Farmers Rights and Cooperative Bargaining Bill Debate
Speech argues farmers deserve collective bargaining rights for selling produce and buying supplies, condemns anti farmer legislation, and warns of profiteers and nationalization threats. Notes wartime farmer contributions and urges organized cooperation to improve farm prices and distribution. Demands no penalties for farmer organizations and predicts broad economic shifts if reforms fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newts
Rainey
Agricultural Department
National Treasury
Questioning American War Aims In Washington Dispatch
Washington notes from Sept 5 1919 quote the Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr questioning why the United States fought Germany and why it engages in postwar boundaries and treaties. The piece lists questions on Japan China Poland Czecho Slovakia Danzig and other issues amid debate on ending the war or drafting a separate German American treaty. It also reports several Sunday visits and local mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
United States of Africa
Germany
United States
Japan
China
America
Mand
Paderewski
Poland
Kreise
Leobschuts
Katscher
Ratibor-Oderberg
Krano- Witz
Free City of
Danzig
England
Shameen
Canton
Belgium
Jer
Straits of Dover
Fayal
Dunkirk
Teneriffe
Constantinople
Constanza
Hedjaz
Othman
Swanson and Zang Dominate Local Livestock Show
At the county fair, F A Swanson led in senior cow and yearling heifer classes while Gus Zang captured top honors in bull and champion cow awards. Harry Holcomb earned multiple placings in swine and related divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finecy
George Mace
Geo. Mace
Geo. Bradbury
D. C. Burns & Souz
G. BE. Samuel
B. L. Burns
G. E. Samuelson
G.E. Samuelson
D. C. Burns & Son
BE. Samuelson
Lse
N. H. Holms
G. L. Shore
N. H Holms
Holsteins Sen
Gus Zang
R. W. Knapp
F. A. Swanson
Fr A. Swanson
Poland
China
Harry Holcomb
Ist
Pattie Ree
LSB
Atsatda
Ieee
BYU
Phces Ceanpeen
Recruits Mobilized to Maintain War Graves in Europe
England has enlisted 15,000 additional men to care for British soldiers graves in France and Belgium. Of these, 5,000 have already departed for the front area to tend graves and maintain sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parters Organization
Henry T. Rainey
House of Representatives
Bunker Hill
Charleston
Valley ‘Forge
Saratoga
Scott
Texas
Castle of Chepuitapec
A. B. Hedbloom
Stromsburg
Benedict
JST
Hedbloo
Stromsburg, Nebraska
ARBO
Nebraska
Mkwawa
Schlattney
Emil ‘Jauch
Henry Jauch
P. “Derrick
We ‘Hz Houderheldt
Kalie Brazee
F. M. Shielmadine
Fritz Thelen
Frank “Lax
Polk County
L. Burns
Cscvversceesverees
Am. Shorthorn Breeders
Ass’n
W. F. Crozier
W.F. Crozier
OIC Astecates
Eatticela
Reese
W. A
F. BE
Mer
F. E. Merrick
Frank Walker
Ritt
G. B. Samuelson
Rick & Son
G. BE. Samuelson
D. S. Potter
Boar
Aug. Jaenicke
Ate
Aaa
Ik Fits
E. Merrick
Liltah
Sam Welson
Cccuesssecesacs
F. BE. Merrick & Son
F. EB. Merrick & Son
F. EB
Merrick & Son
Tas Plains
F. EE. Merrick & Son
Jaenicke
Ware
F. E. Merrick & Son
Tineke
Hampshires
Petrus Co
Nelson
Petrus
Gus Hare
Petrus C. Nelson
Etteeees
Petrus C
Merle Hayhurst
W. J. Herman
Ehoe
BUICK
Meridian Garage
Ingram Williams
Venice
Cal
U. S
War Department
A. J. Stuart
Ordnance Field’ Service
Lusz &S
W J.F
Alls. Ckson
Agt
Osceola
Nebr