Ford plan to industrialize farming would harm farms and communities
The article argues against Henry Ford's 20 day farm year plan asserting it would disrupt farm life, erode initiative, and undermine the farm home as a national asset. It contends weather, local knowledge, and on the ground labor are essential, and syndicate control would not serve farms or national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Ford
Mr. Ford
Illinois
Nebraska
United States
The Sixty Ninth Congress a Sightless Performance
A critique of the sixty ninth Congress calls it ineffective and empty of major achievements. It notes support for world court reservations, McFadden banking bill, and inaction on reapportionment prohibition Muscle Shoals power trust and scandals. The piece jokes that households will have time for gardening and golf while economic rain and snow threaten next season's crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
United States
McFadden
Power Trust
Sixty-Ninth Congress
Wreck Kills Trainmen Near Herndon in Blinding Storm
East bound freight wrecked when a following train struck the caboose near Herndon thirteen miles west of here. Ray Phillips and Chas Credit were killed along with four stock men. Storm impeded rescue efforts as fire and freezing conditions hampered aid. A blaze destroyed the Barlow residence from a defective flue and killed contents. firemen struggled through blizzard conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Phillips
Chas Credit
Herndon
Here
R. A. Barlow
Zimmer and Fuller
Barlows
F. J. Rezanina
South Divide
Rezanina
Gus Granneman
Harper
Andrew Krupica
County Newspapers Named Best Advertising Medium
The Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company will use newspapers almost exclusively for ads starting April 1. Advertisements will feature domestic appliances street lighting equipment railroad equipment radio farm lighting devices and meters. Alfred P Sloan Jr of General Motors initiated a campaign for country newspapers to advertise automobiles lighting plants and electric refrigerators. Sloan states hometown papers are thoroughly read and highly influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
J. C. McQuiston
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Round Mountain Oil interest grows in Wyoming lands
Local parties show interest in Round Mountain Oil company owning 1120 acres in producing Wyoming land. An oil seepage at the mountain base fuels optimism for oil prospects. Acreage around the area is rapidly claimed by prospective firms as residents confront local hooligan trouble and discuss measures. Simon Fishman’s millinery expands toward a metropolitan look with Ella Haynes in charge. Sidney sees a new lumber yard to be started by E J Sweet. Greenlee and Benson lease a former Mas trade room for storage. John M Adams of Grasmere ranch returns from visit south. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs C M Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Mountain Oil Company
Wyoming
Simon Fishman
Ella Haynes
Sidney
E. J. Sweet
Greenlee and Benson
S. Mastrade
John M. Adams
Grasmere Ranch
C. M. Wright
Nursery stock and landscape service catalogue offered
Trees shrubs vines and all nursery stock grown at home. Landscaping service and truck delivery available. Write for catalogue and prices. B C Johnson Florist Nursery Man Sterling Colorado April 15 For Better Used Cars Sidney Motor Sales Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Johnson
Sterling, Colorado
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the Telegraph
Guy W. Doran
Geo. R. Adam
Central Avenue
Cheyenne County
Zone One
Sloan
The
Free Press
Minature
Sidney Cafe
J. C. Proper
Sidney Motor Sales Company
Southland
Homer Beebe
Colored Orchestra
Hardy’s Hall
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Ice and Storage Company
de Laval
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Minneapolis
la Crosse
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company
Third Ave
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