Pershing Urges Stronger Government Farm Protection
General John J. Pershing told the American Farm Bureau federation that a robust farming sector is vital to national defense. He warned small farmers face doom without higher prices to cover costs and profit, urging a national policy to end farmer competition and to expand timber, flood control, waterways, shipping, and naval protection.
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Chicago
John J. Pershing
American Farm Bureau Federation
Altho
Gen. Pershing
America
Averhoff Elected Head of West Camp Modern Woodmen
Clarence Averhoff of 714 South Street was elected consul of West Waterloo camp No. 2058 Modern Woodmen of America at the annual election in K of P hall. He succeeds Albert Adan. Other officers named include Lloyd Averhoff advisor RK C Brown clerk RE A Smith banker RK E Makinster escort Don Colton watchman Phillip Cohn sentry Beall teaster and physician. New officers of East Eaton camp No. 5321 are Roland Mower A vinor Dubs clerk Bee Power banker Don Breymien escort Milton Clawson poigyman John Speers sents teg tmeter trate and Dr Sidney Pent physician. The two lodges will hold a installation Tuesday night Dec 20 in X of P hall. Jupiter nine moons with three larger than ours.
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East Eaeton
Roland Mower
Vinor
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Bee Power
Don Breymien
Milton Clawson
John Speers
Sents Z. Tegtmeter
Trate
Sidney Pent
Hell
Democrats May Run Miles for Governor
Des Moines reports that Miles, editor of Lowe Lagionis, tops Democratic circles as a gubernatorial candidate. The item notes early party consideration and potential nomination under way in the state.
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