Grocers plan worldwide study to cut distribution costs
The Associated Grocery Manufacturers, representing 230 leading firms, will investigate reducing distribution costs to lower consumer prices. President Hoover and Commerce Secretary Lamont voiced support. The aim is to raise sales volume by lowering costs, noting that high distribution costs raise prices both abroad and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Hoover
Commerce
Lamont
H.R. Crackett
They Associated
America
Agriculture Debt to the Rural Press Report
The Department of Agriculture and land grant colleges released a study comparing costs of influencing farm home practices. It finds news service the cheapest method, yielding far more results per unit spent than extension exhibits. The rural press distribution amplifies this effect, aiding farm income and rural living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Ling
America
Hog Cholera Dangers and Vaccine Hope
Reports from the Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association show hog cholera is more virulent this year. Vaccination and sanitation reduce losses. last year Iowa losses reached 2,707,876 head before preventive measures lowered damage. A seadrome project between New York and Bermuda plans landing pads at 1,200 feet long costing 1,750,000 dollars. Railroad robberies fell 93 percent over ten years. automobile crimes rise, with anti crime sentiment noting no reprisal when money is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Veterinary Association
Lowa
Why Are We Disliked By The World
A reflection on global views of the United States as greedy exploiters. It argues Americans are not surveyed to hold such beliefs, cites Near East Relic citizens donating 100000000 for famine relief, and notes war debts were lenient. It asserts U.S. humanitarian work and a stance of justice and peace despite European fault lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
A ‘Yelief
Eskimo Tends Arctic Light Aids Needy Man Tale
A 1924 Tipara Alaska lighthouse report details Frederic W. Goodman in a cabin 107 miles within the Arctic Circle keeping a light. He hires an elderly Eskimo Kunuk at ten dollars a month, enabling his survival. A Greenwood Arkansas tale adds a school gift and a social seating quip at Washington events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce
Paint Hope
Tipara
Alaska
United? States
Frederic W. Goodman
Uneight
Arctic
Circle
Kunuk
Federal Reserve may curb speculation in stock and politics
The board could limit both stock market speculation and political speculation in Washington. The note suggests stronger actions might yield greater public benefit by constraining speculative activity in financial and political arenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federal Reserve. Board
Ted
Washington
Vitamins Found In Hash Surprise Not
The announcement notes vitamins found in hash with little surprise. It mentions that nearly every ingredient in the dish also contained vitamins. The report reflects a casual, curiosity driven tone about a medicinal or nutritional claim attached to the hash.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peoples Savings
Bank Hardy
Iowa
Il’ Hanson
Laverade
Jo Hanson
Miller Wergeland
Alfred Evsland
E. W. Anliker
Henry Ericksen
Ponting Big Six
Pontieaceig
Pontine
Pontin Ty
Ely
Tapelee
Tapelee Tha Iourkel Bera
Getea
Ahaltet
Foo
Ferat Crengiarista Suctantotitia Valves
Ceesuriea
Penibac
Faker
Memptac
Fas
Panilee
Stlek
Telteers
Aurnpers
Spring Rovers Oput
Favejoy Shock
Aheorberr
Equilp
Avert
Alighicestea Coats Geneet
Mintonnenate
Renwick Auto & Implement Co
Renwick
Lewa
Renwick Rendering Company
New York
Bermmda
Yeas
Tully
Tam
Greenwood
Ark
Mexander Legge
New Farm Board
Renwick Savings Bank
Humboldt County, Credit Board
Ain
Pioneer Service Co., Inc
County Credit Board
Tray
Humboldt County: Credit Board’ Pioneer Service Co., Inc
lown-Minnesota
Town City
Wm. Beenen
Graf Zeppelin