American Farm Bureau tour highlights hog breeding demo
The American Farm Bureau tour in El Paso County Colorado featured a visit to Myron Stratton farms showing five generations of Weroc Jerrey hog breeding. The demonstration echoed the Sna-Bre Shorthorn program begun in Missouri by Col Willi R. Napoleon and included 220 purebred Duroc hogs with a 14 head surplus.
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Farm bureau plans push with children's bureau cooperation
The Home and Community committee of the American Farm Bureau Federation outlines plans to collaborate with the United States Department of Labor's Children's Bureau. It aims to refit department programs to aid mothers and children in purat communities, led by Mrs. Charles Schuttler. The Children’s Bureau highlights focus areas including infant care, juvenile courts, care of dependent children, maternity, school attendance, and rural child welfare. It notes current coverage gaps in delinquent child work and juvenile services, with efforts in North and South Dakota and Delaware to align with rural needs.
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Children and Welfare Discussed by Farm Bureau
The article notes concerns over child labor and welfare as key factors in food production costs. It cites resolutions from the American Farm Bureau Federation, adopted in Chicago on November 14, 1949, arguing that child labor and long hours, especially among farm families, impact fertility and the cost of food.
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Ten Years of Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation marks ten years since formation last March, growing from county groups to a statewide body with over 100000 members. County clubs and agent-led extension work supported by Ohio State University spurred growth, wartime needs accelerating federation, cooperative farming and seed work expanding across counties, with new actions in marketing and transportation shaping farmer efforts toward the coming decade.
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The Greek riddle and sudden flood of questions
A fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century puzzle page presents a series of Greek riddle lines and rapid questions. The text mixes prompts about a sphinx like the classic riddle of the creature that walks on four, two, and three feet with contemporary wordplay and social queries, many of which revolve around puzzles, wagers, and remarks on analysis and reasoning.
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