Measure proposes Army rank for draft-board members
A Washington dispatch notes a bill by Senator Henderson to grant military rank to draft-board members. The Times cites opposition arguing such pay and recognition are unnecessary and could complicate war aims. The piece also warns influenza risks persist, urging standard precautions and mask considerations in Los Angeles and strict health enforcement in Barstow.
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Los Angeles Times
Ator Henderson
the Times
Wholesale Price Of Commodities For Six Years A
A historical study outlines wholesale price trends over six years for key commodities. It analyzes inflation, supply shifts, and policy impacts, noting notable fluctuations in staple goods and energy costs across the period.
Treat Seed by Fumigation to Halt Weevil Damage
United States Department of Agriculture urges growers to fumigate or heat stored beans peas and cowpeas to kill weevils after harvest. Prompt harvesting and thorough storage with carbon disulphid or carbon tetrachlorid, 24 to 48 hours, prevents field and storage damage and maintains future yields.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Middle Atlantic States
Representative urges fish meal for hogs on Gulf coast
A U.S. Department of Agriculture representative toured Gulf coast fisheries to promote fish meal as a viable substitute for tankage in hog feed, aiming to boost interest and adoption among producers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Gulf Coast
Fish Meal Used to Replace Tankage at Beltsville Farm
A government study shows fish meal has feeding value equal to tankage and contains about 57 percent protein. Made by drying nonedible fish and grinding fine, the meal is used at the Beltsville Maryland government farm to substitute tankage. Atlantic coast fisheries can annually supply 10,000 tons of fish meal. gulf and Mississippi fisheries waste or use nonedible catch as fertilizer.
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Government Farm
Beltsville
Atlantic
Gulf States
Mississippi River
Proper Feeding Shapes a Cow’s Longevity and Value
Proper feeding determines a dairy cow’s lifelong productivity. Overfed cows age early and lose milk capacity, becoming less valuable by ten to twelve years. Those never fed to reach peak milk yield end up low in production and must be sold for slaughter earlier.
Russian thistle gains value as stock feed in New Mexico
Farmers in Santa Fe county store five to fifty tons of Russian thistle to feed livestock during winter. Drought revealed its value as feed and silage, with the county agent urging silo building to preserve the crop for winter use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New Mexico
Santa Fe County
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