Future Farmers Aiming High In Kentucky Town
The Future Farmers of America chapter in Stamping Ground Kentucky, one of 6300 chapters with 38 of 206000 members, built a $1200 headquarters, led a town beautification, and proposed a modern waterworks after testing well water. They raised a loan match and secured a federal loan for waterworks. Their speaker says farming is a skilled profession like doctor or engineer.
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Kentucky
Ivan Jett
Farmers of America
Knight Errant and Heather Mills saga arc continues
In Chapters XXIII, Slim forms a plan to protect Knight Errant from Bassitt and aid Heather who owns the colt. Amid racing fortunes in New York and Chicago, Heather confronts jealousy and dependence as Slim juggles obligations to Edith Ashleigh, Flo Kane, and his own future, while Knight Errant’s fate hangs on a shifting alliance and a fall planned back to California.
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Heather
Slim Maynard
Charlie Bassitt
Slim
Knight Errant
Colt
Bassitt
Knight
Heather Mills
Edith Clarke Ashleigh
Edith
Edith Ashleigh
Arlington
Matt Biddle
Flo Kane
Flo
Chicago
Snapper
Lake Front
California
Carmel Valley
Suffolk
Belmont
Aqueduct
Rockingham
Comanche
Ashleigh
Saratoga
Adirondack
Jack McDonald
King Features Syndicate
Iaa
Quality Pay Systems Attract Natural Talent For Jobs
A discussion notes that pay quality can influence attracting and retaining naturally skilled young workers. The idea is that a decent pay system could draw in and hold more of those inherent abilities, suggesting compensation quality matters beyond rigid specifications.
Governor Miles weighs special session on unemployment benefits
Governor Miles doubts the advisability of a special session to secure benefits under the new federal unemployment law. Many oppose unless urgent and benefits exceed session costs. Special sessions are not always in the people's interest. the governor favors caution.
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Miles
Governor Miles Announces Run For Governor Next Year
Governor Miles says he will seek the governorship again at the primaries and election next year amid reports of opposition. He faces potential strong challenge if Clyde Tingley runs, though many believe an official performing moderately is due a second term, a factor that lightly favors the incumbent.
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Miles
Clyde Tingley
Future Farmers of America shaping productive rural youth
Tens of thousands of country boys become wealth producing, responsible young people through the Future Farmers of America, an organization of rural youth trained in agriculture. Farnsworth Crowder profiles the program in Rotary’s Rotarian Magazine.
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Future Farmers of America
Farnsworth Crowder
National emergency response in 1927 flood aid
The account recalls 1927 Mississippi Valley flood relief using private loans and voluntary funding. President Coolidge urged business leaders to raise capital to back Farm Credit measures, producing over ten million dollars in farm credit without government appropriation. A Floods Credit Corporation mobilized assets to back local relief efforts.
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Valley Forge
Coolidge
Lewis E. Pierson
National Chamber
America
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Pierson
Washington
Chamber
Commerce Hoover
Floods Credit Corporation
Congress
Sidelights on the News a New Mexico Focus
Will Robinson notes the federal push to fix an unfair property tax system in New Mexico. Taos county shows only 30 percent on rolls. mapping and platting statewide by 1942 aims to correct it. The piece also supports a $900 yearly teacher minimum wage, arguing most educators deserve more and funding can come by trimming “frills.”
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New Mexico
United States
Department of Agriculture
Taos
Taos County
Of Course People Pay
The writer argues that over 700 men have taken out contractor licenses in New Mexico and expects 800 soon. The piece contends the measure hurts small independents and increases costs, comparing it to government labor rules and Ford v. Henry Ford cases, and questions how far this leads toward socialism. It warns that the public will bear the freight unless reforms occur.
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New Mexico
Allan Stamm
Henry Ford
Supreme Court likely for Capitol tax cases in three venues
Mixed feelings surround an instrument tax to rebuild the Capitol with three cases filed in Roswell Portales and Clayton. Judge Taylor at Clayton issued an adverse ruling. Judge Patton at Clovis Portales may have laid out the judicial groundwork before print. A supreme court decision is expected after the Christmas recess. the public questions legislative power to tax without consent and the dictatorial approach from Santa Fe in funding improvements.
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Supreme Court
District Bench
Roswell
Portales
Clayton
Taylor
Patton
Clovis- Portales
Santa Fe
Dexter Woman's Club Dinner and Program at Lake Van
Dexter notices detail a Thursday night event by the Dexter Woman's Club at Lake Van club house with a 7 pm dinner, decorations by social committee, and hostesses listed. Members will be told what to bring. a roll call asks for spouses traits. multiple names appear with arrangements and entertainments by Mrs L Parker.
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O. B. Berry
Kansas City
Dexter Farent Teachers'Assn
Garcia
Roswell Wa
John.g. Anderson
Ella Yeager
Blanch Fellock
Violet Smith
Bishop
St. Mary’s Hospital
Dexter
Roesweil
Hagerman
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society of
Th Presbyterian Church
T. S. Stanfield
John Alexander
Dexter Woman’s Club
Lake van Club
Clem Krukenmier
John Bible
J. T. McNeal
Frank Thomas
L. Parker
L. Martin
E. J. Hubbard
Mmes. C. N. Moore
A. Durand
Raymond Durand
Jack Hubbard
George Wilcox
R. B. Sherrill
John Wier
Ray West
F. W. Stephens
Virgil Jones
F. L. Mehlhop
Belle Hurst
John Reid
Earl Corn
Hal Bogle
Phillip Monical
Tom Bogle
A. C. Pinson, Jr
Mary Thompson
Loman Wiley
Paul Whitman
Leonard Britt
Geo. Lewis
Frank Wortman
Theo Garrison
Louie Heick
Mrs. Condencer
Tennessee
Chavez urges base setup for army air unit in Albuquerque
Senator Dennis Chavez returning from a tour of military air centers said he would push for an army air unit in Albuquerque. He noted strong national defense overall but weak anti aircraft units and argued the city would be an ideal site for an army supply depot or air school.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Congressional Committee
Kansas
Chavez
Denver
United States
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Errant
State Supreme Court
Blue
Kiwanis
Ad Club
Rotary
Lions
Siwash
Bill
Mamie
Will Robinson
Chaves
Clarence Cooper
Eddy
Lea
Roosevelt
Curry
Comptrollers Office
Dexter News
John G. Anderson
Virgil Henry
J. E. Senn
Virgil
Senn
Heau
Donald Duck
Moseley’s
SS Sar
Donald
The
Associated Press
Los Lunas
Albuquerque High
Las Vegas Normal High
Baten
Lourdes
St Catherine’s
St. Michaels
Underwood
Pee Valley Typewriter Company
Pecos Valley Typewriter Co
West
4Th St
East Second Street
Walt Disney
Don’torry
Coronado
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