Parity for Agriculture Means Billions for Industry
Analysis argues that doubling agricultural buying power via tariff revision would add about 6 billion dollars annually, boosting both farming and industry. It claims the Mississippi valley region offers the world’s greatest market, with western states showing strong demand and minimal foreign competition. The piece urges industry to back agricultural parity to expand overall prosperity.
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Minneapolis 'Cribune
United States
Mississippi
Thin Regis
Republican Party
America
Manver
Iowa
Kansas
Kamehatka
Minnesota
Mesopotamia
Mississippi Valley
Parity and the Agriculture Bill Debate
Fragmented passage discusses parity for agriculture and industry. It questions whether industry shifted to support agricultural aims and its vigorous advocate in Congress. The note hints at timing and strategy without detailing specific actors or events.
National Circus of Washington Promises a Hot News Era
A breezy column notes a presidential senate clash over fiscal policy the lariat plan and other reforms. It argues investigations will flood voter attention but may be for show while stock market crashes and public interest fuel a massive press spectacle.
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Washington
Vie Senate
Senate
Edwin
New York
Towa's Smallest County Seat in Dakota City
Towa's smallest county seat is Dakota City in Humboldt county with 302 residents per 1925 census. It sits near Humboldt 2,217 residents, and has resisted moves to relocate the seat. The 1872 court house cost 5,000 dollars, lacked sanitary planking, and used stoves for heat. A fire proof vault was added years later. no major expansion occurred. Anamosa remains the county seat for Jones county. Potta wattamie and Lee counties operate two seats each to ease access, with Council Bluffs and Avoca hosting Pottawattamie and Wort Madison and Keokuk serving Lee.
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Dakota City
Humboldt County
Towa
Humboldt
Jones County
Anamosa
Pottawattamie
Lee
Council Mutts
Avoca
Wort Madison
Keokuk
Tuberculin Test May Be Appealed
Iowa rules allow cattle owners to appeal a tuberculin test reading. A three vet panel is formed with one chosen by the owner, one by the state, and one by the other two. Exams occur within 24 hours of the test result or 90 hours after injection. if reactors are confirmed, the owner bears costs. if the owner's appeal succeeds, the state pays. If no appeal is filed, the original veterinarian’s decision stands.
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Iowa Department of Agriculture
Board of Veterinarians
Clarion Rendering Works
Renwick
Bryant
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