Stabilizing the New York Dairy Industry
The Emergency Committee of the New York Milk Shed backs the Dairymens League Cooperative plan to unite about 70 percent of area producers under a contract. This aims to assure consumers a safe steady supply of quality milk at fair prices while protecting farmers’ profits. The move seeks to curb price dumping and stabilize a vital regional farm sector as it expands to other states.
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New York State
New York
Dairs Men's League Cooperative Association
Dairymens League of
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Cdustry
Abuses in Federal Subsidies Trigger Tax Burden Debate
New York Representative Robert Bacon exposes how Federal subsidies to states in 1931 reduced state tax contributions. He cites 11 states paying nothing into the Treasury while the federal share reached 24.0 million dollars, with 18 states claiming large populations paying little net tax, highlighting subsidized costs across infrastructure, fires protection, and welfare programs.
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Rado
Robert Bacon
New York
Federal
Asia
Federa
Unsettling Economic Facts From The Boom To Now
A dated summary highlights rising bank savings, stock ownership growth, and gold reserves. It notes total savings above 29 billion dollars, with 42 million depositors nearly two per family, stockholders expanding from 5.54 to 7.68 million, a single company surpassing 606 thousand stockholders, and gold stock at 4 billion. Currency in circulation exceeds 5.46 billion.
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Britain
Vast American Household Penetration Surges in 20th Century
A survey highlights high ownership of cars, telephones, radios, and electric appliances in the United States. It notes 25.8 million cars, 19.5 million telephones, 16.5 million radios, and rising electrification with farms increasing to 700,000 and accessible luxuries like washing machines and vacuum cleaners becoming common.
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America
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Stanitar
By Thomas Arkife Clark Late Dean of Men University of Ihaoe
Obituary notice for Thomas Arkife Clark former dean of men at University of Ihaoe. Details indicate death and acknowledgment by colleagues. Placeholder biographical highlights not fully legible.
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Thomas Arkife
Clark
Men University of Ihaoe
Map of Three Sisters region shows forested terrain
The map details the Three Sisters area with peaks from 7000 to 7800 feet, Desola Hi and Dele Lake nearby, and elevations from sea level. It notes vertical slopes, forest cover across most of the area, and a scale of 2 miles to the inch with 100 foot contour intervals.
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Centyra
Travel route overview notes from historic survey
Fragmentary report describes a survey line from Woastington through Mc Kensie Pass to connect Eugene with Yeucles and Her. The passage hints at a 10 cent toll or stake and mentions a high approval or scrutiny of the path.
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Cveenlogial
Woastington
McKensie Pass
Eugene
State Fair Free Grandstand Admission Promised Amid Crowds
The State Fair plans free grandstand seating with a small charge for some areas at the grounds. Attendance is expected to rise as crowds fill the fair, with a portion of receipts supporting building costs.
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Pere
Goa
Atul
Peru
Remarkable Women Compete in Olympic Spirit Across Nations
A vivid account describes women from Germany Mexico Canada Japan and France joining the Olympics with talents in boxing fencing javelin and weight lifting. It praises athletic prowess and cultural exchange while noting diverse nationalities and the spectators filling the event.
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Mexico
France
Canada
Italy
Lalies
Health Protection Urged By Economic Strain
The piece argues that worsening economic conditions heighten sickness and death risks, stressing the need for public health programs and better resources during financial hardship. It notes crowding, seasonal exposure, and delayed care undermine family health as physicians and families cope with limited means.
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Tse
Prevention and health in public service push
The article argues for intensified public health work and immunization against diphtheria and smallpox, urging efficient health departments and home hygiene. It discusses evaluating economic limits on health services and warns of preventable deaths if capacity remains insufficient. It also notes a tested folding raft for landing airplanes in the Mediterranean.
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Oregon
Mediterranean
Striped Steps Warn Pedestrians On Shaky Sidewalks
A Champaign UI hospital sidewalk risks stumbling are reduced by striped black and white painted on risers. Popular Mechanics reports high contrast aids night visibility and guides pedestrians to tread carefully.
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Champaign UI
Popular Mechanics Magazine
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