Southern State Farm Federation endorses wartime agricultural unity
A southern farm federation meeting near Muscle Shoals endorses Henry Ford's offer to lease power plants and dam complexes. Delegates urge bonds to finish Muscle Shoals dams, expansion of waterways, irrigation, and cooperative marketing across fifteen states with congressional support and new farm policies.
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St. Lawrence Deep Waterway
Far West
West
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Henry Ford
Farm Bureau Federation
Agricultural Leaders Rally for Credit and Trade Reforms
A Washington conference of agricultural leaders under President Harding endorses U S financing for farm products, calls ICC reviews for export rate preferences, and seeks legislative steps to stabilize the dollar. The meeting also urges Congress to investigate various price and market reforms in agri commerce.
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Jarhnini
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Conference of Agricultural Leaders
Harding
Wale Ince
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aarder
Vonipe Diasipie
Long search ends for Terest official Eaves Pashia
Turkish ex minister of Sar captured and to be turned over to Turkish National Government at Augori. Pasha was a fugitive since the downfall of the Turkarites and reportedly under death sentence for crimes including wholesale murder and embezzlement. He faced charges over the Armollins massacre and hid with large sums, while confessing to steps for fair exchange value and state and federal marketing measures. The narrative lists many policy requests and proposed laws on agriculture, storage, labeling, and interstate trade, plus Henry Ford’s offer to lease the dam at Muscle Shoals for fertilizer manufacture. Delegates invited to the conference include Lyday, Perrell, Wortham, Ousley, Hirsely, and K.
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American Cotton Growers’ Association
Dallas
Texas
American Tobacco Growers’ Exchange
Congress Jonge
Department of Agriculture
D. FE. Lyday
Geo. J.perrell
Clarence Ousley
Joseph Hirsely
Honsien
Local Notables List From Kleburg Area
A fragmentary ledger item lists names including George Jones, Sam Cows, B. Kleburg, Youngblood, Mrs. W. Mertin, Rufus Nelson, W. W. Turner, Biazeli, The Prior, and Chiyton with no clear event or roles attached. The readable portion preserves several individuals connected to the community.
Local Notes and Movements Include Atlanta Resident and Wichita Visit
Anson of Atlanta Georgia is noted in the report. M. Kemp traveled to Wichita Felts for business earlier in the week.
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M. Kemp
Wichita Felts
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