Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1926 — Page 19

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WEST PLANS BEGUN IN WEST; LABOR IS NEEDED Jsual Drift From Chicago Under Way—Huge Crop Foreseen. l it Times Fncolal CHICAGO, May 14.—The nation's (read basket —that wide area extendhg from northern Texas well up hto the Canadian provinces of laakacchewan and Alberta —is astir rith harvest plans. Already the fields of golden wheat ire ripening a few miles from rhere the cotton belt leaves off in Texas and the roar of crawling iactors announces the beginning it the reaper's Journey from Wichita Tails to Prince Albert. Labor Shortage The last of the nomadic harvest lands have left W. Madison St. in Chicago, but reports from the Southrest Indicate that the usual labor jhortage is Impending. Hands will ie scarce enough to keep wages high Ind by late August when the lansient worker finishes his season n the upper valley of the Red ftlver he will have sufficient money b keep him comfortably throughlut the winter. Reports from Oklahoma and Kansas indicate bumper ufops are n prospect as a result of the heavy (nows which came early In April. Oklahoma farmers seeded 4,500,000 teres in wheat and expect a return (f $101,520,000, or 63,450 000 bushels.

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modern machinery In use than ever before and also less work for farm women, according to survey agencels here. The National "Association of Farm Implement Manufacturers says 50 per cent more combines were sold this season than in 1925. This is the big machine that in one operation cuts the grain and separates it from the straw. A survey of farm homes conducted by the Agricultural Foundation indicates that each .year fewer farm women are compelled to cook for the harvest hands. This form of drudgery has been elimin-

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