Landmark court decisions shape industry and regulation
The editor notes two federal rulings with wide impact. The coal agency decision endorses a selling cooperative model for coal and potentially other natural resource industries, promising lower prices and new competition dynamics. The Virginia federal court ruling upholding the federal water power act opens broad regulatory power over utilities, affecting electric rates and investor behavior.
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Washington
Coal Agency
Supreme Court of the United States
United States District Court For
Virginia
Appalachian Coals, Inc
Supreme Court
United States District Court
Norfolk
New River
Supreme Court of the
United States
Controlling Poultry Lice On Farm Flocks
Ohio State University extension notes how lice infestations start with drooping, ruffled feathers, and affect egg yield. It recommends nicotine sulphate applied to roosts in two applications eight to ten days apart as an effective control method for a 250-bird house.
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R. EB. Gray
Extension Poultryman
Ohio State University
WNU
Give Chicks Plenty of Room in Brooder House
O. 3. Ufford of Colorado Agricultural College advises on brooders. He recommends a brooder house with space for no more than three chicks per square foot of floor, heat retention with adjustable air, ample sunlight, and easy cleaning for effective disinfection.
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Ufford
Colorado Agricultural College
How to Make Cold Damp Poultry House Warm Dry
A low cost method transforms cold damp poultry houses into warm dry spaces. Remove the top windows, raise the south roof to form a twin slope, lift the side as a unit, reinstall top windows in the south wall, add six foot cross strings, lay 12 to 18 inches of oats straw, and install gable end vents.
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Monstor
Bacterial Wilt of Corn Found to Hit Dent Variety
United States Department of Agriculture notes bacterial wilt or Stewart's disease also harms field dent corn. A 66 Illinois field survey shows wilt reduces leaf area, weakens plants, raises stalk breakage, lowers yield and quality. Breeding resistant varieties remains the best defense.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Corn
Department
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Feed Crops Set Record in 1932 Global Output
The 1932 global production of corn oats and barley set a record, up about 13 percent from 1931. USDA bureau notes reduced feed grain export movement, with corn shipments down more sharply than barley or oats. Factors include smaller Argentine supplies and low export prices affecting trade.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Romania
Union of South Africa
Russia
Danube
Farmers Miss Chance On Red Clover Seed Opportunity
The Department of Agriculture notes about 7000 pounds of red clover seed are imported annually as U S growers fail to meet demand. Experts say the intermountain region could benefit from such a cash crop to boost soil health and aid farmers nationwide.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Washington Star
Making the Right Choices in Marriage and Riches
A church lesson outlines Mark 10 and Luke 6, stressing marriage as indissoluble, children as sacred, and riches as a potential stumbling block. It reviews Jesus teachings on divorce, remarriage, and the danger of wealth guiding life over Christ.
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Jesus
Christ
Eve
Adam
The March Toward Equal Rights and Common Sense
A column argues for gender equality and criticizes squatter sovereignty in taxes. It contrasts historical subjugation with modern progress, laments rulers who overstep, and praises practical, all around workers over specialists. It ends noting a cynical view of unfounded old tales and cites 1933 Bell Syndicate.
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Ams
Feather Tests Claim to Sex Six-Week Chickens
The piece explains two folk methods for sexing young chickens. One tests feather shape at the saddle or tail base to guess a cockerel versus pullet. The other holds the bird by the neck to see whether the legs drop or stay drawn in.
Use of the Nest Egg Says Eggs Depend on Care
A Montreal Herald poultry authority argues nests and proper feeding determine egg production not forced nest eggs. Hens in modern houses with ample nests lay well when in a laying mood, emphasizing feed and care over nest eggs.
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Montreal Herald
German Agricultural Co Operatives Grow Power in Policy
Co operatives in Germany expand to over 40 000 societies with about 4 000 000 members. They back government agriculture aids including farm product contingents, lower farm mortgage interest rates, and tenant eviction protection now enshrined in law.
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Germany
Sweet Clover Lowers Farming Costs and Boosts Honey
The Montreal Herald notes sweet clover rising in value as a chief honey source in many areas. It is replacing red clover on eastern farms, and breeders aim to develop taller stems for better hay, increasing its usefulness despite remaining somewhat wild and unimproved.
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Montreal Herald
The Best Proof Inspiration of the Word of God Quote
The best evidence of the Word of God's inspiration is found in the word itself when studied loved obeyed and trusted. It never disappoints misleads or fails and satisfies.
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God
J. Hudson Taylor
The Noblest Life
The noblest life is to live as his children that we may reveal to others the blessings of his presence his guidance and his peace.
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Thomas J. Garland
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Jim Farley
Democratic Party
Western Newspaper Union
Dent
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D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Moses
Howe
ED Howe
Joe Holt
Lecky
St. Jerome
Bell Syndicate
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