Illinois Farmers See 1936 Prospects Stabilizing Prices
A Marion county farmers delegation reported the Supreme Court decision striking down the AAA should not greatly affect 1936 prices. The Illinois College of Agriculture briefing cited favorable factors including increased business activity and farm purchasing power along with risks like low nonresidential building and foreign demand, with a generally bright outlook for dairying poultry hogs and crop production in 1936.
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Supreme Court
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Mt. Vernon
College of Agriculture, University of Illinois
U. S
Ilinois
Illinois
United States
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Earl Smith outlines new farm program for AAA
Earl C. Smith, Illinois Agricultural Association president, presented a proposed national farm program to replace the AAA crop adjustment plan at the National Agricultural Conference in Washington on Jan 16. The plan, drafted by a 13 member committee, calls for rental at equitable rates, soil conservation land withdrawals, commodity loans, and processing taxes to fund the program. Senator Norris questioned court limits but Smith urged a bill compatible with the Supreme Court ruling, aiming to gain farmer support for equality legislation and defense of tariff principles.
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National Agricultural Conference of Farm and Commodity Groups
Washington
Earl C. Smith
Ilinois Agricultural Association
Smith
Illinois
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E. E. Kennedy
National Farmers’ Union
J. D. Miller
Pennsylvania
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Cheago
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Charles A. Ewing
Chicago
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N. C. Williamson
Louisana
American Cotton Co-operative Associaton
Clarence Poe
North Carolina
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Farm Press
N. P. Hull
Cincinnati
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Carlyle Thorpe
Los Angeles
California Walnut Growers’ Association
Charles Kearney
Nebraska
Drummond Ayers
Virginia
L. M. Lawson
South Carolina
Senate Agricultural Committee
Geo. W. Norrs
Norris
AAA
Mr. Smith
Constitution
Christian Endeavor Program for February Sunday Service
The program for Sunday February 2 at 6 30 P M features Prelude with songs True Hearted Whole Hearted Follow the Gleam scripture lesson I Corinthians twelve one to twelve and leaders and talks by Doris Good Alta Pugh and Thelma Pugh plus piano solo Lola Morey and announcements Gayle Belcher Iris Ellis and the benediction led by Lucile Field.
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Christian Endeavor
Doris Good
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Lola Morey
Gayle Belcher
Iris Ellis
Thelma Pugh
Endeavor Benediction
tLucile Field
Card of Thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meseke Jr
The Meseke family expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for the wood provided during the recent illness of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meseke Jr.
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Fred Meseke Jr
Home Rule for Old Age Pensions in State
After a week of debate the House and Senate settled on county level administration for Old Age Pensions. County Judges will appoint commissioners to pass on applicants, with a six name list from each county sent to Welfare. Retroactivity hinges on the text. the law is expected to take effect upon governor’s signature.
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House
Department of Welfare
Junior Class Party Travels Through Nations
The Patoka High School junior class held a traveling party on Saturday visiting homes representing Ethiopia Japan and Holland. Harold Bonney won a prize for drawing the best Ethiopian picture at Lola Belle Morey’s home. Attendees included Grover Malan Iris Ellis Lola Morey Harold Bonney Dick Otts Vincent Kleysteuber with guests Irene Warner Gayle Belcher and sponsor Miss Pugh.
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Ethiopia
Lola Belle Morey
Harold Bonney
Japan
Miss Pugh
Holland
Dick Pott
Grover Malan
Iris Ellis
Lola Morey
Dick Otts
Vincent Kleysteuber
Irene Warner
Gayle Belcher
Family Dinner Honors Frank Adams With Surprise Home Event
A surprise dinner was given at Frank Adams home on Sunday to honor the seventeenth anniversary of his return from World War service. Attending were Charles Adams and family, John I Reicher and family, Denver Adams and family, Roy Joseph and Decatur guests.
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Adams
Charles Adams
John I. Reicher
Denver Adams
Roy Joseph
Decatur
The Only Sure Road to Highway Safety
Illinois motorists are urged by Secretary of State Edward J. Hughes to join a new year effort to curb highway accidents. His letter, printed with the state highway map and license plates, calls for eternal vigilance on city streets and state roads to reduce recurring tragedies and preserve human life.
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Edward J. Hughes
Illinois
Hughes
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