Editorial on Orchard Farm Movement and Community Effort
The piece argues discontinuing the Farmers' Holiday picketing was wise, favoring education over militancy. It urges Malvern business leaders to engage with the Community Club, attend the Garden Show, and support civic duties, while noting political shifts and public accountability. It highlights the Old Settlers reunion and praises mutual aid through local industry and producer cooperation to ease money shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Malvern
FE. C. Linguist
Menibere
Ned S Essary
President Hoover Enters Ninth Year In Better Health
An OCR readout notes President Hoover turns nine in office with weight down from 319 to around 180 pounds. It mentions improved stamina yet recurring fatigue in long crises and cites doctors describing a persistent physical recoil limiting long bouts of exertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogger
White Houses
Herbert Hooverhee
White House
Prices must rise to avert farmer bankruptcy, economists say
The discussion argues that current farm product prices are too low and that price increases depend on farmer cooperation and monetary policy. It explains the quantity theory of money, the Federal Reserve's role, and a proposed 1920s act to restore purchasing power, noting past efforts under Gov. Strong and House support.
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Wortman
Pratace Space
Ter & Tee
Nebody
Wis
Ft Congress
Congress
Congreve
House
United States
Department of Labor
Federal Reserve
C. E. Eranson
Benjamin Hirong
Federal
Herserve Bank of New York
Chur
Gov
Community notes on a church bell and town events
Local elders discuss preserving a costly Inveriel church bell once stored in mud and later repurposed. Community patriotism recapped with flagstaff repairs and donated poles. A two month pause in fires is noted amid park system debates. three businessmen pursued eclipse fund misadventure with mixed financial results and a wary forecast for future schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olf
Local Probate Expert Joins Western Iowa Firm
Clarence Welch announces the addition of Virtue as a probate and office management specialist to the large Western Iowa law firm. Virtue, born in Beaver City and a Nebraska graduate, brings extensive training from New York and past roles with Commercial Croft Companies and Baltimore operations. He joins after years of statewide practice and will bolster the firm’s litigation and probate work in Des Moines and Silver City areas.
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Clarence
Witte
Wiliam
Weich
Logan
Haddfiling
Slartieen County
Iowa
Virtue
Bilhu
York City
Welch
Buver City
University of Nebraska
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Root, Clark # Buckner
New York
Croft Companies
Baldimore
Des Moines
Getler
Getler Rapids. He Was In Charge of the Detar Rapide Toranth, Eote
Silver Light Dodge Mo. 400 A. FE Acm
Bitver City
Reputtican
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