Notable Ohio Farmer Oscar E Bradfute Leads Farm Bureau
Vice-President Oscar E Bradfute of Ohio serves a second term as vice president of the American Farm Bureau Federation. He heads the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, helps govern Ohio State University, and supports Aberdeen Angos cattle breeding. He travels to Washington and other cities to advance farmers interests.
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Oscar E. Bradfute
Ohio
American Farm Bureau, ‘Federation
Mr. Bradfute
America
Xenia
Greene County
Bradfute
Ohio ‘Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio State University
Farm Bureau
Washington
D. C
New York
Chicago
Montana
Tax Expert H. C. McKenzie Advocates No Sales Tax Policy
H. C. McKenzie of New York, tax expert for the American Farm Bureau Federation, promotes a policy opposing sales tax, retaining excess profits tax, and amending the Constitution to tax free securities. He serves on the federation’s Executive Committee and leads the Delaware County Farm Bureau, with a lifelong focus on taxation.
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H. C. McKenzie
New York
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
McKenzie
Mr. McKenzie
Delaware County Farm Bureau
Harrisburgh
Duncannon High School
Chambersburg Academy
Pennsylvania Steel Company
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
United We Stand Farmers Cry for Unity and Help
A call to farmers to unite for relief and protection against losses. The voice urges cooperation, support for bureaus, and collective action to overcome hardship and ensure survival. The bold plea emphasizes solidarity and sustained effort to combat economic pressures.
Farm Bureau in Limelight Leaders of U S endorse farmer organization and self reliance
President Harding praises the American Farm Bureau Federation as a powerful farmer led movement. He argues farmers must adopt co operation and consolidation similar to other industries while remaining self sufficient and entrepreneurial. The piece emphasizes a shift in the farmer's role toward skilled management and versatility.
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United States
Harding
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Farm Bureau ‘Movement
New York World
Amore
The
Supreme Court
Stedéral
America
Jehildren
Ain
Mooseheart
Order of the Moose
Youth Should Never Wait on the Years Barrie Argues
A quoted London writer supports Sir James Barrie that youth should assert itself and not wait for age. The author cites Byron Keats Milton Sheridan Burns Dickens Shakespeare and others to show many major works emerged young. The only exception cited is statesmanship where older age is deemed better.
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Barrie
London Answers
Byron
Childe
Harold
Keats
Endymion
Milton
Richard
Brinsley Sheridan
Psychology of Flying and the Mind Evolution Debate
A London Daily inquiry argues flying could trigger a new mind type in future generations. Captain L G Sieveking cites flight as purging glutinous mental structures, enhancing intuition and telepathy, with fixed danger in death awareness and greater mental velocity.
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London Daily
I Express
L. de
G. Sieveking
English Review
Wrist watch danger prompts nerve pain warnings
Dr John S Stopford notes tight wrist watch bands can cause neuritis in fingers and hands. He cites a case with tender pressure at the styloid ulna where pain spread to the dorsal ulnar branch, resolving after removing the wristlet. No muscle weakness or trophic changes were observed.
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John S. Stopford
Why Birds Should Be Protected in Winter Forests
The American Forestry Magazine notes birds like nuthatches titmice creepers and woodpeckers search forests through winter for hibernating insects. As buds open tiny caterpillars emerge and frosts arrive many birds migrate sweeping through the woods during winter. Under normal conditions they destroy about 90 percent of caterpillars before they reach a noticeable size.
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American Forestry
Why White Wheat Flour Is Worth Note
Dr Emmett Hott of New York spoke at a Washington congress of physicians and surgeons about milling methods that remove vitamins in white flour. He said white flour lasts for months without deterioration while whole wheat flour spoils in about thirty days, reducing nutritional value.
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Emmett Hott
New York
Washington Congress “of Physicians and Surgeons
Man Seeks Clarification Over Jobson Interaction
An Age-Herald note relays a dialogue where a speaker rejects Jobson and questions a remark about reliability. The exchange centers on a claimed Bolshevik reminder and a suggestion about payment terms involving $10 and a $20 loan.
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Jobson
Bin
Ime
Rimmlingham Age-Herald
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Edison
Mats Shalt, Hinstydti Tewin
Marshall
Voice of the Pack
Oregon Woods
Illinois
McKensie
B. A. Case
Forrow
Limelight
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