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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1930

Page

7

Farm Board Eyes Public Price Cuts in Meat Talks

Washington AP reports the Farm Board believes it saved consumers about 33 million dollars monthly in meat prices and will issue statements when it sees retail price relief for agricultural products. Denman notes a 5 cent per pound retail beef cut could save 400 million annually, raising hopes for dairy and poultry price adjustments.

Washington Farm Board C. Teagle Membeer Washington, D. C Denman

Use of Psychology in Wheat Reduction Pleas

Washington reports that psychology steers farmers to cut acreage, with no orders from farm board or Agriculture Department. Hyde and Chairman Serge tour winter wheat belt meetings to advocate domestic need for wheat, as 1931 production and demand shift abroad.

Farm Board Department of Agriculture Hyde Serge Atate Sericultural Colleges Thinse Fe Ijo

Key men push acreage reduction in farm rally

The article describes a strategic campaign by agricultural officials to secure support for acreage reduction. "Key" neighborhood leaders and aides like Nils Olsen, C. C. Stine, and C. W. Warburton presented wheat outlooks while urging farmers to plan intelligent production. Hyde framed the effort as the farmer's decision, aiming to overcome regional opposition, especially in Kansas, to reduce plantings.

Ues Acre Nils Olsen Bureau of Agriculture Economics C. C. Stine C. W. Warburton Kansas

Heavy Demand for Soup Hits Supply of Turtles

Raleigh AP reports high demand for turtle meat used in soup strains supply across the region. Fishermen note rising prices and scarce catches as cooks seek the delicacy amid seasonal shortages. Local markets warn buyers of limited stocks and urge patience until new turtle catches arrive.

Turtle conservation urged to save North Carolina coast

Entomologist C. S. Brimley of the state department of agriculture warns that Green turtle stocks are being depleted by demand. He says unless conservation measures are adopted the Green turtle may become extinct in North Carolina. The note ends with a separate item: the University of Miami plans to play all home games at night.

North Carolina C. S. Brimley State Department of Agriculture Brimley University of Miami, Fla

Fred Gibbons Wad Rileys Cone Concert Ensemble

A fragmented radio listings page notes Fred Gibbons and the Wad Riley s Cone Concert Ensemble performing at 6:50 AM with weather forecasts and various program items. Mentions National Farm and Home Hour, Chicago Markets, and multiple musical segments led by Greene Organist and Karl Bratton tenor.

Fred Gibbons Parinassus Eee B. Pillege Chicago McGrew Pacific Lee S_“Greene Karl Bratton Fay -Cook Sydney David Dean Raymond A. Schoreater Nateral

New MELLOGLO Face Powder Promises Smooth Spread

An ad touts a new MELLOGLO face powder with a French process for smoother application and reduced shine. It claims the powder avoids pastiness flakiness or irritation while offering longer wear and a youthful look. It emphasizes government standards for purity and color approval.

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The Parnassus String Trio and The Goldman Band Concert

The page lists ensembles and concerts including the Parnassus String Trio with Helen Beard and Karl Bratto, the Manbatters, Farm and Home Hour Chronicle, and Mildred De Weese as pianist. It notes Bee ens sen Chicago Serenade and the Goldman Band Concert among other 1920s era performances and broadcasts.

Parnassus Helen Beard Karl Bratto Ie Farm Home Hour Chronicle Theussodie Bee Chicago Merry Makers McGrew The Fuller Man Mildred de Weese Odlendorff Goldman Band

In the Spotlight Minature Theatre Inad Correct Time

A fragmented local theatre note highlights timing issues at Minature Theatre with references to Paramount Orchestra and figures such as Andy Digée. The snippet suggests schedule corrections and performers connected to a brief event or program listing.

Wren Armour Pr Armstrong Quakers Koda Amos Andy Ford Gibbons Italiny Minature Theatre Iteel Paramount Orches

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