Ford Decrees Gardens for Workmen and Land for Nonowners
Press reports claim Henry Ford orders future factory workers to maintain gardens with the slogan no garden no job. He supposedly offers land to employees without plots, risking harm to auto usage. Walter S. Gifford, new national unemployment drive head, urges modern youths to seek work and skills. Senator Couzens proposes one million dollars for unemployment relief with Detroit matching nine million. Louis H. Cook eyes U S Senate bid opposing Brookhart, having aided his campaigns before.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Couzens
Michigan
Detroit
Louie Brookhart enters in political campaign mix
The piece discusses Louie as a colorful, experienced, and potentially disruptive candidate in a contest against Brookhart, noting the odds and sentiment without clear outcomes. It also references politics and public figures in surrounding Missouri Valley commentary.
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Louie
Brookhart
Eggs and pullet crops shape next winter prices
The text explains how Pacific coast egg production and pullet stocks will influence fall and winter egg prices. It notes Western declines in hens and hatchings, lower egg storage, and expects higher prices if overall business conditions hold. Poultry keepers are urged to hatch early and feed hens well to ensure fall and winter egg output.
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Russia
South America
Middle West
California
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Idaho
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Pullets
The Two Neighbors and County Aid
A Manson Journal note recalls a tale of two men living side by side. One paid taxes and cared for the community, while the other, in need, relied on county aid. When tax pressure grew, the homeowner’s property was sold to cover public relief, raising questions of fairness and burden sharing.
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Murray
Oklahoma
Pocahontas
Record-Democrat
Arrow
Rolfe Reporter
Rolfe Reveille
Rolfe
Argus
Rolfe Tribune
Rolfe Arrow
Reporter-Reveille- Argus-Tribune-Arrow
Record- Democrat
Wagner Publishing Co
Wagners
Storm Lake
Spencer
Manson Journal
Early riser deeds and a boy’s regard for a dog
The Atchison Globe notes that rising early alone achieves little and what matters is the action taken. It adds a wry line about how a boy tends to value a dog more when the animal is worthless.
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Atchison Globe
US to issue large new dollar bills next year
The Boston Transcript notes plans to issue 60 million dollars in fifty and hundred dollar bills and a smaller amount in thousand-dollar notes. Bootleggers and gangsters are expected to seek them, while most citizens may only see them in museums.
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Boston Transcript
United States
Dangerous Road Plan Threatens Iowa Highway Finances
The Sioux City Tribune warns that adding 12 000 miles of county trunk roads to the state primary system could drain the primary road fund for a decade, risking bond retirements and maintenance. It praises prudent planning by the State Highway Commission and engineers while urging citizens to guard against political missteps.
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Engineering Department
Towa
Iowa
Sioux City
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