Bailey Critique of Wilson Administration In The Record
The Record argues Bailey’s critique targets Wilson and cabinet members as socialist or leaning socialist. It criticizes government interference in labor and law, cites Burleson on cable control, and warns against pursuing a war-time policy into peacetime ownership. It compares farm profits from high quality stock to poorer breeds, urging improved agricultural yields.
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W. Bailey
Isview
Wilson
Obers
Bailey
Mooney
California
Cabint
Bur
Theat
Burleson
Senator Bailey
Sion
Mr. Bailey
Bother With Chickens They Do Not Pay Says Remark
A fragment quotes a remark about chickens not paying, reflecting a dismissive comment on a business matter and noting the speaker derides the birds as unprofitable.
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Ickens
Wilbarger County Farmers Eye Farm Journal Award
Wilbarger county progresses with six farmers planning entries for a $1,000 Farm Journal prize for the best non irrigated crop across alfalfa corn cotton wheat oats or potatoes. Nine entries already exist and one more entry will place the county in a special class with county wide Farm Journal advertising.
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Wilbarger County
Farm Journal of
Philadelphia
United States
Wilbarger
Farm Journal
Industrial leaders welcome plans to link labor and management
The Industrial Club of Chicago heard W L Mackenzie King urge wider labor participation in governance. He argues four parties in industry require full labor rights through conferences, investigations, collective bargaining, and representation on boards. Britain’s triple alliance signals active moves to grant labor a share in management.
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Libol
W. L. Mackenzie King
Industrial Club of Chicago
King
Great Britain
Foster's Weather Bulletin informs April temperature swings and storm forecasts
Washington D C April 3 1919 forecast notes warm waves crossing the continent April 2 to 6 and 7 to 11 with storm waves and frosts extending southward. It predicts very high temperatures early month and a cold wave near April 11 to 13 with most rainfall between April 4 and 13. Next warm wave reaches Vancouver around April 12 and spreads across the Pacific slope toward Newfoundland by April 17.
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Vancouver
Pacific
Rockies
Plains Section
Middle Gulf States
Ohio-Tennessee
Newfoundland
Tom
Fio
British labor crisis averted by talks with industry leaders
Miners, rail workers and transport workers united to threaten a general strike. The British government and industry leaders convened a council, appointing committees to study coal industry nationalization and transport and rail concerns. By May 20, solutions are hoped, with proposals including partnership and profit sharing to avoid radical socialism and keep industry running.
Electra man George Martin visits sister in Vernon
George Martin of Electra arrived Saturday to spend a few days in Vernon visiting his sister, Mrs. H. A. Thompson.
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George Martin
Electra
Verdon
H. A.thompson
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Vernon
Labor Crest
Washington, D. C
Hugh White
Child
Mount Pleasant
Wichita Falls
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White Produce Company
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Cleburne
R.A. Kelly
Tansport
Lie Maines
Boulshevik
Chicago Daily News
Trevathan's
Webster
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Herring National Bank
T. Herring
J. K. Johnson
G. ©. Mortis
Swartwood & Co
Texas Public Service Co
Dolman Capes
Georgette
Voile
Lockhart
Lone Star
M. G. Neathery
North Main Street
C. A. McCaleb
Home & Security
Waggoner National Bank
C. S. McColloch
Vernon Record
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Ir Flour Bell Milling Company
Texas
Belle OF
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Kell Milling Co
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