Farm Relief Plans Move Toward Cooperative Farm Bodies
The Farm Board signals that relief funds will be lent only to farmer formed cooperative marketing groups with support from the board. Loans likely require financing through banks at reasonable rates before federal loan applications. Farmers urged to curb intergroup disputes and cooperate in marketing, while existing farm bodies may not receive loan recognition.
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Federal Farm Board
Funda
Farmera
Mioral
Aomvice
Farm Board
Tenna
Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
Armers Unions
Kossuth County Fair Plans for a Big Algona Event
Kossuth County Fair at Algona Fairgrounds will run September 2 to 6. The association plans extensive exhibits and improved entertainment, boasting large premiums in household and club departments. Improvements to grounds and lighting aim to attract big crowds and extend operating hours.
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Kossuth
Algona
Pioneera
Unett
Wey
Unclear snippet hints at officials and services debate
A fragment discusses a plan involving a yellow party and professionals writing prescriptions for a drug, warning it could block a postal service move and affect free Congressional Record access.
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Postal Service
William D Boyce and the Birth of American Scouting
William D Boyce, Chicago publisher and original incorporator of the Boy Scouts in the United States, inspired U S scouting after a London encounter with a boy who refused a tip by declaring I am a Boy Scout. He helped merge earlier American youth movements into the Boy Scouts of America and financed its growth for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
William D. Boyee
Chicago
United States
London
Boyce
Wood
Daniel Carter Beard
Ernest. Thompson Seton
Boy Scouts of America
William D. Boyce
Boyhood
Humble Beginnings and the Value of Hard Work
The piece argues that many successful figures rose from humble origins through toil and persistence. It cites Honeyard, Edison, Rockefeller, and Ford as examples of perseverance despite limited formal education, noting that pride in one’s early labor can lead to eventual achievement while shaming humble tasks can hinder progress.
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Honeyard
Thomas A. Edison
John D.’ Rockefellow
Ford
Edison
Explorer Stefannson Ends Year Meat Diet Experiment
Stefannson and all companions followed a meat-only diet for a year. They report good health and improved disease resistance at the end of the trial, challenging expectations about plant-based diets. Critics, including spinach and carrot advocates, may voice opposition.
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Stefannson
Various oddities from a summer newspaper excerpt
Scientists seek to rebuild glands and youth ideas while people debate lifetimes toward wisdom. Hollywood glimpses a half-made woman on horseback sparking interest as audiences miss horses. Explorers note Africa rising as a big game country and Chicago remains a rare good shooting spot. A logic study on hot days links stockingless fashion with fur neckpieces. The American government once recognized Russia as Rossia now seen.
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Hardy, Iowa
Neil Hanson
Lewis Saverade
J. J. Hanson
Miller Wergeland
Alfred Evsland
J. W. Anliker
Henry Erickson
General Motors
Pontiac
Mick
Iellnery Chargas
Benjera
Enrie
Corera Nuit Lorex
Tima Uaxmant
Flaker
Renwick Auto & Implement Co
Renwick Rendering Company
Renwick
Iowa
Kossuth County Fair
Oklahoma
Sing Sing
Wm. Beenen Furniture and Undertaking
Renwick, Iowa
Hollywood
Africa
Russia
Rossia
Paydy
LC Tugenut
Yortatio
Ors
Pheep
Pioneer
Naitimaak
Jpular
Wwinsten
Pampall
Midwest Aviation Show
Renwick Savings Bank
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