PICKARD reviews Coolidge choice for attorney general
Edward W. Pickard discusses President Coolidge selecting Harlan Fiske Stone as attorney general. Stone, a New Yorker, longtime Columbia Law School dean, Amherst alumnus, and director of several corporations, is seen as a strong, reform-minded pick to clean up the Justice Department, and his ties to Coolidge are highlighted. The piece also notes political calculations and potential western progressive accommodations.
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Harlan Fiske Stone
New York
Coolidge
Harry Daugherty
Columbia University Law School
Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line
Department of Justice
Navy
Kenyon
Washington
Judge Kenyon
Borah
Senator Capper
Cleveland
Stone
Hough
Daugherty
H. M. Peck
Oklahoma City
Fall
Miller Brothers
101 Ranch
H. L. Scaife
Weeks
Guy D. Goff
Charles Hayden
Boston
Wright-Martin Aircraft Company
Scaife
Palmer
T. L. Chadbourne
Thomas F. Lane
Aircraft Division
War Department
Volandt
Air Service
LaFollette sweeps SCONLIN Republican primaries
Senator LaFollette easily wins the SCONLIN Republican primaries with a decisive vote, signaling strong party support. The result underscores his lead in the race and sets a clear path for the upcoming general election.
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Sconlin
Senator LaFollette
Why Wheat Farmers Should Grow More Legumes
H M Bainer of the Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association extols rotating wheat with legumes such as alfalfa clover cowpeas and soybeans to rebuild soil nitrogen and organic matter. He cites data showing higher wheat protein and yields, reduced need for commercial fertilizer, and notes on soil moisture retention and easier tillage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Bainer
Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association
Mr. Bainer
Minnesota dairying urged as key to diversification
Curtis Johnson, a prominent hardware store head, speaks from a small town about Minnesota dairying. He argues that dairy plus diversified farming can succeed regionally, highlighting farmer up coop dairies and purebred sires. He reassures against overproduction, noting per capita consumption statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Johnson
Minnesota
Lodge Pole
Johnson
Corn and oats costs in Cass county 1923 report
The 1923 Cass county farming costs cover the expenses of raising and cribbing corn and oats. It notes variable expenditures across operations, with data indicating crop costs and related practices influencing net returns for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Costs of producing corn vary widely in local farms
Thirty four to ninety five cents per bushel is the range found in thirty farm records summarized by the agricultural college extension service. Two tenants each with forty one bushels per acre paid two fifths grain rent and had costs from twenty eight to sixty six cents per bushel. The report urges keeping an enterprise cost record for crops with blanks available from county agents or the Lincoln college.
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Agricultural College Extension Service
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
When In Need Of Good Printing Call The Telegraph
An advertising line endorsing The Telegraph for printing services. It promotes quality printing through a concise, period-voiced prompt aimed at attracting customers seeking reliable newspaper printing.
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