Farmers Woes Economic Not Political Says Wallace
Atlanta November 24 Farmers troubles across the United States are economic and not political and will continue until farming is run on business lines. Henry C Wallace Secretary of Agriculture told the third annual convention of the American Farm Bureau Federation that help should follow crops to the consumer and focus on agricultural business. He warned the present mood is the worst in history and noted Congress has passed more farm relief legislation in eight months than in any comparable period. He cited bank slowdowns delaying War Finance Corporation loans of 21 000 000 to 2 000 000 daily and opposed government price fixing as it would spur overproduction harming producers.
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Atlanta
United States
Henry C. Wallace
Agriculure
Vention
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Department
Congress
War Finance Corporation
Taking Desperate Chances With Cold Remedies
The item warns that many people ignore proper cold treatment and suffer repeated infections, weakening lungs and inviting serious illness. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a known inexpensive cure for bad colds, urging readers to prevent complications by treating promptly.
Be sure to see Prof Pepp at the Opera House
The notice invites readers to attend a Thursday night performance by Prof Pepp at the Opera House. Additional details are not provided in the readable text.
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Prof. Pepp
Opera House
Charles Foust
Warren
Prof
Pepp
Farmers to Meet at Van Buren Township Library
The Van Buren Township Farmers Federation will hold a meeting Friday night at 7:50 in the library. A state speaker will discuss Helping Solve the Farmers Problems. K. L. Camblin, Secretary invites attendees.
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van Buren
Feder
Ation
Purdue Short Course January 9 to 13 at Purdue
The annual Indiana farmers short course at Purdue University will run January 6 to 18. Dean J H Skinner expects the largest attendance in university history. Programs include animal and crop sections for men, home economics for women, with many livestock and crop groups meeting during the week. Economic production and better marketing methods are emphasized.
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Purdue University
J. H. Skinner
College of Agriculture
Purdue
President Harding Signs Anti Beer Bill
President Harding signed the anti beer bill today in Washington converting it into law. It restricts beer sales for medicinal use and curbs physician issued prescriptions of wine and liquor. The act expands prohibition to U S possessions and outlines penalties for unauthorized searches.
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Washington
Harding
Treasury departmeNt
Prohibition
Bil
Fe Sargin Islands
The
United States
Constipation remedy claim for Chamberlain's Tablets after supper
An ad claims two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper ensure a healthy bowel movement and relieve dullness from constipation. It asserts gentle action without unpleasant effects and improves liver-related disorders.
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Chamberlain
Notice to Hunters on Bollhoefers Property
Notice forbids hunting trapping or trespassing on the lands of Mrs A A Bollhoefer. Property owner asserts strict prohibition and warns violators may face consequences.
No Hunting Notice on Adam Hilliarh Farm
Hunting trapping or trespassing on my farm is strictly forbidden. Public warning posted by Adam Hilliarh on the property. Notices warn trespassers of legal action and penalties.
Miss Lucille Kribbs Visits Relatives in Van Buren
Miss Lucille Kribbs of Marion spent the weekend with relatives in Van Buren.
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Lucille Kribbs
Marion
van Buren
Loyal Workers Class Party at Union Chapel
The Loyal Workers Class of Union Chapel Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Boyd White Friday night November 25. A brief program and business session set plans for a future box social. Oyster soup and accompaniments were served. The group enjoyed music games and contests with many members listed among attendees.
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Union Chapel
Boyd White
Elizabeth Hyatt
Mable Shuff
Geneva
Leona Druckemiller
Mamie Shu
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Popular With Mothers
The soothing and healing remedy is praised for its pleasant taste and prompt cures. It is especially valued by mothers of young children for colds croup and whooping cough and it is stated to be free from opium and other harmful drugs.
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Grant Court
Notice is here by given to creditors heirs and legatees of William D Corey deceased to appear in Grant Circuit Court Marion Indiana December 19 1921 and show cause why final settlement accounts with the estate should not be approved Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness the Clerk of Grant Circuit Court 26th day of November 1921 8 A Connelly Clerk dec 1 8 15
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William D. Corey
Grant Circuit
Marion
Indiana
A. Connelly
Grant Circuit Court
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Puckett & Son
Upland
K. L. Camblin
Diana Farm
Ned Conweli
A. A. Bollhoefer
Adam Hilliarh
Sugar Creek Creamery CO
Mrs. Orvis Breedlove
Loyal Workers Class Party
Hogin-McKinney Co
Acaen
Sime Souvare
BAPTO
Automobile License Department OF the Secretary OF State For
Grant County and
Surrounding Territory
Hoosier State Auto Association
Fenwcenet En Grremtyanbe
Sargent’s Bread
Sargent’s
Sargent Bakery
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