Farm Bureau Notes on Toward Highway Bill Debate and Leaders
Washington Farm Bureau Federation rep voiced farmers concerns before the Senate Post Roads Committee on May 12. About 1.5 million Farm Bureau members support Farm to Market highways funded by federal state and local money and oppose building new hard surface transcontinental roads. Percy Crane of Alonville elected Indiana Federation secretary. he has Purdue training and dairy experience. President John G Brown attended a Livestock Marketing Committee meeting in Chicago May 25–26. The committee works on orderly marketing programs with extensive data collection. Purdue’s Dean J H Skinner also serves on the committee.
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Washington
American Fame Bureau Federation
Committee On Post Roads
Senate
American Farm Bureau
Cam- Mittic
United States Department of Armoltare
Percy Crane
Alonville
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Association
Crane
Purdue School
Heard
Bachian O
Brown
John G. Brown
Indiana Federation of Farmer' Associations
American Farm Bureau Federation Livestock Marketing Committee
Chienzo
Graig Marketing Committee
VI SN. Grain Growers, Inc
The Nose Tale of an Italian Nobleman and a Duels Nose
Dr Fludd the Rosicrucian relates a tale where an Italian noble loses nose flesh in a duel. A slave’s mesh fragment is grafted to restore appearance, the slave dies in Naples and the Italian falters with gangrene. Physicians advise removing dead flesh and using his own arm tissue. The tale ends with the Italian’s death. Edmond About and Sir Kenelm Digby are cited as sources.
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Fludd
Naples
Edmond About
Sir Kenelm Digby
Farmer and Applicant Cow Test in a Jocular Exchange
A humorous dialogue pits an agriculturalist against an applicant applying for farm work. The farmer quizzes the applicant about cows and farming knowledge, prompting witty exchanges about American cows that love corn and French cows in a playful bid to reveal competence.
Money Making Obsession in the Saturday Evening Post
A note cites Walter L Wey on money as habit and addiction. It argues initial desire for wealth grows into sole focus on the game, with money becoming a symbol of success and the final act of plugging driven by inability to stop.
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Walter EL Wey
Saturday Evening Post
Used Car Ads From J. F. Horner Auto Co
A Monticello Indiana classified listing from J. F. Horner Auto Co advertises several pre owned cars for sale including a 1939 Chevrolet Touring 1930s Studebaker Special Six a 1916 Ford Roadster and a 1916 Overland Model 83 with prices ranging from 250 to 400 and a new Ford equipped with starter and removable rims. Cash time payments or trades accepted with no brokerage charge. Located at 129 8 Main St. Telephone 46.
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Studebaker
Ford
J. F. Horner Auto CO
Main St
Monticello
Indiana
Horses in Monton Sold for One Dollar a Head
El M Gamble a prominent Towa farmer reports visiting Los Atzeles and alleging Montana ranchers offered him horses for one dollar per head. He says high freight rates and lack of market in the Southwest push stock from 900 to 1000 pounds onto sale, with ranchers unable to dispose of their horses.
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Los Atzeles
Monton
Tax for Bachelors Over Thirty in Eisfeld
In Eisfeld Germany a proposed tax targets bachelors over thirty five percent of personal income with no special exemptions. The measure aims to raise municipal revenue by taxing single men above a specified age, triggering broad debate about fairness and impact.
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Erfurt
Germany
Eisfeld
Public Health Service Buys 2000 Sheepskin Coats
The United States public health service has purchased 2,000 sheepskin coats for tuberculous patients in its hospitals so they may sit out in the air and sun this winter.
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Washington
United States Public Health Service
Lost blue suit coat reported in Burnettsville area
A dark blue suit coat with braid trim and satin lining went missing on Saturday night in Burnettsville. The Burnettsville News requests the owner to contact the newspaper to recover the garment.
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Burnettsville
Burnettsville News
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State Bank OF
White County
Farm Bureau Notes
State Federation
Perry Crane
Fletcher
Timothy Day
J. Gochenour
B. A. Timmons
Idaville
Ind
Reynolds
J. C. Reece
C. F. Ebershoff
Lafayette
Kirkham
Prof
Bert Kirkham
Monticello, Ind
Harry C. Meredith
Try
Vacuum Oil Company
Sam
Kuppenheimer
Toggery
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Palm Beach
Dixie
Che Goodman Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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