Prince Plan for Lower Freight Rates to Aid Farmers
New York City December 11. A critic argues the current farm aid is unfair and costly, proposing Frederic Prince's plan to lower railroad freight rates while compensating railroads by government checks. The scheme aims to reduce costs for farmers, fruit growers, and livestock raisers, while addressing foreign competition with Crary-Haugen style rebates. It would simplify administration, pair with a broader reform of the rail system, and seek political support from farmers and taxpayers alike.
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Seve
Babson
New York City
John Jones
Ares
Congress
IU Ie
Roosevelt
Fere
Prince
Frederic Prince
Petiticiens
Sre
Goverment
Besie Fe
Christmas Parade of Artists and Exhibitions Schedule
Yostmaster Reilly announces dates for Sure Delivery parcels and a holiday artists schedule. The piece lists postmark deadlines by state such as December 1 to December 20, with parcel mailings after dates not guaranteed. It notes a Hudson Valley Art Association demonstration on December 15 at Westchester County Center featuring pastels and sculpture and highlights Wilhelmina Schmide as a portrait painter with recent shows.
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Jaco J. Rett
Wrstmaser Ff
United States
Oren
Wasington
Desemier
Calady
Idaho
South Dakota
Fens
Uae
Arkansas
Kansas
Nebraska
Alatama
Giorga
Ken
Maine
New Hampshire
Carolinemessee
Virins
West Viena
Connetat
Deasare
Manlan
New Jersey
New York
Penneyt
Hudson Valley Art Assessio
Westchester Souny Center
White Pine
Wilhelmina Schmide
Knox Ts
James Dovther
Outstanding artists represented in local show
Gifard Deal displays fur paintings and four etchings while Sr Beal, long-time Hudson Valley painter and former Art Students League president, has works in museums and a National Academy member who resides in seclusion. the exhibition features prize awards and a dog drawing by Ripley, amid Maryville Adwocate-Democrat notes.
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Gifard Deal
Sr. Beal
Hudson Valley
Art Students League
Menbee
National Academy
Ripley
Maryville, Kan
Adwoste-Democrat
Marjorie Lawrence from Australian sheep ranch to Metropolitan Opera
A country girl born on a Dean’s Marsh sheep ranch overcomes distance and poverty to pursue song. She travels 90 miles by horse to a Melbourne contest, wins, studies in Paris, then debuts in Paris Grand Opera. Now she is celebrated at New York’s Metropolitan Opera as a dramatic soprano. She uniquely rode the horse Grane in Gotterdammerung on Wagner’s stage directions. Her tale testifies that determination overcomes obstacles.
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Australia
Dean's Marsh
Marjorie Lawrence
Cme Ong
Sroseroads School
Marjorie
Melbourne Sun
Melbourne
Lawrence
Tay
Meleourne
Obina
Paris
Sherert
Challapin
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Grane
Wagner
Marjorie Enurtee
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By Roger Babson
McNary
Dre
Swale
Walter Scott
Worthington Farms
Joseph Corgis
Ashford Avenue
S Ferry
Rey
Tan
Asvau
Yostmaster Reilly
The
Irvington National Bank
Dffnse and Trust Company
Imoton-On-Hudon, N.Y
Federa
Cie
Robert M
Johnston
Dobbs Ferry, N. Y
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