Hoover not the answer to farm problems asks skeptical editor
The column questions Hoover's role in farm relief amid Coolidge and McNary-Haugen debates. It critiques Hoover's influence, cites editorials, and critiques political handling of farm policy, Prohibition, and public trust in leadership. It references Hammill, Rockefeller, Stewarts stock moves, and local telephone battles.
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al Smith
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Col. Stewart
Standard Oil Co
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Coll. Stewart
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John D
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Daily Press
Stewart
John Hammill
Hammill
Committee of Twenty-Two
Agriculture
Calvin Coolidge
Heribert Hoover
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