Farm Bureau Movement Aims for Nationwide Extension
Interest in a new farm bureau movement grows with Weber County and state groups backing a federation. An American Farm Bureau Federation will be formed with a Chicago meeting set for November to unite state farm bureaus, fund the enterprise, and broaden rural representation nationwide.
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Uteh
Weber County
Wes County
American Farm Burea Federation
Olin
Meta ‘Borard
United States
Everet True Lampoons Woman Suffrage Rally Riot
An article fragment outlines an Everett True style attack on woman suffrage, urging turnout for polls and ridiculing female voters. It discusses an international federation linked to farm groups, pledged funding, and planned organization with a Chicago meeting each November, detailing member fees and governance.
National federation plans meetings and officers
A preliminary meeting at Iinen New York on February 12 1918 drew twelve states to form a national association. G F Bradfute of Ohio chairs the committee with members Gray of USA Currwell of Vermont Ney of Minnesota and Frank M Smith of New York. A national constitution and officers will be proposed and elected while the secretary and staff will be hired. Each state will have one vote at the organization meeting.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Di-Verloc
States Relation Service
Iinen
N.Y
G. &. Bradfute
Ohio
Chester H. Gray
Ausaour FE
New York
Organization Committee
National Federation
Tangy
Colunbus Meeting Backs New Farm Bureau Association
Bald Chairman O. B. Bradfute praised the Columbus gathering as forming a solid representative organization of top farmers in the United States. The Chicago launch planned for November aims to aid the Red Cross roll call and expand relief to Scandinavia. The note stressed modern machinery and reduced reliance on manual labor amid growing export demands and supply pressures.
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Jesus
O. BE. Bradfute
Columbus
County Farm Bureau
United States
Chicago
Relief Work Preparedness for Disaster Roller
Amersin Red Cross coordinates relief efforts as part of its peace tame program. Res John E. Carver of the Incal chapter notes the third reusal of the organization will be held November 2 to 11. The piece highlights vast destitution from disasters like floods, fires, and disease, with thousands affected and no spectacular events guiding attention.
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Amersin Red Cross
Infaematen
Res
John E. Carver
Thxaster Rejic
Chinese cities roads limit car operation amid provincial funding hints
Fragmented OCR text hints at motor cars in Chinese cities facing road constraints, with alarms over potential provincial funding used for park or pond construction. A quoted line mentions a girl observing outdoor play and a reflection that opportunity rarely finds its far mark.
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Automodhina Ranmi
Shinsa Chies
Bo ‘Vada
China
Tay Agross
Iabe
Vasebadl
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