Labor outlines program for relief farmers at National Grange meet
Hartford, Conn. November 14. Louis J. Tabor of Columbus, national master of the Grange, outlined a five point farm program to relieve farmers. It calls for lifting farm prices through production adjustment and cooperative marketing, lowering costs and taxes, fair value measures, sound land and water policy, and stronger Grange and rural organizations. He cited causes of agricultural hardship including loss of frontier, machine age disruption, corporate finance, and falling foreign markets, presenting data on declining farm incomes and tax sales while praising an eventual AAA approach to adaptive agricultural progress.
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Hartford
Conn
Louis J. Tabor
Columbus
Tabor
Penn
Grange
Cmad
AAA
Farmers Hear Leaders At Ohio Convention In Columbus
Stanley urged education and democratic self expression to sustain production control and recoverment. Wallace to discuss agriculture, administration policies, parity efforts, and export markets with Ohio farm bureau leaders, plus national figures at the two day gathering.
Wallace to Speak at Ohio Farm Bureau Convention
Henry A. Wallace, secretary of agriculture, will address the 16th annual Ohio Farm Bureau Federation convention in Columbus. He will open the program on Thursday, November 22, during the session day. About 2010 members are expected to attend.
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Bers
Farm Organization
Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ohio
Farm Bureau
E. R. Bowen
New York
Cooperative League of the
Chester H. Gray
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Helen Topping
Japan
George Metzger
Illinois Agrcultural Association
Chicago
Frank Porter
Tennessee Farm Bureau
Henry A. Wallace
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Poultry Record Books Renewed for 1935 in Lorain County
Lorain County farmers show interest in records with renewed demand for 1935 poultry record books. Two types of books plus a calendar are available, including a general farm accounts book. The calendar starts January 1 next year, replacing the prior October 1 start, and many poultrymen have used these forms before. Nearly 40 farmers now receive a monthly economic bulletin on farming conditions and market prospects to guide marketing decisions.
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Lorain County
C. FE Himmel
Ohio
United States
Farmers Aided By Neighbors
GALION Ohio November 14 Farmers in this territory rally to help neighbors in need. On three occasions recently groups gathered to assist those injured or ill. At New Washington thirty four Legio naires and friends husked and hauled corn for Cletus Hartzer who was injured in a fall from an apple tree. Willis Whiteamire, next of here, had been confined to his home.
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G. W. Fletcher
Galion
New Washington
Cletus Hartzer
Willis Whiteamire
Plans For Farm Houses Offered
A new bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture in cooperation with the federal housing program announces more than 100 farm house designs. Blueprints for any of the plans may be obtained by farmers at the cost of making the prints, per county agricultural extension agent N Hummel.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Federal Housing Program
N. Hummel
Hummel
Capper Attacks Packering Lobbies in Meat Industry Debate
Sen. Arthur Capper, in a public letter, says the packing industry drains money from livestock producers to fund lobbies in Washington. He argues lobbies add a hidden cost via lower meat prices and urges producers to seek protections through legislation while noting packers are essential to the industry. The Kansan reported this on the Capitol issue.
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Topeka
Kan
Arthur Capper
D. M. Hidebrand
United States Livestock Association
Kansan
Congress
French Doctors Study Blushing Across Patient Cases
French physicians examine blushing, noting cases from nervous overactivity to thyroid issues and alcohol use. They report inconsistent causes and cures, with one doctor quitting practice due to his own blushing and another linking some forms to subconscious factors treatable by psychoanalysis.
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Paris
Dr. X
Record Set In Texas Drought
Texas endures its worst drought on record with nine months of 1934 rainfall averaging 29.86 inches across 200 Weather Bureau stations, 11 percent below normal. West Texas remains the driest, June the driest month, and experts warn soil moisture will be scarce at spring planting unless heavy rains arrive. only the Rio Grande Valley shows adequate water.
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Dallas
Texa
Texas
Texas Weather Bureau
Rio Grande Valley
West Texas
Belgium’s Language Split Noted Amid Rainfall Figures
The report cites rainfall of 0.82 inches versus a 3.20 inch normal for the month and notes Belgium’s 8 million population divided mainly between French-speaking Walloons at 42 percent and Flemish speakers at 48 percent with 10 percent German speakers. It mentions Plymouth’s historic Pilgrim route and a commemorative slab in the roadway.
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Belgium
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Pomonas
Stanle
Attie Bloomdale
Cemral Press
Oni
Poultry Record Books
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