Sunday County Sunday School Hold Annual Meet at Bethel
Sunday School Association meeting at Bethel Church drew a full house with J A Hancher presiding and T C Diggs absent due to illness. Officers were elected including I N Good as President and Iris Pidgeon as secretary, with department heads named. reports were sparse and the gathering adjourned without pledging a next year location.
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the Star
Bethel Church
J. A. Hancher
Shepard
A. E. Dougherty
T. C. Diges
J. W. Bell
Annie’ Lewis
W. H. Cochran
Collis
Bell
Daniel W.pton
P. H. Gold
Hunter Weakley
John H. Rosenberger
Wil Ee
W. H. Herrell
Wheat costs and crop prices in 1922 report
Reports from 4,000 farmers across the country show average 1922 costs of $1.23 per bushel for wheat, 66 cents for corn, and 63 cents for oats. Average sales prices realized were $1.10 for wheat, 73 cents for corn, and 48 cents for oats.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department reports oats cost figures and production costs
The department announced cost figures for oats, detailing charges for the operator and family labor and for land use. It notes when market price fell below cost, farmers did not receive fair wages or cash rental value. The figures are stated to closely exceed average production costs across the country during the period.
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