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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
2
Clark County jails see two boys escape exposing lax custody and leniency in routine jail policy. Red Cross relief pours in across southern Illinois after devastating wind. calls for civic participation and voting responsibility rise as elections approach.
Farmers should tailor acreage and livestock decisions to the 1925 commodity outlook. The report expects a normal yet uneven year with credit ample in most regions, rising farm wages, and continued demand for hogs sheep and cattle, while hay, flax, and corn require careful management.
A World Cotton Conference is to be held in London in April or early May to resolve issues in cotton standards. Proposals include setting global grading standards for two years to give manufacturers foresight on future cotton supply. The Agriculture Department aids in establishing sound standards for broad acceptance, aiding both growers and manufacturers.
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