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Agricultural Worker Dave Hide, from Horsham, dressed as a scarecrow as he takes part in a demonstration outside the Houses of Parliament, in Westminster, to highlight the plight of 150,000 agricultural workers who face diminishing pay and conditions if the Agricultural Wages Board is abolished. MPs are to decide the fate of the board today. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-agricultural-worker-dave-hide-from-horsham-dressed-as-a-scarecrow-106160418.htmlRMG4M0KE–Agricultural Worker Dave Hide, from Horsham, dressed as a scarecrow as he takes part in a demonstration outside the Houses of Parliament, in Westminster, to highlight the plight of 150,000 agricultural workers who face diminishing pay and conditions if the Agricultural Wages Board is abolished. MPs are to decide the fate of the board today.
TUC General secretary, Frances O'Grady, addresses the TUC conference in Brighton Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/tuc-general-secretary-frances-ogrady-addresses-the-tuc-conference-image159179133.htmlRMK6Y6H1–TUC General secretary, Frances O'Grady, addresses the TUC conference in Brighton
Farmer and stockbreeder . Nievelt van Hattum refused an offer of 4,000gs forHolland Dark Legend. Dark Legend has now Dneto Holland, and will be exliibited at tlie Dutchshows. THE NEW AeilCOLTUaAL MIHWOM WA€E Thp statement has appeared in the Press that thedecision of the Agricultural Wages Board to raisethe minimum wage from 42s. to 46s. per week wasreluctantly assented to by the farmers representa-tives. The statement is inaccurate, as the decisionwas carried by the vote of the appointed membersot the Board with Labour, the employers representa-tives vot4ng against the proposal. HORSE IMPORTS Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/farmer-and-stockbreeder-nievelt-van-hattum-refused-an-offer-of-4000gs-forholland-dark-legend-dark-legend-has-now-dneto-holland-and-will-be-exliibited-at-tlie-dutchshows-the-new-aeilcoltuaal-mihwom-wae-thp-statement-has-appeared-in-the-press-that-thedecision-of-the-agricultural-wages-board-to-raisethe-minimum-wage-from-42s-to-46s-per-week-wasreluctantly-assented-to-by-the-farmers-representa-tives-the-statement-is-inaccurate-as-the-decisionwas-carried-by-the-vote-of-the-appointed-membersot-the-board-with-labour-the-employers-representa-tives-vot4ng-against-the-proposal-horse-imports-image342940250.htmlRM2AWX7P2–Farmer and stockbreeder . Nievelt van Hattum refused an offer of 4,000gs forHolland Dark Legend. Dark Legend has now Dneto Holland, and will be exliibited at tlie Dutchshows. THE NEW AeilCOLTUaAL MIHWOM WA€E Thp statement has appeared in the Press that thedecision of the Agricultural Wages Board to raisethe minimum wage from 42s. to 46s. per week wasreluctantly assented to by the farmers representa-tives. The statement is inaccurate, as the decisionwas carried by the vote of the appointed membersot the Board with Labour, the employers representa-tives vot4ng against the proposal. HORSE IMPORTS
Agricultural Worker Dave Hide, from Horsham, dressed as a scarecrow as he takes part in a demonstration outside the Houses of Parliament, in Westminster, to highlight the plight of 150,000 agricultural workers who face diminishing pay and conditions if the Agricultural Wages Board is abolished. MPs are to decide the fate of the board today. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-agricultural-worker-dave-hide-from-horsham-dressed-as-a-scarecrow-106160420.htmlRMG4M0KG–Agricultural Worker Dave Hide, from Horsham, dressed as a scarecrow as he takes part in a demonstration outside the Houses of Parliament, in Westminster, to highlight the plight of 150,000 agricultural workers who face diminishing pay and conditions if the Agricultural Wages Board is abolished. MPs are to decide the fate of the board today.
TUC General secretary, Frances O'Grady, addresses the TUC conference in Brighton Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/tuc-general-secretary-frances-ogrady-addresses-the-tuc-conference-image159179131.htmlRMK6Y6GY–TUC General secretary, Frances O'Grady, addresses the TUC conference in Brighton
The journal of the Ministry of Agriculture. . ens, 1919. F. R. Petherbridge, M.A 282 Potato Leaf-curl i^l Profitable Apples for Market 290 Questions in Parliament 296 Prices of Ground Basic Slag, 1920-21 2yG Leaflets issued by the Ministry 298 Wart Disease of Potatoes : Free Inspection of Crops ... ... ... ... 299 Foot-and-Mouth Disease ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 299 Rabies 299 Weather Forcasts for Farmers 300 Fream Memorial Prize ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 30o New Chairman of Agricultural Wages Board 300 May Journal : Erratum 300 Any of the Articles in this Journal may be reproduced Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-journal-of-the-ministry-of-agriculture-ens-1919-f-r-petherbridge-ma-282-potato-leaf-curl-il-profitable-apples-for-market-290-questions-in-parliament-296-prices-of-ground-basic-slag-1920-21-2yg-leaflets-issued-by-the-ministry-298-wart-disease-of-potatoes-free-inspection-of-crops-299-foot-and-mouth-disease-299-rabies-299-weather-forcasts-for-farmers-300-fream-memorial-prize-30o-new-chairman-of-agricultural-wages-board-300-may-journal-erratum-300-any-of-the-articles-in-this-journal-may-be-reproduced-image342784329.htmlRM2AWK4WD–The journal of the Ministry of Agriculture. . ens, 1919. F. R. Petherbridge, M.A 282 Potato Leaf-curl i^l Profitable Apples for Market 290 Questions in Parliament 296 Prices of Ground Basic Slag, 1920-21 2yG Leaflets issued by the Ministry 298 Wart Disease of Potatoes : Free Inspection of Crops ... ... ... ... 299 Foot-and-Mouth Disease ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 299 Rabies 299 Weather Forcasts for Farmers 300 Fream Memorial Prize ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 30o New Chairman of Agricultural Wages Board 300 May Journal : Erratum 300 Any of the Articles in this Journal may be reproduced
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. Farmer and stockbreeder . or it would have no effect. Mr. G. Dixon was unanimously appointed to waitupon the Agricultural Wages Board in Loudon. +- »« 9 Ditching- is an important operaticn just now. Major David Davies, M.P., and Mr. H. HaydnJones, M.P., have been elected to represent theWelsh Farmers Union on the Advisory Committeeto the Board of Agriculture and Ministry of Food,and Mr. John Hinds, M P., as the representativeof the Union on the Associated and Central Chamberof Agriculture. Hertfordshire farmers urge the need of a moredefinite statement of the agricultural policy of thoGovern Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/farmer-and-stockbreeder-or-it-would-have-no-effect-mr-g-dixon-was-unanimously-appointed-to-waitupon-the-agricultural-wages-board-in-loudon-9-ditching-is-an-important-operaticn-just-now-major-david-davies-mp-and-mr-h-haydnjones-mp-have-been-elected-to-represent-thewelsh-farmers-union-on-the-advisory-committeeto-the-board-of-agriculture-and-ministry-of-foodand-mr-john-hinds-m-p-as-the-representativeof-the-union-on-the-associated-and-central-chamberof-agriculture-hertfordshire-farmers-urge-the-need-of-a-moredefinite-statement-of-the-agricultural-policy-of-thogovern-image370085113.htmlRM2CE2R9D–. Farmer and stockbreeder . or it would have no effect. Mr. G. Dixon was unanimously appointed to waitupon the Agricultural Wages Board in Loudon. +- »« 9 Ditching- is an important operaticn just now. Major David Davies, M.P., and Mr. H. HaydnJones, M.P., have been elected to represent theWelsh Farmers Union on the Advisory Committeeto the Board of Agriculture and Ministry of Food,and Mr. John Hinds, M P., as the representativeof the Union on the Associated and Central Chamberof Agriculture. Hertfordshire farmers urge the need of a moredefinite statement of the agricultural policy of thoGovern
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A group of farmers demonstrate against plans to abolish the Agricultural Wages Board, outside the Houses of Parliament in westminster central London. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-group-of-farmers-demonstrate-against-plans-to-abolish-the-agricultural-106752189.htmlRMG5JYE5–A group of farmers demonstrate against plans to abolish the Agricultural Wages Board, outside the Houses of Parliament in westminster central London.
Catalogue of the Hampton Normal & Agricultural Institute, at Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year .. . , preferencewill be given, first, to those farthest advanced in theirregular academic studies, and, second, to those whoseapplications have been on file the longest. Expenses—As students cannot expect to earnwages for work in the Trade School in the early partof the course, they will need from $50 to $85 withwhich to pay for board and other charges during thefirst year. One day a week is allowed in some tradesto first-year students to earn wages at some kind of un-skilled labor. After t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-hampton-normal-agricultural-institute-at-hampton-virginia-for-the-academical-year-preferencewill-be-given-first-to-those-farthest-advanced-in-theirregular-academic-studies-and-second-to-those-whoseapplications-have-been-on-file-the-longest-expensesas-students-cannot-expect-to-earnwages-for-work-in-the-trade-school-in-the-early-partof-the-course-they-will-need-from-50-to-85-withwhich-to-pay-for-board-and-other-charges-during-thefirst-year-one-day-a-week-is-allowed-in-some-tradesto-first-year-students-to-earn-wages-at-some-kind-of-un-skilled-labor-after-t-image340303562.htmlRM2ANJ4JJ–Catalogue of the Hampton Normal & Agricultural Institute, at Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year .. . , preferencewill be given, first, to those farthest advanced in theirregular academic studies, and, second, to those whoseapplications have been on file the longest. Expenses—As students cannot expect to earnwages for work in the Trade School in the early partof the course, they will need from $50 to $85 withwhich to pay for board and other charges during thefirst year. One day a week is allowed in some tradesto first-year students to earn wages at some kind of un-skilled labor. After t
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Catalogue of the Hampton Normal & Agricultural Institute, at Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year .. . °f ^^z wli 7 addition, they are allowed one day in each Sdlaror^ Wh£n ^^ may - Pa °f ** ^ at;Day-school .W^.-Students in the Academic and Postgraduate Departments attend schoo. either four or five days each 20 CATALOGUE OF week, and work for a part of their board on the remaining one or two days. While in most cases, able-bodied, good workers can Wages earn as much as $5.00 a month by working one or two days each week, the school does not guarantee that each student shall earn a fixed Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/catalogue-of-the-hampton-normal-agricultural-institute-at-hampton-virginia-for-the-academical-year-f-z-wli-7-addition-they-are-allowed-one-day-in-each-sdlaror-whn-may-pa-f-atday-school-w-students-in-the-academic-and-postgraduate-departments-attend-schoo-either-four-or-five-days-each-20-catalogue-of-week-and-work-for-a-part-of-their-board-on-the-remaining-one-or-two-days-while-in-most-cases-able-bodied-good-workers-can-wages-earn-as-much-as-500-a-month-by-working-one-or-two-days-each-week-the-school-does-not-guarantee-that-each-student-shall-earn-a-fixed-image343155472.htmlRM2AX828G–Catalogue of the Hampton Normal & Agricultural Institute, at Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year .. . °f ^^z wli 7 addition, they are allowed one day in each Sdlaror^ Wh£n ^^ may - Pa °f ** ^ at;Day-school .W^.-Students in the Academic and Postgraduate Departments attend schoo. either four or five days each 20 CATALOGUE OF week, and work for a part of their board on the remaining one or two days. While in most cases, able-bodied, good workers can Wages earn as much as $5.00 a month by working one or two days each week, the school does not guarantee that each student shall earn a fixed
. Farmer and stockbreeder . f the produc-tion and distribution of milk as proposed by the AssociationMilk Producers Council Scheme P. Upon reading a letter and copy of resolutionpasspd by the Ilford Farmers Association, Mr. J. H.Shirley proposed the following resolution, which wasseconded by Mr. R. Long, and ordered to be sentto the Wajcs Board, Board of Agriculture, andNational Farmers Union : — That it is the duty of the Government to see that the price;of agricultural produce in the United Kingdom are such thatwill fully enable the producer to pay any increase of wages. As the resu.t of an Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/farmer-and-stockbreeder-f-the-produc-tion-and-distribution-of-milk-as-proposed-by-the-associationmilk-producers-council-scheme-p-upon-reading-a-letter-and-copy-of-resolutionpasspd-by-the-ilford-farmers-association-mr-j-hshirley-proposed-the-following-resolution-which-wasseconded-by-mr-r-long-and-ordered-to-be-sentto-the-wajcs-board-board-of-agriculture-andnational-farmers-union-that-it-is-the-duty-of-the-government-to-see-that-the-priceof-agricultural-produce-in-the-united-kingdom-are-such-thatwill-fully-enable-the-producer-to-pay-any-increase-of-wages-as-the-resut-of-an-image370047287.htmlRM2CE132F–. Farmer and stockbreeder . f the produc-tion and distribution of milk as proposed by the AssociationMilk Producers Council Scheme P. Upon reading a letter and copy of resolutionpasspd by the Ilford Farmers Association, Mr. J. H.Shirley proposed the following resolution, which wasseconded by Mr. R. Long, and ordered to be sentto the Wajcs Board, Board of Agriculture, andNational Farmers Union : — That it is the duty of the Government to see that the price;of agricultural produce in the United Kingdom are such thatwill fully enable the producer to pay any increase of wages. As the resu.t of an
. Farmer and stockbreeder . l Farmers Union. •is? -J0 — * ^-$>An extensive seheme is being pressed forward in Cornwall for the growing of sugar beet on a large 6cale. The Devon Agricultural Wag.-.- Board is support-ing a resolution asking the Central Wages Boardto consult the District Wages Committees and havetheir views on any subject on which it was proposedto make an order Ih-fore issuing their proj^sals. asthe present arrangement of issuing the proposedorder and then asking the district for support wasproductive of ill-feeling. A correspondent writes-—Farmers generallythroughout Nor Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/farmer-and-stockbreeder-l-farmers-union-is-j0-gtan-extensive-seheme-is-being-pressed-forward-in-cornwall-for-the-growing-of-sugar-beet-on-a-large-6cale-the-devon-agricultural-wag-board-is-support-ing-a-resolution-asking-the-central-wages-boardto-consult-the-district-wages-committees-and-havetheir-views-on-any-subject-on-which-it-was-proposedto-make-an-order-ih-fore-issuing-their-projsals-asthe-present-arrangement-of-issuing-the-proposedorder-and-then-asking-the-district-for-support-wasproductive-of-ill-feeling-a-correspondent-writes-farmers-generallythroughout-nor-image370049094.htmlRM2CE15B2–. Farmer and stockbreeder . l Farmers Union. •is? -J0 — * ^-$>An extensive seheme is being pressed forward in Cornwall for the growing of sugar beet on a large 6cale. The Devon Agricultural Wag.-.- Board is support-ing a resolution asking the Central Wages Boardto consult the District Wages Committees and havetheir views on any subject on which it was proposedto make an order Ih-fore issuing their proj^sals. asthe present arrangement of issuing the proposedorder and then asking the district for support wasproductive of ill-feeling. A correspondent writes-—Farmers generallythroughout Nor
. Farmer and stockbreeder . J. T. Lloyd (Denbigh),it was agreed to ask the N.F.U. to fix it at 2.- permember, it being pointed out that Wales was largelya county of small farms, 60 to 75 per wi! beingunder 50 acres, and 89 per cent, under 100 acres. On the motion of Mr. Morgan it was unanimouslydecided to ask the Wages Board to fix the cost ofn .untenant* of indoor agricultural worker* at 18a.per head per week. As to the importance of glunga Welsh speaker for propaganda work in the Wrlssvapeaking districts of the Principality, it w««agreed again to urge tlis matter on the N.F.U. It was else ag Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/farmer-and-stockbreeder-j-t-lloyd-denbighit-was-agreed-to-ask-the-nfu-to-fix-it-at-2-permember-it-being-pointed-out-that-wales-was-largelya-county-of-small-farms-60-to-75-per-wi!-beingunder-50-acres-and-89-per-cent-under-100-acres-on-the-motion-of-mr-morgan-it-was-unanimouslydecided-to-ask-the-wages-board-to-fix-the-cost-ofn-untenant-of-indoor-agricultural-worker-at-18aper-head-per-week-as-to-the-importance-of-glunga-welsh-speaker-for-propaganda-work-in-the-wrlssvapeaking-districts-of-the-principality-it-wagreed-again-to-urge-tlis-matter-on-the-nfu-it-was-else-ag-image370041621.htmlRM2CE0RT5–. Farmer and stockbreeder . J. T. Lloyd (Denbigh),it was agreed to ask the N.F.U. to fix it at 2.- permember, it being pointed out that Wales was largelya county of small farms, 60 to 75 per wi! beingunder 50 acres, and 89 per cent, under 100 acres. On the motion of Mr. Morgan it was unanimouslydecided to ask the Wages Board to fix the cost ofn .untenant* of indoor agricultural worker* at 18a.per head per week. As to the importance of glunga Welsh speaker for propaganda work in the Wrlssvapeaking districts of the Principality, it w««agreed again to urge tlis matter on the N.F.U. It was else ag
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