Advertising corn like oranges could boost consumption
The piece urges farm groups to market corn as vigorously as citrus, arguing a Farm Bureau advertising department could double corn use as food. It contrasts farmer organization with government handouts, notes rising print-paper costs, and comments on coal wages and Prohibition era topics.
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Rural Echoes on Wages and Morals in Iowa Notes
A column recalls labor disputes and old wage scales in farming and lumber, questions fairness of hourly rates, and critiques price pressures during hard times. It references miners, church life, educational contests in Rolfe, and a Fonda grocery theft, ending with remarks on Christmas advertising value.
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