Holdovers Block North Dakota Free Markets Plan
North Dakota senate defeat blocks House Bill 44 to submit constitutional changes enabling terminal elevators packing plants and state markets. The Farmers Non Partisan League can still push the measure via initiative and referendum, arguing bonds and public works will fund utilities and grain facilities, with Governor Lynn J. Frazier urging passage.
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Bismarck
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Farmers Non-Partisan League of
North Dakota
Farmers of
State Senate
Senate
Friends
Farmers League
House
Guy
Lynn J. Frazier
League
House, of Representatives
Ladd
State Agricultural College
Legislative Assembly
Federal grades and the parmer under attack in Fargo dispatch
Fargo dispatch reports Charles J. Brand chief of the division of markets at the U S department of agriculture criticizes grain grading standards as biased toward Minnesota millers and dealers. He argues reforms would not compel fair treatment of farmers and notes distrust of fixing standards to improve farmer incentives.
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Fargo
N. D
Courier-News
Minneapolis
Charles J. Brand
Department of Agriculture
Northwest
Brand
Minnesota
Hie
Quotations From Naval Admiral Farragut And Emerson
A compact reader’s note quotes Admiral Farragut on accepting defeat and Emerson on elegant self service. The lines present a view of resilience and frugality through concise aphorisms.
Making the Little Farm Pay and Flavor Ideas
A long column discusses turning small farms profitable through practical farming, land value gains, and independence. It covers farm ownership trends among city residents, advantages of truck crops, poultry, and fruit, and the security of renting or owning land while building wealth and skills for a rural future.
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United States
Federal agents reject Ladd grain grading reforms
Federal hearing in Minneapolis on grain grades ends with officials rejecting Dr. Ladd’s proposals. J Brand of the U S department of agriculture says standards will cover quality not price, notes Ladd’s tests were narrow and often flawed, and expresses doubt about usefulness of his data to fix federal grades. A partisan debate follows among lawmakers, millers, and farmers over inseparable foreign matter like wild peas and the cost of machines to remove them.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northwest
Ladd
North Dakota Agricultural College
Dr. Ladd
J. Brand
Office of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Thafd
Congress
Laci
Hard Spring
Mr. Brand
Toto
Minnesota
Brand
Dr. Tadd
U. S. Department
Fargo
A. F B. Tiegen
Magnus Johnson
I. M. Crosby
Washburn Crosby
Pillsbury Mills
Tiegen
Washburn-Crosby
Millrights
Dr. Duyel
Working Students Find Path Through School With Earned Wages
Thousands of ambitious youths nationwide seek education by earning their way through college and high school. Health and time management determine success, with extra years often preventing burnout and securing better outcomes. Some schools offer working scholarships and special training in retail, feeding seasonal jobs and future opportunities.
Astor Would Give U S Navy His Noma Yacht
Vincent Astor told Assistant Secretary Roosevelt the government can, in wartime, save the Noma for the coast patrol. A three inch gun battery would be added and a navy crew would man her. She could be flagship of a motor boat fleet for coastal service. Roosevelt and Astor discussed organizing power boat owners, and the Navy has begun mailing takeover contracts to owners nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
Vincent Astor
Hoosevelt
Astor
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Optometrists Offer Proper Glasses for Eye Relief
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Farmers’ Non-Partisan League
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East Side
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Kivcil
Admiral Farragut
I.merson
Epicure
Ald
Farmer Square
Millers
Crosby
Noma
W. H. Fritz
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