Farm relief and Hoover policy stir Washington talk
The piece weighs farm relief debates during the short session with senators Borah Brookhart and Dickinson resistant to action while Hoover stance remains unclear. It argues co operative marketing, tariff revision, and price fixing as routes to relief, notes Coolidge favors cooperative methods, and critiques stock speculation and political currents shaping farm and national policy.
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