Washington Letter on War Charges and Armament
Washington correspondent recounts Sen Watson of Georgia accusing American soldiers of postwar hangings in France without court martial. Senate foe Wade of Massachusetts and others push a special committee to investigate, while the piece notes uncertainties and the need for full fact gathering amid broader debates on the bonus, postwar recovery, and the Armament Conference. The report also covers memorial events for the unknown soldier and plans for Farm Bureau 1922 programs and county agent duties in Ames.
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Washington
B.C
Senate
Facta
Cummins
National Treasury
mThe
Union Station
America
Olympia
Potomac
Capes
Navy Yard
Arlington Cemetery
Pershing
Amelia Emma MccCudden
War Mothers of
Lord Lipton
Notable Farm Bureau Board Meeting Discusses County Agent Plans
The meeting was described as one of the heated sessions in Farm Bureau history. Assistant County and Rave Mr. Van Nice offered valuable suggestions on County Agent applications and on the 1922 program of work, praising Finmet County as one of the best in his territory.
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Farm Bureau
Board of Directors
Gardston
Jorgen Anderson
Fred S. Himebauch
Ames
Himebauch
van Nice
Rave
Soma Valushla
Finmet
Y-R
Featherville Bazaar News And Farm Crop Stats
The Lewin family visited Featherville with Norman McVean from Annapolis. A big Snides Aid bazaar is planned for Saturday with a Blue Bird Quilt auction and a cream-chicken supper at pre-war prices. Farmers complain about corn husking material and call for reputable workers. Des Moines agents to send only sober, employable men. Iowa crop reports show mixed yields: buckwheat 15 bu/acre, corn silage 2% of acres, potatoes 46 bu/acre, apples hit by April freeze, grape and pear outputs near and below normal, flaxseed 97k bu, sugar beets 85% normal, and overall variance in production across crops.
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Lewin
Mts. West
Featherville
Norman McVean
Annapolis
Huntington
Sioux City
Wall Street
Des Mwines
Iowa Crop Report Compares 1921 Harvest to Last Year
Des Moines reports total Iowa corn crop for 1921 at 928,274,000 bushels with an average yield of 42 bushels per acre. The November 1 forecast, based on Government data, is 45,526,000 bushels below last December's projection and may be revised in December. Approximately 90 percent of the crop is of merit.
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Towa
Iowa
Des Moines
December agricultural output yields and production
Frank 3. Pinney agricultural statistician reports December results showing age related trends in yield and production across crops. Data indicates variability by region with notable increases in wheat and corn output, while oats show modest gains.
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Frank
Pinney Agricultural Statistican
Tone
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Roodyear Tires
Auto Supply CO
G. W. Gruwell
Prop
West Central
W. O. Collins
Estherville
Franklin County
Kentucky
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Bricquets
B. B. Anderson
Jay Johnston & Co
Estherville Drug Co. the
Rexall Drug Store
Gardston Drug Store
Booth's Sanitary Groo’y
Roudebush Grocery
West Side Grocery
Geo. H. Lyman Ralph's Sweet Shop
Grant’s Confectionery
Loomis-Woodward
Glen CL. Wanamaker
Libby
M‘neill
Chicago
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