Agricultural engineers push for bureau status in U S agriculture
Washington October 19 The American Society of Agricultural Engineers urges elevating agricultural engineering to a full bureau in the Agriculture Department. A rapid City delegation met President Coolidge to seek a funding shift or congressional action and to broaden the scope beyond farm machinery to new uses for farm products and near production processing.
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Washington, DC
United States Department of
Department of
Bureau of Roads
American Engineering Councl
Society of Agricultural Engineers
Arm Against March on Mine at Bradley
Federal and state investigators join Sheriff William T. Allison to examine the dynamiting of entry number one at United States Coal Co. Bradley. Officials value damage at 40000 dollars with sixty sticks of dynamite used. Mine cleanout and reopening plans noted. guards deployed to Smithfield Junction amid reports of a planned march on nearby mines.
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Steubenville
Columbus
William T. Allison
United States Coal Co
Bradley
JF Clark
Clark
Allison
Smithfield
Winstondear
Smithfield Junction
Bisulated Magnesia Offers Fast Stomach Relief
For after eating distress Ras snurness and bloating the Bisulated Magnesia for Stomach Troubles provides quick neutralizing action. Relief follows instantly and lasts long. available from any head druggist in this special form not acting as a laxative.
GOAL INDUSTRY LEADER DIES AT 67 IN CLEVELAND
A. A. Augustus president of Cambridge Collieries Co dies in Cleveland aged sixty seven after sudden illness and surgery. He organized Cambridge Collieries with James W. Elsworth and helped end the 1922 coal strike. Augustus was a Kenyon College and Western Reserve Academy trustee and was widely known in the coal industry.
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Cleveland
A. A. Augustus
Cambridge Collieries Co
Augustus
James W. Elsworth
Lincoln
Birmingham Agricultural School fair draws large crowds
A sixth annual Birmingham Agricultural School fair drew big crowds Friday and Saturday with lively exhibits and contests. Awards went to Charles W. Krapp for best dahlias, A J Clemons for top apple prizes, Mrs Ed Wagen for angel food, Leonard Gerber for Concord grapes, Junior Heyman for potatoes, and Anton Andrews for yellow dent corn.
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Birmingham
A. J. Clemons
Avery Baldwin
Ed Wagen
Angel Food
Leonard Gerber
Junior Heyman
Florence
Farm Bureau
Antonh Andrews
John Ffurr
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings show WEAF WIZ WOR WOW and WMAQ participants along with call letters and numbers for feature hookups. Real estate transfers include Helen Gideon to Hazel K Irons and Ralph W McPherson to Edna G Hamilton among many Lorain and Elyria parcels with stated prices.
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Helen Gideon
Hazel K Irons
Ridgeville
Ralph W. McPherson
Edna G Hamilton
Hogan's Ad
Lorain
Helen B. Blair
M A Nimon
Brownell
Frank Single
Austin Cook
Sheffield Land Co
E G
Mathews Sheriff
Thy Lorain Banking Co
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