No unit control in agriculture urged by Nebraska governor
Gov. Adam McMillen of Nebraska urged a new agricultural policy at the Iowa farm bureau convention in Des Moines. He argued the old policy favored expanding production over home-market needs, criticizing agriculture for lacking organization compared with industry and labor after World War I. He cited postwar price and tariff measures as examples of uneven protection.
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Sepurier Operial
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
Adam McMillen
Nebraska
United States
Samuel Gompers
Congress
Apticulture
McMullen
Government control earnings so six months from March first
The Interstate Commerce Commission was instructed to preserve earnings proportionately equal to the guaranteed under government control for a six month period starting March 1, 1920.
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Iterstate Commerce Commission
Rates and protection in railroad property value case
The speaker argued that rates are high enough to yield a fair return on railroad property value, and he noted that such protection was not extended to agriculture. The assertion highlights unequal safeguards between rail interests and farming sectors.
Milk of Magnesia Antacid Promise Quick Relief
An old fashioned household remedy touts PHIMps Milk of Magnesia as the standard antacid for five decades. A single spoonful neutralizes excess stomach acid, relieving sour stomach and pain within minutes, offering a pleasant and efficient remedy rather than crude methods.
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