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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1925

Page

6

Puzzle clues and sale notice mixed in OCR fragment

A fragmented OCR page shows a list of clues for a puzzle along with a notice of sale. Items reference fruits, metals, weights, and various definitions, plus a cryptic sale entry and scattered letter codes. The readable portions imply a mixed page of puzzle answers and a legal or public sale notice.

Cemetery Meeting for Crum Packer Plot Cleanup

All persons interested in the Crum Packer cemetery will meet Monday August 31 at one o clock for the purpose of cleaning the cemetery. Will R.

Crumpacker

HUBBELLS SPEECH on Federal Co operative Laws 1921

The speech argues Congress chose empowering farmers to market through central markets and self organized agencies rather than government alone. It notes the Chicago Board of Trade and Chicago Stock Yard Company as marked marketing bodies whose futures trading influences wheat prices globally.

Congress Great Central Chicago Board of Trade Illinois Congressional Chicago Stock Yard C Company Ter

Farmers Embrace Cooperative Law To Reclaim Markets

Government opened public markets to agricultural corporations in 1921 and 1922, spurring 39 states to adopt cooperative laws. Farmers are urged to study federal and state rules to counter manipulators and gain fair prices, with decades of practice by speculators under the system.

Cate Joan Apt Congress Missour Farmers' Association Inc Supreme Court Missouri

Public Stock Yard Law Challenge in Supreme Court

Farmers sue Henry C. Wallace Secretary of Agriculture seeking injunction to block him from taking charge of the great stock yards. plaintiffs claim the law unconstitutional and appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States for relief.

Taz To Et Mae Seuss & Stone Notte Est Snd Henry C. Wallace Aculties United States Supreme Court of the United

Purification Health Claim Promotes Calotabs Course

Physicians tout Purification as foundation of health and urge readers to cleanse the system with Calotabs, taken once or twice weekly for several weeks. Advertised as the greatest system purifier, with family and trial packages available at drug stores.

Farmers win in public live stock case Taft opinion May 1922

Judge Taft authored the decision reviewing Senate Agriculture findings and Federal Trade Commission findings on manipulation of public live stock markets. The Missouri case shows middlemen controlling markets and argues for farmer cooperatives and producer agents to restore competition and protect farmers. The article previews ongoing discussion and legal education for MF A workers and farmers.

Taft Stafford Wallace U S Senate Committee On Agriculture Federal Trave Commission MFA Congress

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