Crop Reporting Board to Explain How Estimates Are Made
The National Farm and Home Hour will air on January 12 with W F Callander, chairman, detailing how the Crop Reporting Board analyzes statistics from 300,000 farmers to produce monthly, authoritative crop and livestock production estimates. Future Farmers of America will present their monthly program January 11, with updates on activities and leader talks. The Federal Farm Board resumes its series on cooperative progress, and the National Grange will broadcast January 16. Harry Kogen sets a speed record with 32 original music scores for the hour, finishing Homesteaders Waltz at the last moment.
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Government Crop Reporting Board
National Farm and Home Hour
W.F. Callander
Callender
Future Farmers of America
Federal Farm Board
the Nation Grange
Harry Kogen
The
Homesteaders Orchestra
Kogen
Homesteaders
Simpson to Speak on Farm Measures
John A. Simpson, president of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union, will speak on the National Farm and Home Hour Wednesday January 20. He will explain what Congress will do for the farmers and outline farm measures pending in Congress and their chances of becoming laws. The Farmers Union Home Hour airs on the third Wednesday of each month.
Metropolitan Opera Broadcasts Begin On Christmas Day
NBC president M H Ayres worth announces the Metropolitan Opera will be on the air Christmas Day. A weekly Saturday matinee series will make portions of performances available to opera lovers locally and internationally on station broadcasts.
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Metropolitan Opera
M. H.aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
Metropolitan Stage
Battle Ends North of Endurance as Alan Baker Survives
After a fierce ambush in the Land of Many Waters, Alan Baker fights through wounds and exhaustion to seize a Browning from a ruined canoe. He repels bandits with precise gunfire, captures their leader, and survives a brutal test of endurance. Joyce and Elizabeth Spaulding face rival loyalties as authorities seize the stolen loot and arrest Hardsock and Pedneault.
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Alan
Buzzard
Joyce
Diood
Jimmy Montgomery
Hall of Death
Fort Endurance
Mackenzie
Father Claverly
Haskell
Williamson
Elizabeth Spaulding
Alan Baker
Pedneault
Gill Hardsock
Endurance
Elizabeth
Swan Nest
Hardsock
Pedmeault
Bill
Kim
Thal-Azzah
Baker
Ottawa
Good Reason Found for Giving Youth a Chance
A Richmond Palladium editorial argues adults should trust youths to handle some responsibilities. It cites Thackeray on respecting youth’s growing maturity and urges parents to stop meddling in their children's affairs.
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Thackeray
Richmond Palladiam
Hard Earned Mary Hats Return Home
Mary returns home proudly showing a new hat she earned herself. She tells her mother she bought it by earning the money, explaining she talked Dad out of five dollars as part of the effort. The exchange highlights a child’s determination and family dynamics.
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Mary
Desmones’ Lawyer Triumph and Trial by Tollman
Bill Collingsworth, a young lawyer, wins Betty’s marriage plans while handling a major case for a difficult client. A tough Tollman demands help after a streetcar crash but Collingsworth refuses, later receives a career offer from Harrison of Railway and Light, and faces pressure from his fiancée and mentor-type figure while navigating early success and personal doubt.
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Bill Collingsworth
Desmones
Betty
Bill
John Tollman
Bil Collingsworth
Tollmen
Tam
Young Collingsworth
Collingsworth
Tollman
Harrison
Railway and Light Company
Eckel
Erosion Control Plow Builds Hills to Hold Water
Government scientists describe a plow with multiple shovellike blades that move vertically as it tills the soil. It creates a series of small hills and hollows to trap rainwater and let it seep in, reducing surface runoff and soil loss on exposed land.
Nervous breakdown survivor credits Dr Pierce cure
Rhodes Iowa resident Mrs Chas Zieske recalls a three year battle with a nervous breakdown. After a 20 month bed rest she strengthened enough to move and tried Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription. One bottle showed immediate results and she continued to six bottles, gaining from 95 to 108 pounds in three months. She praises the remedy and notes medical advice is free to users.
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Rhodes
Iowa
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Oddly Named Yoho National Park in Canadian Rockies
The Yoho National Park in the Canadian Rockies is centered on the Kicking Horse River as its principal watercourse. The naming oddity highlights local geography and park identity within Alberta and British Columbia borders.
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Yoho National Park
Canadian Rockies
California Fig Syrup Endorsed by Denver Mother
Denver mother promotes California Fig Syrup as a safe vegetable laxative for children to regulate bowels and build strength. Leading physicians back its use for 30 years and a four million bottle annual record cited. Includes a Denver address testimonial and cautions against imitations with a Genuine California mark.
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R. W. Stewart
Raritan St
Denver
Colorado
Raymond
California
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NBC Coast To Coast Network Ag
Count von Luckner
Count von Lucker
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William Byron Mowery
WNY
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Sreaat
Corona
Remington
Tae
Count Karoth
New York
Europe
America
Chicago
Normandy
Aha
Nasracit
Fiery
Hincox Chemical Works
Patchogue, N
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Des Moines
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