Revival Of the Farm Factory Seen As A Route To Agrarian Relief
Washington correspondent Charles P. Stewart reports Sioux City coverage on the farm factory idea. Lawyer M. Hatfield argues the revival of autonomous farming can curb urban dependence, with farmers producing food and goods and lowering cash outlays, while a buyers strike may push urban ingenuity toward a solution. State official Charles R. Fisher doubts long term viability of self-sufficiency. The discussion ends with the agrarian problem unresolved.
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Uncontrolled Car Kills Cow In Virginia
A car parked by Heal Pugh on White Top Mountain rolled downhill after starting on its own, hit a rock, bounded off, and killed a cow in the road. It then continued a half mile further without overturning. Posters sanctioned in Paris aim to promote lucky four leaf clover stamps for car windshields. Decatur, Georgia grows rapidly, doubling in population between censuses.
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One Door to Your Perfect Apartment in Chronicle Telegraph Ad
The Chronicle Telegraph ad promises a single door to the apartment you seek offering a better, surer method than canvassing. It urges readers to try the want-ad section to locate a specific unit without door knocking or long street search.
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