Cooperative movement and market pressures in agriculture
The text advocates long term federal support and financing for a strong cooperative system to lift farmers from losses. It warns that independent selling often yields short term gains but harms progress, cites cotton and dairy as examples, and urges careful tax and government cost policies while noting dire conditions in Australia with wool markets and sheep culling.
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South
Milk Producers
New York
Cooperative Sand The Farmer Perther
A discussion on cooperation among farmers cites Jecd Loavid Snedden of CY udbi University noting the rise of farmer specialists handling crops and purchases through private agencies. Glenn Frank of the University of Wisconsin warns without cooperative reform farming may vanish and stresses cooperative action as a cure.
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Loavid Snedden
I. Ea
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Red Cross Aids Thousands in 1532 Disaster Year
In twelve months ending June, the American Red Cross assisted 73 000 families totaling 338 000 individuals, with expenditures of 2 260 756 dollars. Drought, floods, fires, and other disasters struck 606 areas across the United States and insular possessions, prompting nationwide relief efforts.
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American Red Cross
United
Paden
The Country Doctor
The tale contrasts rural medical care with modern city practice. A sick man recalls the country physician who answered every call with compassion, while the city doctor is distant and formal, highlighting the healer's bedside manner and dedication.
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Martin Han
Hls
Alwase
States Pick 1983 Plate Colors in National Survey
A nationwide survey by the American Automobile Association finds 34 states will change license plate color schemes next year into 22 distinct combinations. White on orange or black on white appear among noted pairs with several states adopting white on green or black on yellow.
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Theregan State Motor Association
American Automoovile Angoc
Ganissetae Acto
Oregon
Furge Ettering
Washington
AS &W
President term limit proposal sparks reform talk
A speaker argues for a six year single term for the president to reduce self serving campaigns. He cites scrutiny over Senate terms, federal salaries, and the need to prevent bankruptcies while allowing ex leaders to retire from active power.
Oregon Judging Teams Win High Dairy Honors
Oregon State students known for dairy prowess swept divisions at the Paet International Livestock Show in Portland. The dairy cattle judging team led the success, delivering top honors and cleanly winning multiple contests.
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Regon
Ngee
Atu
Oregon State
International Livestock E2 Water of
Portland
Dairy judging team tops scores with standout rural leaders
Composed of Harold Finnegan of Forest Grove Kenneth Carl of Arago and Don ald Sherwood of Nysss and coached by De TR Jones this team posted the highest average score across breeds and led in Holstein and oge dairy judging. Members Marvin Davidson Hayne O'Donnell received honors in the dairy products judging event.
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Harold Finnegan
Forest Grove
Kenneth Carl
Arago
Donald Sherwood
Nysss
de TR. Jones
Dairy of Products
Marvin, Davidson
Hayne O'Donnell
Monday dangerous day for accidents in state reports
State records show Monday as the most dangerous day for motor vehicle accidents, with most crashes occurring between 8 and 6 PM. Saturday ranks second in accident frequency.
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Anena Se
Plastic lenses replace glass in flashlights
Popular Mechanics reports a new plastic lens material replacing glass in flashlights. The material, a formaldehyde solution, aims to suit black casings and similar products, offering lighter, cheaper alternatives.
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Nashlight Lensoa
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Signs of Progress in Oregon Industry and Projects
Industrial activity records show capital investment and labor use across multiple districts. Notable items include Marshfield lobby completion and hotel entrance, Gold Beach grant to Roy Houck for gravel work on Cape Blanco Road, Port Orford highway graveling progress, and a new jetty construction near the Umpqua River mouth with a projected expenditure near 50000. Amalgamated mine operations at Elkhorn District and Little North Fork Seaside activity are noted, along with Seaside Beach improvements and a Toledo cannery output of over 16000 cans since August 6. Roseburg Beall Pipe & Tank securing electric arc welded water pipe line contracts, and Marshfield W W Weaver leasing the Empire Mine.
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Cape Blanco Road
Port Orford
Port Orford-Euchre Creek
Portland Bida
Umpqua River
Seio
Amalgamated Mine
Elkhorn
Little North Fork
Aim
Toledo
Roseburg
Beall Pipe & Tank Corporation
Port
W Weaver
Empire Mine
Political chatter on state races and candidates
The speaker comments on Oklahoma coal work, Ohio politics, Governor White, Trubee Davison, and the feel of a tight race. He warns that many will be fooled and notes voting as tricky, likening it to an easy golf score before final results reveal true outcomes.
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Pat Hurley Bonets
Oklahoma
Ohio
Governor White
Trubee Davison
York
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