Friday September 9,
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Friday September 9,
ROBERT TAYLOR
ELEANOR POV/ELL
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Friday September 16
Friday September 16
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LOUISE RAINER
WILLIAM POWELL
PRODUCE NEWS
In the future there will he two
grades of produce and two prices.
All produe which are not first
class will be second quality and
priced accoringly.
Therefore, all producers are
urged to bring in their best in
or'der to obtain advantage cf the
best price. These steps have
been taken in all fairness to
both the producer and the con
sunor. More information will be
given next week.
HOW WILL WE RATE BY 1939?
Does our city have a market news
broadcast that tells household
buyers what are the best buys
each morning, like the one in
New York City's Department of
Markets?
Does our city have an effectively
operating plan for compulsory
grading of neat, as.does the city
of Seattle, Washington.
Are there organizations in our
conrrunity which are providing an
open forun for the discussion of
producer and consuner problens,
as did the New Jersey College
of Agriculture, .
The bell rang for the first tine
last ITovenber at the North Dakota
Agricultural College,for' the Pam
Folks School* The school revives
the old farn short courses that
were elininated sone years ago as
an econony neasure,
The school is intended prinarily
for young farriers and will be
operated along nodern lines.
The school will include 2 years
of 15 weeks, each year divided
into three terns of 5 weeks each.
The course includes a study of
the cooperative novenent.
Iowa 4-H Club boys and girls have
contributed materially to reducing
the average cost of fire insurancy
resulting in reduced rates.