Women organize Home Project work in Sioux County
Miss Neale Knowles of the State Farm Bureau helped Miss Wilson organize women’s Home Project work near Granville. About 20 of 23 townships are enrolled with plans to reach remaining areas. The 4th year clothing project includes six training lessons led by Miss Wilson. Roughly 20 women eligible to attend, two per district, with township and publicity chairmen. Farm Census schedules: 800 sample forms mailed by County Agent Rex B. Conn. more available at the Farm Bureau office.
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Neale §& Knowles
Ames
Wilson
Granville
Miss Knowles
Sioux County
Rex B. Conn
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Program Grant Township Meeting
The Farm Bureau invites members to a regular meeting on Friday evening March 21 at eight o'clock at the Farm Bureau Hall. A committee led by Sandy Green presents a program of community singing recitations songs piano solos and a talk on My Baby Beef. Vernon Green receives a presentation cup won at the Orange City fair last fall. Rex Conn County Agent with a boys club demonstration closes the program.
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Farm Bureau
Grant Township
Bobby Shaftoe
Pont Saeeteeene
Marjorie Belling
Bertha Beuzelkom
Wetness Owiest
Four Boys
Vernon Green
Vernon
Orange City Fair
Richard Green
Jones the Piano Man offers repossessed piano in town
A notice proclaims a high grade piano near town to be repossessed immediately. It invites buyers with cheap terms on balance and lists Jones the Piano Man at 421 6th St, Siour City, Towa.
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Jones
6Th St
Siour City
Towa
Foreign Oil Competition Rises Sharply and Tariffs Urged
A City National Bank report notes tropical oils surpassing animal fats and a 60 percent production jump in two years from 1927 to 1929. The piece emphasizes price declines amid rising supply and advocates American protective tariffs to shield agriculture and living standards.
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City National Bank of
New York City
Tropics
African and Eastern Trade Corporation
African Trade
Margarine Union
United ‘African Company
Anti-Oleo Bill Defeated in Congress After Heavy Lobbying
The Oleo bill to curb imports for soaps and butter substitutes failed in Congress after a costly lobbying effort by Palmolive Peet and other oil interests. The piece notes large overseas oil shipments, calls for dairy farmer protections, and critiques Congressional relief costs and tariff-related spending.
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Re Farmers Co-operative Creatory
Boyden
Dan Steck
United States
Philippines
Africa
Philippine Islands
Congress
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P. V. Lynch
Sheldon
Iowa
Rex Conn
Boyden Rendering Works
Boyden, Iowa
Champlin
Apia
Chick Y
Nutrena Feed Mille, Inc
Neas
J . Kansas
Judge Branch
Namie
R. BF. D
Sea Ree State
Farmers Co-Operative Association
Ford Motor
Hilton’ Brow
Gize
Cam Tiencwine
Specialiat
College
Eyiews
Indie Nabe
LeMars
Senate
Gardner Aursary
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