Predictions on the 1923 cotton crop prospects
The piece debates future cotton yields and prices, noting 1923 production uncertainty, historical fluctuations, and the impact of boll weevil damage. It cites Texas and southern states, discusses potential acreage, carryover stock, and market effects while cautioning about forecasting accuracy.
President names three cabinet and military picks
President makes three appointments: Hubert Work to Secretary of State, Albert B. Fall to Secretary of the Treasury, and Frank T. Hines to Brigadier General and chief of Transportation. Also names Charles St. Fortes as colonel in the Army, reflecting a reshuffle amid wartime needs.
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Hubert Work
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Mie Titerio
Albert B. Pail
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Mary & Mow
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Weather effects on cotton yield and prices predicted
The Pro srowsive Parner outlines how weather conditions and pest control influence the boll weevil impact on U S cotton. It forecasts crop sizes from 12 to 13 million bales and notes price fluctuations based on supply, demand, and marketing patterns, stressing farm receipt predictability for food and feed.
Bennepd Announces for Commissioner Place Lumber
Fragmented text discusses a candidate Bennepd seeking a city commissioner seat and touches on municipal regulation including reporting powers, asset verification, and witness attendance. It also covers high school facility concerns and a candidate pledge to address city needs and improve services.
Government aid risks turning citizens dependent
The Progressive Farmer warns that local aid from the Government fosters paternalism, as Congress allocates large funds to states on matching terms. This shift pressures schools, higher education, and public reading, altering public needs and aspirations through seductive policy.
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Woodsville electric plant runs deficit of five thousand five hundred fifty nine dollars
Woodsville, a town of about 2000, posted a deficit of 5559 dollars in one year from its electric light plant, a deficit near 150 percent of the plant’s revenue, with a 7 cent per kilowatt hour rate.
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