Cooperative movement nets better prices for farmers
C Moser, president of the National Cooperative Council and VP of the American Cotton Cooperative Association, argues prosperity hinges on production cost and volume, and on prices received and paid. He says cooperatives empower farmers to influence prices, keeping them higher than solo efforts and laying groundwork for future prosperity.
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C O Moser
National Cooperative Council
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Moser
Safety movement nears full maturity in the United States
The organized safety movement, born in 1912 to curb industrial deaths, has expanded to protect life at home, on highways, and in schools. It cites a 30 percent drop in factory fatalities, safer education for children, but highway deaths at 34,000 last year show the greatest remaining challenge.
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America
Scho
Campaign for Whole Some Fiction and American Fiction Guild
The American Fiction Guild advances clean reading by promoting wholesome stories and removing objectionable material from newsstands. Notable members include H Bedford-Jones and Sewell Peaslee Wright, praised as a new Jack London figure in early literary circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bedford-Jones
American Fiction Guild
Albert Richard Wetton
Jack London
Sewell ‘Peaslee Wright
America
Reading
Tax burden grows despite income decline calls for action
The text argues that tax increases over recent years exceed reported percentages, noting national income falls while a ten percent tax rise translates to a twelve to fifteen percent rise in take home pay. It urges decisive public action to ensure taxes align with declining income and purchasing power.
First State Auto Tags Sold On Flat $3 Basis
Oregon records show the first motor vehicle registration sold for a flat $3 from 1905 to 1911. By 1911 6,428 vehicles were registered, yielding $2,731 in revenue, as the state shifted to horsepower based taxation.
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First State
Oregon
Hal E Hoss
Hoss
Saute
State Department
Notorists
Progress Signals in 1st Ward Tenants Meet
A garbled report notes activity and progress in the 1st ward showing merchants and residents discussing development, with mentions of meetings, prices, and local firms. Some names and figures are unreadable, but the piece hints at investment and planning efforts in the area.
Oregon butter shows steady quality gains in scoring data
Dairy experts report improved butter quality from Oregon colleges with scores rising over four years. Early results found about 20 percent below 90, later months showing only 10 percent under 90, and a growing share rated 92 or above indicating stronger overall quality improvements.
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Neuadd
Oregor Creameries
Daics Gepartroer
Oregor
G H Wilster
Salmon Smoking Method From Oregon State College Extension
Miss Lucy A Case outlines a method to smoke salmon for months of storage. The process covers cleaning soaking in salt brine, gutting, salting in layers, washing under running water, drying, and hot smoke using non resinous woods like oak and alder.
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Oregon
Miss Lucy
Oregon State College Extension Service
Frequent
Salmor
Red Cross Aids 3 000 000 Families in Winter Relief Effort
The American Red Cross supported over 3 000 000 families across 143 counties in twenty states during the past winter, providing groceries clothing and other necessities. Flour from government wheat aided 18 000 000 people March through June, with distribution to continue through 1932 33. The organization plans to meet expenses from its treasury and invites local memberships from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day.
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American Red Cross
Bicumine
Red Cross
Red Crosse
Compresa
Jobs Barton Payne
United States
Catton
Alco
Treasury
Higgins and Higgins Tales of a Texas Town
An elderly Texan recalls Higgins and a Texas town's early days. A plowed garden patch, a farm, and the arrival of Higgins mark a windward era as settlers built Main Street and faced hardship, with community efforts shaping the street’s growth and morning discoveries after a night of upheaval.
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Tevot Higgins
Texas
Hilto
Frank Barges
Higgins
Hggins
Harneas
Sten
The Led and the Election Frenzy Described
A fragmented editorial laments U S election fever as a disruptive plot that halts business. It mocks slogans and candidate personas, compares political chaos to locusts and flies, and argues four year cycles breed nutty behavior and street brawls under democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picion
Protesting Too Much Protesting Too Much
A historical critique examines the behavior of Corwin and a test group during a dangerous experiment. It notes excessive nervous talk, inflated loyalty, and the difficulty of judging reliability amid bluster and emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin
Sim
Value of Various Milk Forms For Poultry Told
F Fox associate professor in poultry husbandry at Oregon State College says skim milk and buttermilk have similar feeding value and form is a matter of choice. He notes buttermilk at 1% cents per gallon yields about 2 cents per pound of total solids while dry skim milk at 4 cents per pound costs about 40 to 50 cents per pound, so the cheaper source varies by local price and convenience.
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F . Fox
Oregon State College
Fox
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