Nebraska Defies Parties Boosts Crops and Irrigation
A Omaha World Herald column argues Nebraska’s farm push for larger yields and irrigation clashes with Hoover era farm board policy. It contends state actions favor production over party lines, warning of potential government control of farming if curtailment isn’t adopted. The piece cites dairy, fruit, and wine growers, plus regional leaders, urging broader crop increases.
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Omaha World Herald
Nebraska
Carl Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Nebraska Dairy Development Society
Hoover
Farm Board
Republican Party
Clarence Darrow
Baltimore Sunday
Combine
McNary
Senate
Growth of Co operatives in Britain and America
Century Quarterly profiles the rise of consumer co operation from Rochdale in 1843 to a vast global network. It notes 1.4 million Britons in co op societies, one billion dollars in annual distributable goods, and profits and rebates including 2.5 million in Co operative Wholesale Society distributions. It highlights U S activity with 15,000 farmers co op societies and 1,700 stores, plus local case gains such as a city coal co op saving 300,000 annually and a Massachusetts gas station cutting member prices by about half.
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Century Quarterly
Consumers Co-Operation
Rochdale
England
Great Britain
Cooperative Whitesale Society
Ceylon
India
Canada
Africa
Europe
United States
Massachusetts
Minneapolis
The Illusion Of Easy Money In F P A's Stock Tale
Franklin P. Adams reflects on stock market dreams and the lure of wealth without work in his weekly magazine piece. He admits he would never write if not forced by necessity, arguing that idleness out of work leads to disillusionment and that happiness without labor is the greatest illusion. He warns that wealth without effort is always fleeting.
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Farm Board
Washington
Dalton Doings United in Marriage at St Marys Church
John Van Anne and Teresa Kummer wed Tuesday morning at St Marys church with Rev Tschida officiating. After, a dinner was held at the bride’s parents home near Simla. The couple will reside on Marian Asbury farm.
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John van Anne
Teresa Kummer
St. Mary’s Church
Tschida
Simla
van Anne
Marian Asbury Farm
Walter Brestel
Chappell
John Green
Vernice Brestel
G. T. Harding
Claude and
Fern
Almena
Kan
Ethel Hardin
Lawrence
Kansas University
Roy Hardin
Herman Armuth
Margaret
Denver
J. E. Davison
J Rhoby
Sidney
Presbyterian
Ray Clough
Elmer Westerhoff
Rebekah
Borden of
Bayard
W. Osborn
J. H. Foster
Mary Davison
John Davison
G. T. Hardin
Herman Rehling
Gordon
R. E. Ware
Cheyenne
Dalton
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Kansas City Star
Kansas
The
Agricultural College
Univercity Creamery
Western Reliable Service
Duluth
Franklin P. Adams
Chevrolet
Delco-Lovejoy
Phaeton
SPORT
Club Sedan
Flint, Michigan
Wade and Hamilton Inc
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