New Jersey Farmers Face Drought Losses and Credit Needs
The Agee report highlights drought and frost damage in New Jersey reducing crops like peaches and potatoes while raising concerns over farm credit. It notes higher cash needs for producers and urges banks and trade groups to offer short term credit and financing to support farming and marketing amid low prices and rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Alvah Agee
State Bowl of Agriculture
Central States
Nile Jncent
Missiexippi Valley
Crest Coalition
Ager
New Jerseys
Noxt
Allegheny Mountains
Agee
Shie Bankers’ Association
Suite Board of Agriculture and Farmers
Chu Organization of
Chase
Fis
Krge
Lysdeh
Lettuce Glut Forces Farmers to Plow Crops in New York and Beyond
Farmers face unsold lettuce as wholesale prices fall below cost of production. Widespread plowing occurs while city and street markets pass high prices to consumers. The Bureau of Markets notes price distortions from 10 to 100 percent and claims growers seek only enough to cover picking and marketing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qecobar
Board of ‘Directors
Dairymen'a Leat Cooperative
Ailea
Chiss
Dlenters
New York City
Bowd of Directors
Citie
Kayest Wulletin
Bureau of Markets
Surte
Fragmented Household Advice From An Odd Newsletter
A garbled text offers assorted home tips and consumer advice about cleaning, clothes care, kitchen hygiene, and family routines. It references fall preparations, winding up chores, and preserving furnishings while urging practical daily habits. The piece also mistakenly mentions insurance, children, and household “records,” though many phrases are indecipherable.
Rant on auto thieves and farm land depredations
A distressed note laments constant depredations on fruit groves and cultivated fields caused by motorists and travelers. The writer urges stricter protection measures and argues thieves should lose licenses to prevent further losses to growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigmers
Burning Corn Used for Fuel at Windom Power Plant
Local report notes corn priced at 25 cents per bushel used as fuel at Windom and All AG’s municipal power plant. Farmers plan to replace coal with corn this year. City pays $10.70 a ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windom
Miiung
Blamstown Farm Incident and Local Social Notes
A stray cow causing a minor accident near Blamstown Wisconsin led to the animal’s death after a collision with a truck and a car driven by an unnamed motorist. Local social life includes visits from Mrs. John A. Von Scoten, travel plans to Orlando and Yonkers, and community events at Valley View House and Summerfield Church.
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Blamstown
Ae Tone
Aoa
Wis
Uist
Maeno
John A. von Scoten
Siater
Th. G
Telvidere
Joseph Sliversa
Fuddig Andress
M. BE
I. C. McNulty
William Kitines
Hainesburg
van Syeckle
Vallhag
Eugene Geek
Maalnesburg
Efarey Aibort
Chhidren
Betheh Pa
Local Visits Mentioned In Washington Through The Week
The text records various visits by Mrs. Almeda Lanning and Mrs. Jacoh Fore of Drass Castle to relatives in Washington, including grandchildren and other family members. It also mentions a note about corn use in a power plant and city purchase plans for a large amount.
Local Society Notices From Tewsbury and Hackettstown
Free Union family and relatives hosted gatherings with Harry Hendershot and Ar Hendershot plus Nunns and Suttons. Grover couple began housekeeping in Haleets town while Gruver family joined Susie Moore. Sarai Sui returned to Hackettstown after visiting sister Mary Gruver.
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Free Union
Sind
Ber
Hackettstown
Mary Gruver
Philipsburg Tax Sale Notice for Unpaid 1941 Municipal Charges
Notice by J John Randels collector that on November 18 1931 the town of Phillipsburg will expose for sale unpaid taxes and charges due as of November 1 1941 including costs and interest on properties listed in the assessor's records under the tax law approved March 6 1918.
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Pifeliapsburg
Sopici
J. John
Randels
Philipsyure
Calletar
Phillipsbure
Tesisatare
Askeshmenta
Willian
Taza
William Eppter
Wilam Eppter
Tad Corffax Avenue
Laura” Miter
James Duty
Danen Dutty
James Dutty
Luta Vines
Prases
Stocker Ss
Seeeen Ees
Geo
W. Fisek
Gavin
Reed
Tertin Keeler
Ertha Iucler
Rinokal Wotelitky & Ee
Ingot Kylelickys Bete Prey S
Whaman
Millar Wyeeseee
Ieee Ress Eed
Warren Street
Alfredo Derens
Ridacen
Osetbees
Ederick
Peter
Tomi
Vueseee
al Peter Natiglee Wewrens
Peter Thomas Pavenes
Peter Thoms
aNk- Tonek Wartinin Sevesiere
Jonay
Martinin
George A. Phips
AMT
Hg— U, AL Jd Tao
George A. Philips
George A. Phillips
Guarke AL Pham
George Lavercoul
Alfred Tetraseeeees
AG Taiwen
Atton Sounda
Novamber
Secober
Local Social Notes From Great Meadows Visitations
Great Meadows social round includes Edith Feary returning from relatives in Portlaml and visits by Mrs Ravert and Mrs Harry Houiderehit. Mentions of families: Mr and Mrs de Uy Cure, Mrs Gable of Franklin visiting, Mrs Cortright and son Joseph, and Alice Varrita with parents Mr and Mrs Edward Almer. Parse is fragmentary and names multiple locals and visits.
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Belviderd
Nelson
Bucessunna
Vien
Hove
Emma BE
Aien
Newark
Desde Jones
Roselle Park
J. D. Ketcham
Lowlotih
Wilber
Ruth
Stewartaville
Dom Baldwin
Washington
Kreg Buckenmyer
Air
Lewis Buckenmyer
Mountain Lake
Great Meadows
Bing Wramston Hive
Chelsett
Diaugtter-Ieliw
Ravert
Tut
Ales
Tuery
Gable
Edith Feary
Portlaml
Merk
Harry Ranyon
Belviders
Sunny
Ans
Don Hunyou
Ass Lite Cneaming
Newark Normal School
de Uy Cure
Dunnie
Acuip
California
Avid Gable
Franklin
Harry Houiderehit
Charles Cortright
Joseph
Dau Gamm
Aliee Varmita
Montedoi
Myo Wd Alrs
Edward Almer
Crosby Couple and Family Visit Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs Shoawlte Crosby of Aiapli wood spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Kh Crosby. Mrs T 13 Laie returned home Saturday evening after visiting daughter Mrs NA Bothy of Belyiderd.
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Bridge III
Shoawlte Crosby
Aiapli
Wood
Alr Anid
Crosby
Bethlehem Steel plant output and strike talk amid West Shore gloom
Reading of a stalled Hollowsen event at Witttevile church hints tensions as Bethlehem Steel reports increased ingots and steady plant work. Rail departments see no lift due to dull schedules while Saucon plant adds 20 000 tons of ingots this month, with about 000 employees affected.
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Beltiteteettin
Gethichem
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Elfeeta
Gommerelt
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Gible
Sunshine
Griabel
Virginia
Phillipsburg National and
Phillipsburg
N.J
Gyentassi
Francis
Grace Henderson
Oxford
Mric
Dessie
Miasen
Grice Sant’ Heh “Mackey
Hazen
Roxane
Mav
Mita
Fred
Hordes Town
Aly
Mra
Wenry Sunikiy
Clinton Sardon
Winilter
Lewis’ Lauber Ani
Walter
Philipaturge
Aml
Peter Melray
Stummerfiald
Frank Rittenhouse
Belgiere
Sponte Bundayavith
Alm
Jerse Rittentonse
Mathews
Mackettstown
Rush
Yor
J.T. Thatcher
Miller
Giadys
Barrett
New York State
Cloves
New ‘York
Airn
Lappan
Mes
Fe Brogt
Mather
Jessie
Belvidere
Thersdas
Hanford
Wiliams
Ladies’ Ald
Storany
Brass Castle
L. M. Rush
New York
Morristown
Paterson
Neula
Augustus and
Joly Bull
Woodhaven
Wm. Bainford, Jr
Jessie Rittenhouse
Corniain
Washington Grange
Walter Friumbes
Trelvidere
Chiles Force
Robert
Charles Ondyke
Johnhine Ondyke
Geo. Hartman
Hertman's Covener
Jos Bodine
H.C. Snyder
West Hoboken
John Stauber
Mia
Edward Sexton
Lilanehe Sexton
Easton
Adam Heers
Mandhe Sixton
Beers. Ee
Reuben
Runyon
Auttzville
Edward Smith
Win
Baxton
Che Amioutt
L. Buridee
Charles L. Stryker
Democratic
Charlea Ti Stryker
Frank
Alston, PA
SEITZ
the Seitz, Brewing Co
Bates Street
PALL
Northampton ‘St
Dent ‘and Hansen Gloves
Easton, PA
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