Farm Bureau Cuts Freight Rates Saving Farmers Millions
The Farm Bureau led a drive to lower railroad freight rates, saving about a third of a billion dollars annually for farmers. Actions include rail valuing cuts, grain and livestock rate wins, intrastate reductions, and a 10 percent cut on agricultural commodities. Egg shipments and perishables prompt improved packing and refrigeration efforts. The Transportation Department coordinates national and state efforts and the American Farm Bureau Federation was formed in 1920 led by Clifford Thorne and C. B. Hutchings.
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Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureaus
Eac
State Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Uc Deépertatén
Congressional Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Transportation Department
Chicago
Transportation Department of the
National Organization
Clifford Thorne
C. B. Hutchings
West
Western Territory
Buffalo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pistol Registration Law Did Not Pass in Kentucky
Assistant Auditor Arthur J. Doyle announced there is no Kentucky law requiring pistol or firearm registration. A prior House bill would have required registration but did not reach passing stage, and no such law became operative despite reports.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Arthur J. Doyle
Doyle
Sesson
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Lexington
Legislative Digest
Assembly
Boy Fatally Injured as Wagon Buggy Is Spooked
June Clark, four year old son of Mrs Iona Clark near Nichol asville, was probably fatally injured when thrown from a buggy as the horse became frightened at a train.
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June Clark
Iona Clark
Nicholasville
Kentucky Press Association to Hold Crab Orchard Meeting
Members gather for three days of shop talk and frolic at Crab Orchard with speeches by William Jennings Price and others. Sessions cover publicity tax county paper trends and job printing amid contests and an annual election.
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Danville
Kentucky Press Association
Crab Orchard
Spies Jane
J. Curtis J Alcock
Pep Buséne A Ou
T. Thty Eis Bencby
Ais
W. AL. Dawson
Oldham New Era
LaGrange
Alcock
E. J. Terrill
J. S. Haselden
William Jennings Price
Panama
L. S. Fitzhugh
Wilmore Enterprise
Clarence E. Woceds
Eustis, Fla
Henry Schott
Seaman Paper Company
Chicago
Association
Trom Mills Point
Big Sandy
Malcolm Bayley
Louisville Times
Russell Dyche
London
Sentinel Echo
Country Press
Enoch Grehan
Department of
University of Kentucky
Fili
M. Y. Atwood
New York State
College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Grehan
Atwood
E. A. Jones
Louisville Herald
Desha_ Breckinridge
Lexington Herald
Senator Haselden
Harry "Ggveiinoli
Lexington Leader
B. F. Forgey
Ashland Independent
Carl A. Hummel
Jeffersontown Jeffersonians
Police Court Hears Drunkenness Fines and Car Charge
In Judge G Murray Smith's absence, George F Ross led police court Monday night. Tom Roberts was found guilty of drunkenness and fined $10. A group of young men were fined $20 each for gaming. Allen Newby was fined $10 for drunkenness. Home McCune was charged with operating a motor vehicle in a dangerous and reckless manner and fined $10, but the fine was to be suspended on payment of costs.
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G. Murray Smith
George F. Ross
Ross
Tom Roberts
Allen Newby
Home McCune
Students Trials Postponed in County Court
The examining trials of Martha and J. L. Jones and others charged with illegally possessing teachers' examination questions and selling them were postponed again in county court Tuesday morning until July 14.
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Martha
J. L. Jones
Sunday School Growth At Salem Highlights Week
Farmers are busy with crops. Salem Sunday school grows more interesting with rising attendance. One local school term closed and families from Poosey high school and nearby areas visited relatives in Richmond and Buckeye.
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Salem
Creighton Whitaker
Poosey High School
Ina Hendren
Elmer
Ruby
R. L. Masters
Richmond
Ethel Agee
Eastern Normal
Eddie Dawson
Broad Agee
Marion
Flora May
Gunn’s Chapel
Sive Agee
Talt May
Buckeye
Callie Sebastian
H. A. Hughes
Booneville
Owsley County
Mary Campbell
Berea High School
Pound Hill
Pigeon Sets Distance Record From Lexington to Rochester
A pigeon released at Lexington on Saturday flew 512 miles to Rochester Wisconsin in 14 hours setting a new record. The bird is ten months old and belongs to breeder Ford.
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Lexington
Rochester
Wniewi
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Associated Press
Awas
Wright Kelly
Harlan County
Senate
Een
Mabley’s
Cincinnati
Cinclinati
Cincinnati, Ohio
Roa
Girne
Mars
Stanocola
Gras Orchard
Cottonburg
Vacuum Oil Company
Woods & White
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