Farmers Seek Relief Measures From White House Talks
A Farm Bureau committee presented principals to President Coolidge on October 18 1028 urging relief for farmers. They backed excess profits tax if needed for funds but opposed general wire tax consumption tax or expenditure tax. They supported wage increases for farm labor if productivity rises, favored cooperation with shipping interests, backed crop insurance but not government insurance, opposed truth-in-fabric labeling and price fixing on commodities, endorsed highway construction, and called for wage restraint unless efficiency improves. The committee included C B Bradfute Kennie E H Wool Frank App W G Jamison and H S assistant Washington representative.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
American Farm Bureau
Shipping Board
C. B. Bradfute
Kennie
E. H. Wool
Bowling Green
Frank App
Trenton
N. J
W. G. Jamison
Laveta
Cole
H. 8
Michigan girl wins national honor in safety essay
Theodora Poole of Pontiac and Lansing Michigan wins second national safety essay contest for elementary students. Her prize includes a gold watch and a funded trip to Washington. The contest, run by the Highway Education Board with the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, awards 455 prizes in its third annual run.
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Washington, D. C
Theodora Poole
Pontiac
Michigan
Lansing
The
Highway Education Board
Washington
Naonal Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Willard Building
Poole
United States Commissioner of Education
John J. Aigert
A. H. Reeve
National Congress of Mothers and
Parent-Teacher Associations
Philadelphia
Richard J. Walsh
Collier's Weekly
New York City
Land James B. West
Boy Scouts of America
Edwina Hull
Frontier
Wyoming
Lester B. Rolland
River Falls
Minnesota
Foals
Cirele
Fife
Pontac
Ming Poole
Mother
Mikey
Slater
West
Sears
Awim
Miss Poole
Miss Hull
Lester Rolland
Safety Game for Children at Pontiac Roads
By Theodora Paola Pontiac Michigan a call for youngsters to learn traffic rules and safe behavior as the coming generation. The text urges observing traffic, keeping to the curb, signaling when bicycling, and avoiding jaywalking or rushing into streets to reduce accidents and injuries.
My Share is Making the Highways Safe
In the automobile age the era of good highways is near yet peril remains. Ten thousand people die yearly in the country from careless driving and pedestrian errors, with children under eighteen making up a large share. A nationwide push for coordinated traffic rules and cooperation among drivers and pedestrians is urged to truly advance road safety.
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Kate
Jarga City
Cream Tests And Separator Efficiency Associ By H A Bendixen
Professor H A Bendixen of the University of Idaho outlines factors that affect cream richness and fat loss in skim milk during separation. Key points cover cream screw adjustment, milk richness, separator speed, inflow rate, milk temperature, flushing, cleanliness, smooth running, curdy milk, souring, and proper separator care.
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H. A. Bendixen
University of Idaho
Sklmn
Sharples
Want Ads and Listings from J Garman and Local Notices
Classified items include pears for sale at 91.25 per box and small boxes at 75 cents in J Garman listings Oct Lint. Also sale notices for Delicious Calls Geo Fenner contact 3551-2 and 0 412, plus a Ford Touring car and Underwood typewriter available via Davenport office. Apartment for rent at 121 South South Street with two rooms and sleeping porch. Money to loan on city property. WANTED a young man to solicit banners for national ads on a commission basis Box 1128 Boise Idaho.
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J. Garman
South Sth
Henry Ashcroft
Boise
Idaho
Always Be Careful on Streets and Highways Pledge
A reader underscores the need to reduce traffic deaths through education and personal responsibility. The piece urges careful pedestrian and driver conduct, adherence to rules, and public cooperation to make highways safer, including watching for children and avoiding dangerous shortcuts.
The Highway Safety Pledge For Young Pedestrians
A citizen reflects on traffic danger and outlines a personal pledge to observe regulations, avoid risky actions, and promote safety. The commitment stresses alertness for pedestrians, children, and the elderly, plus ongoing study of public safety literature to play a part in reducing accidents.
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Payette Enterprise
Payetta
Will, Wells
Theodora Paola
Ly Lester B. Rolland
Associ
Geo
Fenner
Payette Auction House
Underwood Typewriter
Davenport
G.G. Wherry
Fruitland
G. B. McKeown
Tel
C. H. Bowman
J. M. Swanson
Jennie A. Soule
West 52 Place
Los Angeles
California
F. TL
J. Walker
Meeckman
J. Denewall
17Th St
New York
Remington
Underwood
Winifred Coulter
F. Rothers
International Stocking Mills
Norritown
KODAK
Sena
A. C. Douglass
North 9Th Street
Louie Hubert
Edwina Hall
Megeles
Sincara
Mutual and Castle Gate
Independent Transfer Co
So, 7Th St
Heatrola
Wood & Spaulding’s
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