Statistics Show Blame Cannot Be Mid On Farmers
Dr. Waldo E. Grimes of the Agricultural College argues statistics refute blaming farmers for rural depression. He notes farm production efficiency up 47 percent, while manufacturing gains 37 percent. Farm earnings per capital invested drop to 2.7 percent versus 13 percent for corporate investments. Farm population declines as farming methods reduce labor needs and fuel intra-farm competition.
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Wichita, Kas
Waldo E. Grimes
Department of Agricultural College
Grimes
United States
Dr. Grimes
Birmingham Birthday Obituary Note from Sept County Line
On Sunday R H Ewell celebrated his 79th birthday at his Birmingham residence. Relatives from Milan Elyria Am herst Florence and Delphas gathered for the event. Local residents attended the Loran county fair in Elyria and others visited family in Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
R H. Ewell
P Ewell
Milan
D. BE. Ewell
Deforest
Cleveland
M. E. Ewell
Ardith
E W Gerber
Amherst
E J. Moidoff
Florence
A. R Ewell
Elyria
Earl W. Ewell
Leon
Delphas
Bert Ewell
Brighton
Ewell
Stewart Green
Milan Mir
Earl Hollice
Martin Buckles
Mars Bogart
Eliza Sanders
Harry Blackman
Willard Davidsay
G. Z .Lehnert
Collins
Social Roundup From Norwalk Elyria And Mentor Events
Mrs. Marion Bates and two children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Smith at Norwalk. Miss Rose Helmsath was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. B L Rice in Elyria. Mrs. John D Davidson and Mr Earl visited the Kuhls at Ove millon. E fair attendance noted by Mrs. Willard Davidson and Mrs. R W Moulder. Birmingham M E church organized with twelve members and officers listed. The Ennes family returned to Cleveland after a two week visit with Mrs. L cie Ennes. Sparck and Miss Agnes Smith of Baglaw Michigan visited John Pfarr. Elyria residents Fesler Pesler Vietzen and two sons with Virginia Fleming socialized with W A Moulder and Ella Brandau. Leona Ward shopped in Cleveland. Alfred Flemming family Coulton Knott Filmer Wright traveled to Medina Michigan and back. Rev WM Kinsley left for Delaware to attend conference. J A Hogan and family of Mentor spent a few days with J J Stoller.
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Marion Bates
Delbert Smith
Norwalk
Rose Helmsath
B. L. Rice
Elyria
John D Davidson
Earl
P. W. Kuhl
oVe Millon
Willard Davidson
R. W. Moulder
T. IL
Birmingham
M. E
Martha Lawrence
Myra Edgar
Robert Dennison
Hayley Davidson
Mildrid Snellenberger
Mildred Bates
Leroy Ennes
Cleveland
Libbie Ennes
Fred Sparck
Agnes Smith
Baglaw
Mich
John Pfarr
Arthur Fesler
Carl Pesler
Vietzen
Misa Virginia Fleming
W. A Moulder
Ella Brandau
Leona Ward
Alfred Flemming
Elmer
Berneta
Coulton Knott
Filmer Wright Motore
Medina
Michigan
WM. Kinsley
Delaware
J. A. Hogan
J. J. Stoller
Women Find Vitality Through Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Middle aged women with grown children report renewed vigor and engagement in family, church, and civic life when health improves. Testimonials from Mrs Harver Tockes of Shelbyville Indiana and Mrs Jxrx Nip BouLFRMAD Union City Ohio praise the Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, inviting others to write for more letters.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harver Tockes
Shelbyville
Indiana
Jxrx- Nip
Boulfrmad
11Th St
Union City
Xede
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Harry Weddeman
Pase
Aking
Mrs. Harvey Tucker
Bhelbyville, Ind
Sauls
Broad &T
S. Kaplan
Phon
Aves Reue VY
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