Farm Bureau Opens Mountain Headquarters in Kentucky
The Farm Bureau of Lawrence county established the first mountain headquarters in eastern Kentucky at Louisa and celebrated with a basket dinner. Membership surpassed 100 as the bureau provided a county women’s rest room and facilities. County agent G C Baker praised for efforts. An Oct 1 goal of 400 members was discussed by LaRue county officials. Farm Bureau Day at the Kentucky State Fair is planned for September 17. The American Farm Bureau Federation considered tax policy proposals to shift burdens from industry to farmers, opposing excess profit tax cuts that would raise costs for consumers.
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Astern
Kentucky
Farm Bureau
Lawrnce
Louisa
Bureau
Lawrence
Lawrence County
Larue County
Hodgenville
J. W. Jones
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
Kentucky Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Radical Leader Hale Seeks New York Farmer Labor Court of Appeals Role
Swinebourne Hale a New York lawyer and farmer labor candidate for the state ticket judgeship on the court of appeals. He is a Harvard graduate and partner in a prominent law firm. Hale opposed Palmer prosecutions and other wartime disloyalty actions.
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Swinebourne Hale
New York
Farmer-Labor Party
Court of Appeals
Hale
Harvard
Palmer
federation forms traffic department to aid farm regions
The American Federation established a Traffic Department at its meeting. Clifford Thorne of Chicago, a national authority on transportation, reported on the plan to keep informed on regional requirements and rate situations and to work with state bureaus.
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The
American Federation
Clifford Thorne
Chicago
Memory qualities of a good memory
The text discusses three traits of memory namely susceptibility retentiveness and readiness and notes they rarely coincide in one person. It argues memories that are susceptible and retentive are often not ready and such memories may not be very creative due to conflicting habits.
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Meald Stewart
Representative Burp’s vote helps ratify 36th state
Tennessee congressman Harry Burp explains his late decision to support suffrage, saying he followed conscience and that women now have the right to vote nationwide, reshaping government and law.
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Harry Burp
Tennessee
Harry
Stage At Which To Cut Corn For Silage
The article explains optimal harvest stage for corn silage. Mature corn yields more digestible nutrients per acre than less mature corn, but should not be overripe to avoid blade loss and moisture issues. Ideal when leaves are green, stalk sapful, ears glazed or grains dented. dry seasons may dry lower leaves.
Corn silage cutting advice approved by College of Agriculture
Recommendations on cutting corn for silage emphasize trimming slightly greener than usual to maximize blade preservation. The guidance is approved by the College of Agriculture and aims to save as many blades as possible when ears are not yet fully mature.
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College of Agriculture
Man Avoids Marriage Over Regular Home Cooking
A man prefers not to marry due to the constant demand for home cooking, noting that handling restaurant fare and daily meals makes the prospect unattractive.
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