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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
5
Peter Radford argues distribution, not production, as the key issue in agriculture. He notes global cropland and rising output outpacing population, urges improved marketing and cooperative government-business action to prevent waste and ensure profitable markets.
The text argues that over production and crop mortgages push farmers into ruinous competition. It advocates organization and cooperative marketing as the remedy, noting Rice Cream all winter at Obel's.
The Dalton lecture series presents the Garret Glee Club in Lincoln avenue school auditorium at 8 o clock Friday January 16 with 18 members led by Professor Carr. The program features Glees dramatic readings solos and minstrel numbers with tickets at Lund's Drug Store and reserve seating opening Wednesday morning.
The John D. Rockefeller educational board reports Iowa farmers average $1,000 yearly, while most southern farmers earn about $150 annually. The data suggests farmers are not capturing most of the money generated in agriculture.
Do not miss Zudora showing at the Riverdale Theatre every Saturday with screenings for local audiences.
A competitive Civil Service examination will be held in Chicago on Saturday February 13 1915 for the Rural Letter Carrier post in Cook County. Eligible registers will be kept. after one year of satisfactory service a carrier may transfer to other postal positions subject to Civil Service rules. Only male US citizens domiciled in the county territory may apply. Applications on Form No 1341 must be sent to the United States Civil Service Commission Washington DC.
The Dress Making School in Harvey announces a winter term starting January 4, 1915. Enter before January 18 to receive the former price per term. Address: 158rd St. and Center Ave. Harvey.
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