Secretary Wallace Sees Low Prices Harm Farm Economy
Washington reports Secretary Henry C Wallace warns that farm prices are far below prewar levels while costs rose, reducing purchasing power to 18 cents on the dollar. He says low demand and reduced industry trigger layoffs and a vicious circle harming both farmers and manufacturers.
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Harry Hunt
Washington
Secret of
Henry C. Farmer
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Farmers Face Hard Times As Costs Rise And Yields Fall
The piece notes 1913 farmer spending on fencing, now buying only 24 rods, illustrating stiff costs for farmers who previously supported society. Wallace warns large crops yield lower total income, citing 1920 and 1921 as examples. Leon Estabrook calls the American farmer a loser in 1929.
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Wallace
Leon Estabrook
Doctor Given Life Sentence in Kansas Court
Dr W A Nixon of Great Bend Kansas was sentenced to life in the state penitentiary after conviction for killing Arthur C Banta a prominent young attorney. Bond set at 40000 pending appeal with supreme court review planned. Banta foundDead July 7 beside his car after six gunshots. last seen with Nixon July 6. Funeral services for Minnie Butler Pratiey in Seattle.
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Great Bend
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Dee
W. A. Nixon
State
Arthur C. Banta
Banta
State Supreme Court
Attorne F
Harris
Hie
Nizon
Contraband Liquor Destroyed at Wreck After Prohibition Bust
Federal Prohibition Director Rey Lyle reported that only a portion of the liquor from the wrecked launch Milian aid was brought to Seattle as evidence. The rest was destroyed on the Grays Harbor beach. Belles of Jacob H M Bjerkholm and Andrew Jackobeen, of San Francisco, were found in the engine room and taken into custody by the Gray Harbor coroners.
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Seattle
Rey
Lyle
Grays Harter
Jacob HM. Bjerkholm
Andrew Jackobeen
San Francisco
Chrays Harter County
Coolidge Loses His Twang by Operation
Boston January 6 The vice president Calvin Coolidge has almost lost his famous Yankee nasal twang after a slight heat operation recently The procedure virtually ruined his overtones and altered his voice in public appearances
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Coolidge
Boston
Masa
Calvin Coolidge
Salute at War Hero Burial Marks Humble Military Tribute
A firing squad from Fort Lawton fired a salute as Private George C. Mitchell, killed at Chalons France on October 1 1918, was buried at Mount Pleasant cemetery. Honor services were by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mitchells parents Mr and Mrs James Mitchell attended.
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George C. Mitchell
Chalons
Frince
Mount Peasant Cemetery
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Balloon Cloth Offered for Sale by Director of Sales
The director of sales offered about 1,664,575 yards of cotton balloon cloth and 477,759 yards of cotton airplane cloth for sale today in Washington. The announcement lists large quantities and aims to attract buyers in the textiles market.
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Washington
Jobless Vets Seek Food for Their Fellows
Donations of food are sought by the Unemployed Veterans club for the soup kitchen at Roosevelt Hall 1616 Third Ave. The veterans provide free meals to comrades in distress until jobs are found. Movement endorsed by Councilman Philip Tindall and other veterans prominent in public life.
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Unemployed Veterans Club
Moosevelt Hall
Third Ave
Philip Tindall
Army announces bid deadline for cloth purchase
The War Department says sealed bids for the cloth purchase must be received by January 23.
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United States Army
War Department
Department
Waterhouse Reappointed Red Cross Seattle Exec Leader
Frank Waterhouse is chosen again as chair of the Seattle Red Cross executive committee after the annual election. J. McVey elected treasurer and J. K. Witherspoon secretary for the coming year. A business meeting will occur at 215 University St. next Thursday afternoon.
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J. ¥. McVey
J. K. Witherspoon
Red Cross
University St
Seaborg Named State Fisheries Supervisor
Ernest A. Seaborg succeeds L. H. Darwin as state supervisor of fisheries. Office headquarters are at Fourth Ave and Senecast.
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Ernest A. Seaborg
Darwin
L. H. Darwin
Fourth Ave
Senecast
Perfect Feet Contest Draws New York Housewife
Mrs. Donaven of Manhattan says she would rather bake pies than pose for pictures. At 39, married 16 years with a 15 year old son, she earned prize glass vase from Mayor Hylan for having the most nearly perfect feet in the city.
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New York
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