Public debt cut and 1921 budget compared in partisan clash
ThePublic Debt has been reduced by 1 014 billion since March 4 1921 and appropriations for the new fiscal year are 320 million less than last year. Democratic leaders poohpooh the economy, citing wartime waste and mismanagement, while Republicans claim a sweeping reduction in debt and spending despite Democratic excesses under Wilson Baker and McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
Ordnance Department
Mr Baker
Ilegaly
McAdoo Railroad Administration
Republican Congress
Record of Waste in War Procurement Critique of Democratic Leaders
The report details vast wartime expenditures that yielded little or no delivered products. It cites $1.2 billion spent in Southern states on army camps with 40 percent wasted, millions on nonfunctional plants and equipment, and oversized shoe, harness, and saddle purchases for far fewer animals and soldiers. It accuses Democratic leaders and papers of sneering at Republican cost savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Congress
Quips and maxims excerpted from a local column
A collection of brief village sayings and reflections on farming work manners and social norms. The fragments touch on poultry feeding land value editor feedback sin and apology gender roles and daily life observations. The tone is folksy and observational with sharp witticisms.
Clubman faces proxy fight in locked room confrontation
In a tense scene, Clay Lindsay corners Bromfield over control of Whitford's stock. Proxies, threats, and a planned showdown at the annual meeting drive a power struggle as Bromfield tries to deter interference. Clay offers a deal to vote against the ouster while keeping Whitford in power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mebbesgo
Clay
Whitford
Bromfield
Mr. Lindsay
Kobe
Emile
Lindsay
W. Ford
Geome
Jou
Bromélela
Clarendon
Arizonan
Xvell
Durand
Fleet
Olympus
Maddock
Ment Company, Limited
Bird Cage
Ae Whitford
Bromfield Punishment
David ~Harum
tOlarendon
Art
Secretary Coverdale and Iowa Farm Bureau Pioneer
Biographical sketch of John W. Coverdale born 1883 on a Bloomfield area farm. Tracks schooling at Delmar and Ames, farming career, livestock breeding, and his pivotal roles in Iowa Farm Bureau development and county agent system. Describes leadership, initiatives, and nationwide farm bureau work through 1920s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Clinton’ County
Iowa
Delmar Town
Delmar High School
Septtember
of Agriculture
Ames
St. Louis
Farmers” Institutes
Coverdale
Clinton County
Heé
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Reed
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Record of Devotion in Farm Bureau Drive Across States
A detailed look at Farm Bureau members' efforts to organize counties across the United States. Pins mark county successes, with Virginia and Utah highlighted for strong signups and leadership, showing daily progress in building unified American agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Ivoide of
Chicago
American lFarm ‘Bureau
Federation
United States
iQue
Little
Rhode Island
Farm Bureau
Daily- Mail
United Endeavor
Virginia
Blacksburg
New York State
Jefferson’ County
Ellisburg
Utah
State Bureau
South’ Dakota
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Nog Coof County
Fragmentary Phrase Cited As Vague Public Quote
OCR fragment shows an uncertain quote about Sammy and flaws with stray punctuation and missing context. No clear event, date, or attribution available to form a complete news item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall — Winds Wabash Valley Printing CO
The
Postoffice
Marshall
Illinois
Indiana
Iinnois
Uilinois
Hambone
Pahson
Wm. MacLeod Raine
Illustrations By
Irvin Myers
William Macleod Raina
Wpathyinn Wen Apie Iireau
W. Coverdale
Towa
Farm Bureau’ Fedération
Farm
Bureau
Union
Pete Anne Wee Cover
the American: Farm ‘Bureau’ Fedération
New York
America
Cora-L
Montgomé
Cot Belt
New*England
Dixie
Torrainzalonis
Humboldt
Nevada
Wooman
Farm ‘Bureau
Reno
Sammy