Plan arbitration referendum vote at Farm Bureau meeting
A June meeting of the American Farm Bureau Federation in Chicago will consider a referendum among farmers on compulsory arbitration of strikes. Other topics include repealing the Adaimson law and Townsend road bill, a census of car supply for stock and grain, and a proposed Bureau of Agricultural Economics with a $75,000 budget. The session runs June 2, with officers E. Cornwall and S. L. Strivings among leaders and a national advisory committee of women discussed.
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Chicago
Ill
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Adaimson
Girneers
Nvin Nolan
New England
Natonal Federation
American Farm Bureshf Federation
Livestock Prodducers Committee
Henry Wallace
Des Moines
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Mid-West Farm Bureau Federations
New York State Farm Bureau Federation
Fragmentary Names From A Territorial List
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and locations including Nevada, Georgia, Oklahoma, California, and Utah. The legible items include surnames and initials such as Mogira, Gray, Morgan, Cordell, Jamieron, Garland, and Jurton, with scattered place names like Athens Ga and Willows Calif.
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HW. Gray
Nevada
Silver
Martinsburg
AW. Morgan
Athens
Cordell
Okla
W. Ih. Et
Willows
Calif
W. d. Jamieron
aVeta
Colas
J. 2
Jurton
Garland
Uvah
Gave Fine Recital by Nive Constant and Miss Fraser Tall
The graduating recital featured Nive Constant and Fraser Tall with a strong opening and closing MacDowell piece Vencurto in A Minor. Carl Preyer provided orchestral accompaniment while Roy Gafney and Mrs Gafney supported the vocal numbers, which kept the audience engaged throughout the program.
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Nive Constant
Fraser
Gafney
Edi
Deaths and Funerals Albert Koop in Minnesota
Albert Koop died Tuesday in Rochester Minnesota. Funeral services will be held Friday at the home four miles northeast of Lawrence with Rev. Sayles presiding. Interment will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. The funeral includes a simple gathering for mourners and neighbors.
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Albert Koop
Albert Knop
Rochester
Minnesota
Frias
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Farmers Against Special Land Tax Referendum Report
The American Farm Bureau Federation reports the farmers’ referendum on a land tax bill. Results show 1,957,666 against and 2,260 for, with 521 counties voting across 18 states led by Iowa. New York saw 60,686 votes and Ohio 59,267 as part of a nationwide discussion on taxing land value to raise public revenues.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Missour
New Hampshire
Vermont
Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
South Dakota
New York
California
Indiana
Iowa
Ohio
Colorado
Idaho
Massachusetts
Thinais
Washington
American Farm Nirean Federation
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Color for Any Fabric
Promotes Diamond Dyes as risk free with simple directions fit for any woman to dye worn garments in rich fadeless color. Claims perfect results guaranteed by purchasing Diamond Dyes and color card from a druggist, even for first time dyers and all fabric types.
Farmers vote on extyties burden in New Hampshire shows split
Sufficient burden to affect hand values rentales or Incomes and thus affect production. Nearly half of the farmers voting in favor of an extyietes came from Thine Here. 11H of the 2760 affirmative votes were cast. New Hampshire gave the largest percentage in proportion to the vote cut by of states OTL New Hampshire farmers voting for and against. In seven ites not, a single ballot was cast for the proposition.
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New Hampshire
Shipping Board Conferees Reach Postnight Agreement
House and Senate conferees reached a deal after an all night session. The agreement preserves four permanent members on the seven member Shipping Board, but tightens a charter and sale proceeds fund to twenty five million dollars for ship construction over five years. Police last night recovered four alleged harvest bandits: Jack Jordan Clyde Rogers Luther Melton and George Duran.
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Nevchant Imertan
Daniel— Swent Oon
House
Senate
Senate Prosiens
S Shipping Board
Senae
Yold
Jack Jordan
Clyde Rogers
Luther Melton
George Duran
Pole Diane
Meniae
Kansas City Helps Obtain Men for Wheat Harvest
The United States Employment Service reports Kansas will need 20,000 outside workers to harvest winter wheat, with a daily wage of 70 cents plus board and lodging. Estimates from county agents and state bureaus cover Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Nebraska South Dakota and Iowa as tens of thousands pass through the midwest stripping wheat for the season.
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Kaneaus
Okhama
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Department of Labor
United States Employment Service
United States
Carsing
Earch
Kansas
M. Gilman
Free Employment Service
Amc Jostein
Gilman
Production of where the population line
Fragmented OCR noting individuals Parsons Haute via Tadgres Goodland. The readable text references population related production and lines, but specifics are unclear.
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Parsons, Haute Via
Tadgres Abaiol Goodland
Defeat Peahverattie Pina nt and Jeebed ere
A fragmented line reads like a cryptic sports or event note mentioning Peahverattie Pina nt and Jeebed ere UW am Uke in a desert setting. The text is garbled but suggests a competitive outcome or encounter with names and places embedded in a Whe Vishtwak cactus themed locale.
What Are You Going to Do About Your Catarrh
A fragmented health note promotes a blood remedy as a permanent cure for catarrh. It urges starting treatment immediately with a wash of fifty oil blood remedy and claims long-term relief, directing readers to a medical advice service in Atlanta for free guidance.
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Catarch
Atlanta
Gat
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