Secretary Jardine may resign to lead Florida citrus group
Washington October 18 The agriculture secretary William Jardine hints at leaving the cabinet for a Florida Fruit Growers Exchange position He says there is nothing definite yet but would consider retirement for a fitting opportunity He is drawn to a planned Florida organization to coordinate citrus production and distribution with him as head at a high salary The plan echoes a former Hoover era offer to run the Florida citrus industry
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Washington, D. C
William Jardine
Florida Fruit Growers Exchange
Florida
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Florida Citrus Growers Organization
Florida Group
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Crowds Grow as Braves Field Readies for Fall Events
Visitors recount seating and auto traffic surges at Braves Field home of the Hoston National League baseball club. Anticipation builds for football games this fall with large crowds and ongoing pedestrian activity amid evolving fashions and public interest.
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Braves Field
Hoston
Two Happy Homes Recall Lydia E Pinkham's Medicine
Letters from Mrs Goldie Shoup of St Joseph and Mrs Storms of Paterson praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The two women, once run down, say the remedy restored strength and health, easing daily chores and improving family life. Advertiser notes many similar endorsements.
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St Joseph
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Question on Jardine as Secretary of Agriculture
The piece argues Mr Jardine should pursue the role in an agricultural marketing experiment but notes discord among growers and within administration over farm relief revisions. It cites private forecasts that he will not finish his term and highlights the secretary’s difficult, thankless position amid conflicts with Hoover supporters and western farm forces.
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Farm leaders favor Renick W Dunlap as successor
Discussion in farm circles centers on who will follow in the secretary position with Renick W Dunlap of Ohio seen as the logical successor. He has built a strong reputation by supporting department policies while winning favor with farm organizations.
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North Dakota
Jacob Molise
Kansas State
Renick W. Dunlap
Ohio
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