Four Thousand War Men Studying Farming Plans
Washington reports that over 4000 disabled ex service men have been placed in agricultural training with about 1500 more approved and 500 in preparatory work. The program groups men by education level and introduces a guidance school and unit courses to fit veterans for farm training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Farrmer
Federal Board
Tate
Walter J. Quick
Quick
Guidance School
Agricultural Unit
Restore Mexican mints eyed to revive silver coinage
Nogales Arizona reports the chamber of commerce backing mining expert Charles Butters in forming a Mexican silver producers association to rebuild abandoned mints. The plan envisions 500 million ounces of silver and returns mints to the Mexican government after profits repay the initial costs. The effort seeks hard money, a steady home market, and silver market stability. President Bracey Curtis has appointed a committee to push the proposal with Gen. Alvaro Obregon during his Nogales visit.
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Nogales, Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Butters
New York
San Francisco
Mexico
Butters
Salvador
Nogales
Orient
Bracey Curtis
Alvaro Obregon
Sonora
Back Pain Woes Persist Across Daily Life
A garbled OCR fragment mentions persistent back pain and a reference to a product labeled Vegetable Gx Compound. No clear dates, people, or organizations are identifiable. The readable text suggests ongoing discomfort affecting daily activities with an implied remedy.
The Law of Averages and Voting Ironies
A playful exchange recalls a friend given half a vote at a convention and Sorghum noting past elections where one man cast six or eight votes. The quip links smoking to personal failure with a wry moral.
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Sorghum
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Henri Raquin
Bois
America
Walter Reed Hospital
France
Adolphus McKenzie
Robert
Fletcher
Mee
Canada
Faremente
Omaha
Reb
Gonadian
Agen
N. U
Denver
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