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October 26, 1923
The Dolores Star
Dolores, Montezuma County, Colorado
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At Syracuse's dairy congress, Secretary Wallace predicts end to farm discontent via readjustment, calls farmers conservative; ex-Gov. Lowden urges wheat farmers to cooperate and study global conditions.
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Wallace Says Troubles Near End
Syracuse, N. Y.—Readjustment which is in progress will end discontent among agriculturalists in the opinion of Henry C. Wallace, secretary of agriculture here for the world's dairy congress and the national dairy exposition.
"The farmer is not radical and never will be," Secretary Wallace said. "He is our best conservative citizen and any talk of radicalism is bunk."
Former Governor Frank O. Lowden of Illinois stated the American wheat farmer must organize co-operatively and study world conditions.
Syracuse, N. Y.—Readjustment which is in progress will end discontent among agriculturalists in the opinion of Henry C. Wallace, secretary of agriculture here for the world's dairy congress and the national dairy exposition.
"The farmer is not radical and never will be," Secretary Wallace said. "He is our best conservative citizen and any talk of radicalism is bunk."
Former Governor Frank O. Lowden of Illinois stated the American wheat farmer must organize co-operatively and study world conditions.
What sub-type of article is it?
Agriculture
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Agriculture
Farmers
Wallace
Lowden
Dairy Congress
What entities or persons were involved?
Henry C. Wallace
Frank O. Lowden
Where did it happen?
Syracuse, N. Y.
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Syracuse, N. Y.
Key Persons
Henry C. Wallace
Frank O. Lowden
Event Details
Henry C. Wallace, secretary of agriculture, stated at the world's dairy congress and national dairy exposition that ongoing readjustment will end discontent among agriculturalists, emphasizing farmers as conservative citizens. Former Governor Frank O. Lowden of Illinois urged American wheat farmers to organize cooperatively and study world conditions.