Farm problem is foremost issue in western country
In North Dakota and the Northwestern States the farm crisis dominates the presidential campaign. Despite party labels, Non-Partisan League and Independents shape local politics as Hoover seeks support amid bank failures, plummeting land values, and wheat prices, with Gov Maddock and Senator Frazier maneuvering within shifting alliances.
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North Dakota Governor Addresses Co operative Farmers
The governor described North Dakota as agriculture driven with 85 percent of industries linked to farming and 95 percent of farmers in co operative groups. He praised the co operatives for strong industries and education and warned the intolerable economic losses must end while noting support for Mr. Hoover remains stable.
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New Biography Hails Hoover Infinitive Splitter Tale
A New York man writes a biography of the candidate titled From Infinitive Splitter to President. The work follows recent radio remarks about Mr Hoover splitting five infinitives in one evening.
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