Milk price unsettled as producers press for November
Directors of the Dairymen's League met in New York on October 20 to recommend the November milk price under October conditions. They settled on 3.0 to 3.5 cents per pound for three per cent milk in the BH210 zone, citing market conditions and lower commodity prices. Distributors feared higher costs but manufacturers warned production could rise, while bottlers listed 32 plants set to close on November day.
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New York City
New York
Ponduction Ag
Warren
Berg Af
New York Sk Pegler’ Conference Board
Iewlesshier
Lea
Dowd
Sireeters
Sedaion
Flealera
League
Tle AB
UG Price
Nevecexary
Borden
Farm Products Company
The STAR Schedules Live Election Returns Tonight
The Washington STAR will provide complete election service next Tuesday night in partnership with Western Union. Bulletins from across the country will be posted outside The STAR office as soon as received, keeping readers fully updated on national and Warren county results. Correspondents across precincts relay local totals, with telephone reports supplementing telegraph updates, promising continuous excitement from eight o'clock until after midnight.
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Washington Star
Western Union Telegraph Co
STAR
Warren County
Western Union
East
Washington Avenue
Star Building
Washington Borough voters warned of misleading election reports
A citizen denounces rumors about street improvements and Gibson Park transfers, arguing against funding a Youmans avenue straightening and opposing park turnover. He cites tax impact, property interests, and borough growth, then urges faith in local progress and unity for future development.
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Wales
Youman
Partieilli
Youmans
Aid Avenue
Gibson Park
Park
A Good Man Should Be Kept in Office As Long as His Service Justifies It
A county clerk is praised as the best Warren county has had and urged to keep G Howell Mutchler in office. The letter argues against replacing a capable official for revenge, comparing public service to private business, and asserting stability and competence over experimentation.
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G. Howell Mutchler
Warren County
Second Exhibit Farm Products at Washington High School
The Second Exhibit Farm Products will be held Dee 28 29 at Washington High School. It aims to surpass last year with expert addresses and a program on the first day afternoon and evening. Rose Margin the singer is expected to perform again. Prizes will honor best specimens in crops and poultry. The event features horticultural displays, apples from four varieties, and notes on exhibitor interest.
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Cho Wartiar Co
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Ake Hi
Saxe
Teen Aml
Aviary
Ington High School
Rose Margin
Rittenhouse
Davis
Wd. Wyckot
C. L. Stryker
ONC
Kent
G. Wi Mill
E. T. Birdsall
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Judge Morrow Writes To His Fellow Countians
Judge Morrow criticizes the Treaty of Paris and the League of Nations in a broad political letter. He argues for Republican precedence opposing Wilsonian diplomacy and cautions against entangling alliances while urging a new approach to global peace issues. The excerpt signals a partisan debate with references to Taft and Wilson era policies.
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Taft
Senate
Geen Council
Paft
Wilkow
Jereui
Republican Party
Side Earth
Mexico
Russia
Patagonia
Fair Price Commissioner Sees Demand for Lower Prices
Pennsylvanian Frank B McClain urges clothing retailers to cut prices as the fair price commission operates beyond November 1. He notes the Lever Act may allow prosecutions and advice to curb profiteering as manufacturers and wholesalers, holding large stocks, struggle to move goods in a panicky market. Continued on page 8.
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McClain
Pennsylviania
Penna
Fair Price Commission
Ceae
United States Supreme Court
Aswell Ag
Voters urged to support Robert Lanning in council race
A local candidate, Robert C. Lanning, appeals to voters for support in the council election. He cites a four year record, promises careful stewardship of taxes, and seeks funds for permanent street improvements at low cost. Also noted are campaign notices from John Thout and a Republican Women event at the high school.
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Haya Tric
Counetitiin
Youminus Avenia
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Tarough
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Robert C. Lanning
John I Tlout
Who Will Win Warren County Roads under a Democratic Governor
The STAR polls Warren County voters on whether a Democratic Governor and State Highway Commission will favor Senator Barber, a county leader and ally, a women candidate, or an Independent with limited influence. It argues Barber offers the best chance to secure more miles of road for Warren County, urging against experimentation.
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Warren County
Triphway Commission
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Barber
Highway Commission
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Warren’ County
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