Agriculture Leadership for a New Economic Pattern
Addressing the 1931 Farm Bureau audience, E G Peterson of the Utah State Agricultural College argues American agriculture must organize and lead with capable leadership to compete with highly organized industry. He warns failures stem from weak leadership and calls for a coordinated, long-term effort, linking labor and industry to wage policy, credit, and national wealth distribution. He stresses the need for strong producer organizations to sustain industry, raise productivity, and guide a hopeful return to prosperity.
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Mittens Claim World Record In A Beam Of Cold
A 44 year old railway flagman William Bough ton wears woollen mittens believed to be a world record for quality. Knit by Mrs Finchin of Hudson Illinois from home spun yarn, the mittens remain serviceable on every cold day across Minok Illinois.
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Wm. Boughton
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Lbst
Finchin
Hudson Illinois
Optimism on Wool Prices in Texite Apparel Analysis
Texte Apparel Analysis foresees higher wool prices in 1933 than 1931 with a likely rise of five to ten cents per pound before end of 1932 despite record world production. The bureau expects only a modest gain and notes no more than a fifteen cent increase.
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Cation of Texte Apparel
Bureau
Wool consumption in 1931 up 67 million pounds from 1930
United States wool consumption excluding carpet wool for the first eleven months of 1931 totaled 386.9 million pounds, an increase of about 67.38 million pounds over the same period in 1930, according to figures from the National Wool Marketing Corporation.
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United States
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Southwest Texas Wool and Mohair Marketing Corporation of
del Rio
Wool consumption in November 1931 totals 29.35 million pounds
November 1931 wool consumption reached 29.354 million pounds excluding carpet wool, 4.57 million pounds above the same month in 1930. December reports are not yet received to finalize total 1931 consumption.
Electric range with oven and two plates for sale
Classified notice offers an electric range priced 39.0 dollars and describes a range equipped with an oven and two plates. Contact Phone 17 in Arizona.
Briggs Family Table Talk Wholesome New Year main dishes
Mother Briggs plans inexpensive dinners with meat and vegetables in white sauce. Corned Beef Hash and Corn Chowder are prepared with butter onions potatoes milk and water, including cooking steps, yields, and serving guidance for about fourteen servings.
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Mother Briggs
Wool Growers Report Sells Majority of 1931 Wools
R R E Jones manager of the Minneston Cooperative Wool Growers association reports that over three fourths of the 1931 wools are sold at very satisfactory prices. The statement signals strong demand and favorable market conditions for growers.
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R. E. Jones
Minneston Cooperative ‘Wool- Growers
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