. The undivided two thirds interest of Lavina Clark and one third of Andrew Clark across all tract lands are described with boundaries and measurements. The sale details include terms, post at a specified location, and conditions of conveyance under the will and intestate laws. Conducted by W. C. Chapiman under the court order, with a reserve and balance due on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell
West Wheathield
Mirst
Lavina
Barveti
Houten
Gaia
Junius
Juleil
Cline
Cline Glees
Jose Repine Ng
W. UG
Aig
Hopdaee
Landititeas
Layina Clark
A. Clark
Robert W Clark
Bere
Wren
Andrew
Teudree Tey Hinds
Covi de Palmer
Des Bees
Vreus Hg
Perhes
Iuds
Henry Puyo
J. W. Cutler
William ‘Clark
Lavina Clark
Frederick Ta Chirk
Andrew ES Chirk
Clark
Amar Ned
Mora Chirk
Mage Hy Chirk
Susie Shakespeare
Teavine Issie
Charles G. Cherk
W. C. Chapiman
Giana Straty
Living
Clark and
Utark
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Grange
A. J. Brigden
Txetta Brown
William G. Jamison
Chas
G. Schuytler
W. S. Daugherty Lumber and Mill Work
Indelphia
Indiana, PA
Bloc
County
State
National Farm Bureaus
Water Street
Doouse Brothers
Dodge Brothers
McGregor
Thomas
Oryphattus Court
Mdhuna
J. Clair Longwili
Chori
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