Nebraska Union Farmer Denounces McNary Haugen Plan
A Nebraska union farmer argues against defeating congressmen who opposed the McNary Haugen plan and against electing a congress to enact the measure. He says votes reflect constituent interests, with farmers from corn belt districts aligned with the plan, while food-buying districts oppose it. He contends gains are unlikely and warns further effort is futile.
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Houses of Representatives
New York
Mhem Con
House
Fragmentary note hints at hydro power project impact
A damaged OCR fragment mentions hydro electric works near Muscle Shoals and a war era generating facility. The text is unclear but suggests a village possibly affected by the project. No specific names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Uncle Sam Charges Off Bad Accounts
Fragmentary note reports government action on bad accounts and federal project issues. Mentions chief executive, milk sector, and mixed outcomes, with unclear context and stray references to sections and land. Provisional scope suggests a fiscal write off and policy debate.
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Sam
Interior Department Reverses Policy on Local Politician Driven Projects
The Interior Department in Washington is reversing its prior practice of financing every development project urged by local politicians. The shift signals tighter scrutiny and a move away from blanket backing of local initiatives.
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Interior Department
Washington
Missouri Black Snakes to Battle Texas Rattlers
Two Missouri black snakes will face two Texas rattlers before Texas state officials. The legend holds that black snakes harmless to humans can kill rattlesnakes. If the two winners prevail, 10 000 more black snakes will be imported to Texas to wage war on the rattlers.
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Missouri
Texas
States receiving most immigrants in nine months
Immigrants arriving in the United States during the nine months ended March numbered eight states with New York leading, followed by Michigan, Massachusetts, Texas, Illinois, California, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.
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United States
New York
Michigan
Massachusetts
Texas
Ilinois
Calfornia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
State university funding in 1925 fiscal year reaches 158 million
More than 158 million dollars were spent to support state universities and colleges in the United States during the 1925 fiscal year. Salaries for staff and employees accounted for more than half of this expenditure.
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United States
Latin contest draws 1200 students from 72 NC high schools
In North Carolina latin remains popular as over 1,200 boys and girls from seventy two high schools recently participated in a statewide latin contest.
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North Carolina
Frances and Parents Clash Over Advice in Daily Life
A father asks Frances about whether parents should guide and advise or yield to a teen’s own views. Frances answers yes to independent judgment, highlighting universal parent teen tensions. The piece notes adults’ frequent concessions and a recurring theme of the circle of blame in American life.
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Babe
Frances
Elephants’ Laundry Costs Hit $12,000 Yearly
The circus spends about $12,000 annually to clean and condition its elephants. Each animal is regularly shampooed, papered for readiness, and rubbed with olive oil to maintain coat and skin.
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