Congress Aids In Agriculture Reforestation Urged
Washington hears Secretary Wallace and Hugh Baker urge a national timber policy. They call for conservation, reforestation, and federal acquisition of barren cutover land to prevent a lumber shortage while highlighting recent farm legislation praised by the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Washington
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American Paper and Pulp Association
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Baker
Masons to Build Memorial Temple Near Washington
The George Washington Masonic Memorial Association has closed its annual convention in Alexandria and plans to raise four million dollars for a memorial temple on Shooter's Hill near the capital. Three million funds go to construction and the remaining million forms an endowment for upkeep.
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George Washington Masonic Memorial Association
Alexandria
Shooter’s Hill
Treasury issues new certificates to cover March financing
Washington reports the treasury has moved toward finalizing refunding of Victory notes and war savings stamps from 1918. Two new issues aggregating about 400 million dollars are announced to cover March financing and help bridge to mid May when the last Victory notes mature.
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Rumors lack authority on German Rus policy
Berlin reports Chancellor Cuno’s Reichstag speech added no new remarks on the Rus situation aside from denying rumors of direct or indirect negotiations with occupying powers. A push to curb speculation and assert no authoritative basis for such talks is noted. The article also mentions a proposed $100000 endowment by The American Legion to permanently decorate World War dead graves in Europe, funded through 11000 posts. In Washington, a Senate Oil Committee report warns U.S. may see gasoline reach $1 a gallon within years.
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Meat Prices Stay Relatively Low Across Fresh Pork and Smoked Goods
Washington report from the Institute of American Meat Packers notes wholesale prices remain at relatively low levels for nearly all meats including fresh pork cuts and smoked products, reflecting a favorable market for buyers.
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Institute of American Meat Packers
American Coal Shipment to Germany From Hampton Roads
A Norfolk, Virginia report states a shipment of American coal to Germany, tied to the Ruhr mines seizure by France. The cargo is dispatched in portions from Hampton Roads.
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Norfolk, Va
Ruhr
Hampton Road
County Commissioners Hold Meeting in Cheyenne County Nebraska
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met after adjourning to fill vacancies from the November 7 1922 election. George W Line I I Woods Harry Warner and Fred Stephens named precinct assessors and bonds approved for Adams Shimka and George W Line. A deputy county attorney was appointed, and a resolution praised ex commissioner J T Teel for service and a welfare proposal by William Royer Rosetta Royer and Ada Royer was discussed. The board reviewed care for residents and adopted steps to acquire school lands for county home purposes along with numerous claims and expenses. The session adjourned to March 20.
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George W. Line
Lodgepole
L. I. Woods
Union Valley
Harry Warner
Potter
Fred &. Stephens
City of
Sidney
Adam Shimka
Colton
Motian
G. P. Kratz
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
J. T. Teel
Dalton
Reel
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State Department
Poard
William Royer
Rosetta Royer
Cheyenne
Mules Found Dead in Barn Near Wilsonville Nebraska
Farmer Ta Meader of Wilsonville reports two mules dead in his barn. They lay with feet toward each other, rope slack, no bruises or signs of struggle. He suspects a simultaneous, unknown cause for the fatal incident as described by the State Journal.
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Wilsonville
Nebraska
State Journal
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