American Farm Bureau urges wheat storage plan
The American Farm Bureau Federation backs a warehouse and intermediate credit plan to store surplus wheat. Gray Silver, Washington representative, outlines cooperative marketing to stabilize prices and curb volatility amid calls for bonded warehouses and government oversight to aid farmers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana Burea
Gray Silver
Washington
PhD Wes
Thera Inter, Minngnota
Aratatnta Carty Dureau
Dureeu Feducation
B. Mrudtutefi
America
Americas
Congress
United States
Warehouse Inn
Ivo
Department of AgMew
Inverwie Uiate Credit and Warehouse
Amurican Fann Buren Federation
Karl Cultura
Orgutitzs
Buren Teleration
Tunisia
Tie Macket
Europe
Gertoral
Michigan dairymen seek pooling to cut feed costs
Michigan dairymen advocate cooperative pools to buy dairy feed in bulk and pool orders to secure summer pricing. They note savings from centralized purchasing can reduce feed costs by 1 to 4 dollars per ton and improve quality with standard protein content.
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Miichigan
Ag Comeons
Hirmory
AlEina
Thoringia
Achim Dinizymen
Loreal
Vance
Deligney
Washington Sidelights on Propaganda and Comintern Ties
The piece reports U S officials accusing Russia and the Comintern of funding and directing antiwar propaganda in capitalist countries. It cites A M Whitney of the Washington section of the American Defense Society and describes a Russian document urging global press influence to spread pacifism and discredit governments. It notes actions to buy press, influence newspapers, and provoke strikes and worker agitation worldwide.
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Asington
Musela
United States
A .M. Whitney
Washington
Waste of
Russia
Auitewnerit
Lamachurcky
Ledshectst Prapnsmindht Abirenit
Tehie Cherin
Fiedle
Perenne Amenti
Thera
Agures
Nedule Pel
Aevensent
Communista Aragh Meleene Wert
Gogmaent
Farelyn
Atelkers
Workera
Hanse Aghi
Ani
Cupidrh
Commission Proposes Futures Trading Reforms and Grain Squeeze Safeguards
The commission recommends that grain futures trading be restricted to prevent squeezes. It urges daily polls on deliveries, a clearer measurement of total futures value, and strict delivery rules interpreted by a three judge panel. It also backs railroad storage incentives and federal aid for farmers to store grain competitively.
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Pirlees
Cheng Warril
Mike Pulle
Tutures
Sweeetling Cty
Sault Thal
Oyston Weil
Oificers
Henker- Ake
Enettiners
Keanu
Chicago Board of Trate Ghoul
Chicago
Sreison
Drectsta
Srain
Molly
Leo
Merchnt
Debts of States and Municipalities Soar in early 20th century
Rapid growth of state and local indebtedness in the United States is revealed by early 20th century research. The report cites rising bonded debt in Arizona California Illinois Ohio and North Carolina among others, noting huge long and short term securities issued since 1822 and ongoing growth into 1918 and beyond.
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Levdethexivexs
Tiuhotins Krown
Rarnty
cHiley
North Carolina
Olio
Webls
United States
Handel
Prehistoric Pottery and Designs from the Mimbres Valley NM
The article describes Mimbres culture pottery from the New Mexico Mimbres Valley, noting naturalistic animal figures, geometric patterns, and vessel forms. It discusses Walter Fewkes, expeditions, and how designs reflect daily life including diet, with mortuary wares found inside clay vessels and house burials.
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Mimheca Valles
New Mexico
North Amerea
Walter Fawkes
Hurent
Lonikutlen
Geometele
Desland
Fewkes
Lulpevals
Msilspesdt
Platenn
Hp East
Weat
Lorler
Mexico
Monument Tablet to Greely Arctic Expedition Heroes
A granite tablet to honor the sixteen American soldiers of the Greely Arctic expedition 1881-1885 will be placed on Cape Bathurst Ellesmere Island within the Arctic Circle. Presented by the National Geographic Society, the inscription recalls the 23-man 1883-84 overwinter struggle and the rescue, with General Greely born in 1844 and J. S. Bailey noted for leadership.
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Donald MacAulian
Fee Fluid
Cape Bahine
Ellesmere Island
Arctie Circle
Tatitile
Dingle Pasanzea
Nixteen Neers
United States Army
Greely
National Geographic Soclery
A. W. Greels
United
Henry
Aniz
Anothee
Ucter
Stassachusetts
Silver chairs and duchy treasures mislaid across seas
A fragmented account traces silverware and other duchy treasures said to have moved from Cumberland possessions via the East during crusades. It notes German knights and kings, loot returned to Boden, and current fears that priceless artifacts may leave Europe or be seized for war loans.
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Cemberland
Hem
Coen
Euigeorgu
Munover
Anglemd
George I
Queen Victoria
Duke of Cumberland Yuna
Gminden
Austra
Focker
New York
Plan of Operation Falls
A young man enters an office asking to borrow $37.50 and faces questions about repayment. He offers a car as collateral but the agent explains a chattel mortgage could be involved, while the man lacks clear knowledge of security and ownership terms.
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Joo
Lenny
Anil
Tie
Autos
Filmfam Memoir Sparks Debate On Publicity and Privacy
A fragmented reminiscence recounts social pressure around publicity for a film event. Figures including Helen Ferguson and Monty Danka are referenced while critics discuss the ethics of sharing private moments for public attention. The piece juxtaposes personal privacy with media spectacle.
Job's Comforter Irony in Biblical Allusion
Fragmentary OCR yields a discussion of Job and his comforters with ironic use of the term. It references Eltpina and Zo, noting friends who blamed Job and insisted his misfortune arose from hidden sins. The text exhibits muddled names and unclear causation.
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Job
Perano
Fragmentary note on a Charter grant and hospital use
A distorted passage mentions a Charter grant to Ontvoralts at Osfond and gownsmen deciding a matter about laying exposed matter, with instruction to send it to the hospital for the consumption of the rick. The text is unclear and contains many garbled terms.
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Edward TH
Osfond
Unclear text incident ends with surrender to mayor
An incomplete report notes an individual surrendering something to city officials amid a dietal law. The fragment references a small caliber firearm and possible fatal injury near a city area, with garbled place names and dates.
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Vel Burnett
Bla Firentina
Renus
Ark
Secretary of Interior Reshapes Reclamation Service Leadership
Secretary Work announced a major reorganization of the Reclamation Service to reduce engraver roles and place D W Davis as director in place of A P Davis, with Bret Weymouth named as engineer in charge. The move aims to streamline costs and shift toward farm support, amid disputes over funding and staffing.
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Te Interior
United States
Reclamation Service
Hla
Asb
Trula
D. W. Davis
Cor
Dato
Work
Hie Ronsaim
A. P. Davis
The
Se Durer
Reetmaation
Tan
Teen
1 Hive
Bhin
Dieau Eales
Phew Fel Weymouth
Asaiatant
Phaltion of Chiles
Bureau
Ehler
Seria
Cocaiintlan Srolicteck
Furmoce
Senator Johnson Visitors and a Heated Campaign Moment
The article recalls Hiram Johnson on a New York stop with supporters amid a tense crowd. Attendees shouted phrases referencing 1054 and questions of policy as Johnson faced questions on domestic politics and the world court while critics pressed for a plan for America.
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Tohnecon
Stetestann
New York
Eurngenn
Ot Loxperian
Namnteers
Meg
Fey
America
Eral Dineng
The Rise of Rear Admiral Moffett in Navy Ranks
The article chronicles Captain William A. Moffett’s career from command of Great Lakes operations to leading battleship Mississippi and the Great Lakes station, highlighting wartime service, sea duty, and rapid promotions. It notes Dawes praising Moffett’s wartime leadership and lists peers also promoted, including W. I. MacDougey and L. A. Bostock, among others.
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William A. Moffett
Pula
Great Caves
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Dawlelathi
MacDougey Clirge
Mayor Observatory
Washington
Adaitenl L. A. Bostrick
Be. Larimer
I. H. Schofield
Mecibet
Navy Admlr to Steps Down Amid High Ranking Shifts
The article details leadership changes within the Navy Admiralty with Eberle becoming ranking officer and references successors and long service history. It notes Garerilo and Denby involved in reshaping command lines, mentioning Far military postings and awards including a Distinguished Service Medal for prior academy leadership.
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Faedle
Admienal Rihert B
So Diego
United Suter Brill
Atal
Romans
Garerilo
Gerrice
Ufbeern
Denby Wis
Macy
Auiler
Sinpolls
Elirat Wereunmel
Sears
Sonymand
Washiegros
Fem Nail Aban
Fem Nail Aban Fa Jbig
Caeveleny
Morgan Faces Offstage Frustration With Camera Men
The article recounts Morgan’s irritability toward photographers aboard the White Star liner as reporters pressed him for comments. He rejects interview requests while remaining calm about future plans, mentioning possible trips to TLénton Seete land and relatives in Lane Gon and Paris.
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Europe
Momerie
Uth
Hammad
Inter
Tlénton
Lane Gon
Paris
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Myttenly
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SpringAelil
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St. Lary
St. Paul
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Kon
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Tex
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Cal
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Treasury
Quthocizet
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Wasshingtory
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IOIP
INIS
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Duke of Cumberland
Filmfam
Helen Merguson
Achener
Monty Danka
Los Angeles
Hiram Johnson
W. A. Moffett
Eberle
Navy
Morgan
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