Farm Radio Week Of November 26 Features Land Values Talk
National broadcast week includes Dr L C Gray discussing What is Happening in Farm Land Values with 14 station network. Daily talks cover wheat market, farm accounting, weather, and a Thanksgiving message by Dr Louise Stanley. Programs air 11 15 to 11 30 a m over KOA Denver with Washington updates.
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U. S Department of Agriculture
National Broadcasting Company
Great Central
L. C. Gray
Division of Land Economics
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Economics
C. J. Galpin
Division of
Farm Population
W. A. Sherman
Washington
KOA
Denver
High church official to attend ceremony marking old grave
A Katahdin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will place a marker bearing the insignia on Rebecca Winters’s grave east of Scottsbluff. Winters, daughter of a Revolutionary War soldier, died en route to the Salt Lake Valley in 1852 with Latter Day Saints and was buried beneath an iron wagon wheel marker later replaced by a stone monument. Attendees include Herbert J. Grant and his wife from Salt Lake City, with Grace Raymond Hebard of the University of Wyoming speaking on Pioneer Mothers.
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Katahdin Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rebecca Winters
Scottsbluff
George Washington
Salt Lake Valley
Union Pacific
Grace Raymond Hebard
University of Wyoming
Question of tariff raise held up during Hoover South trip
Washington reports indicate many demands to raise tariffs on farm product imports will be paused during Mr. Hoover’s goodwill trip to South America. South American nations resist higher U S tariffs, especially on corn and farm goods. Congressional support favors protection, with Coolidge able to raise rates by up to 50 percent, and lawmakers urge increases across farm products.
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MR. Hoover
Washington
Coolidge
South America
United States
Argentina
Congress
McMaster
South Dakota
Tariff Commission
Climatology Advice Shapes Local Planning
A stream of letters to the U S Department of Agriculture weather bureau seeks weekly and seasonal climate data for local planning. Governments and plants ask about prevailing winds to site facilities, odors, humidity, and air conditions affecting people and property values.
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Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Lewis Players Leader Guides Local Theatre Troupes
The Lewis players under manager and director Mr Hawkins have earned a warm place in theatre goers hearts. Hawkins has led the company since 1911 after moving from a large eastern organization and is regarded as an early settler with hundreds of friends. The group performs at the U S A theatre every second Sunday.
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Lewis Players No. 1
Hawkins
Lewis Players
Nebraska
U S. A
Interest in Home Accounts Shown by Demand for Books
Up to October 1, 1920 accounts books designed by the Bureau of Home Economics were sold by the Government Printing Office. Priced at 50 cents, the books aid planned family expenditures with a complete budget. They include sections for food, clothing, household running costs, savings, college funds, insurance, investments, and farm women sections for farm product value and canned goods. A marginal index and loose leaf format allow customization.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Government Printing Office
How to trim the family budget by careful accounting
The piece outlines end of year budgeting questions and how to improve spending plans. It emphasizes identifying leaks and unnecessary expenses, examining each family member’s share of resources, and starting with orderly account books to reduce waste. It urges practical steps to pare down, maximize income, and plan for next year.
Ranch Hand Forger Searched Near Seneca Mullen
Verlin Wuster, a young ranch hand last seen near Seneca and Mullen, is wanted on charges of writing no fund checks forgery and removing a mortgaged auto from the state. Authorities learned he was in Colorado custody but he and two other prisoners escaped, remaining at large. W. P. Miles moved his office to 1140 16th Ave near the courthouse. The Presbyterian ladies plan a bazaar and dinner at the Tobin opera house on Wednesday December 12.
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Verlin Wuster
Seneca
Mullen
Colorado
Tobin Opera House
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