Warrant System Centralized as State Finances Tighten
Springfield 1911 law centralizes all state receipts into the treasury with auditor oversight. Brady’s office issued 116 200 warrants amid rising volume, university payments near 200 000 dollars monthly. Court action on Morgan Park bank charter challenges auditor discretion. Potts calls for immediate fire insurance rate cuts as boards and unions face regulation.
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Springfield
Brady
J .S. McCullough
Creighton
Circuit Court
Morgan Park
James J Brady
Bermond State Bank
E. L. Schweder
E L Schweder
M Hermond
J W Etesch
W Cohn
G E Strachan
Chicago
Lrady
Pire Reese
Rufus M. Potts
Potts
Cook County
Western Union
Illinois
United States Supreme Court
Ablesa
Plan Hearing On Wahbesh Reorganization In Springfield
Chairman James E Quan of the state public utilities commission and Winslow Peerce chairing the reorganization committee will present the Wahbesh plan in Springfield on Wednesday June 3. The publics utilities railroads and warehouses commissions of Missouri Indian Ohio Michigan and Iowa have been invited to attend.
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James E. Quan
State Public Utilities Commission
Pot
Winslow Peerce
Wabash Railroad
Wahbesh
Springfield
Public Utilities and Railroad and Warehouse Commissions
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
Iowa
Qlinots Commissee
Water Power Fight on Capitol Split Conservations Versus Taxation
Washington lawmakers push a broad water power bill despite secretary Lane and President Wilson doubts. The measure seeks government compensation from dam owners, with section 4 sparking protest that the government would not be fairly paid for water powers. Navy increases pass House as Panama Canal looms, while Mills and Hale drive war department efforts amid sharpened focus on militia and defense.
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Washington
Lane
Congress
United States
House
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Supreme Court
United States Navy
Daniel
Army
Navy
Mexico
Albert L. Mills
Division of Militia Affairs
War Department
Harry C. Hale
Seventeenth Infantry
Mills
West Point
First Cavalry
Santiago
Albert L
United States Army
Santiago de Cuba
First United States Cavalry
Adjutant General of Volunteers
Misunderstood Quip At Stanford Chaparral
A humorous exchange mocks a husband praised as a lover of aesthetics and mentions a tooth ache pun. The dialogue involves Mrs Nurich and Miss Goodrich in a light campus humor tone from the Stanford Chaparral.
Alfalfa and Corn as Stock Food Boosts Farm Profits
W R Goodwin argues Illinois farmers must embrace alfalfa, corn, and livestock to sustain soil, yield, and profits. He cites rising meat prices, land costs, and the Illinois Alfalfa Growers association pushing farmers to increase per acre yields and livestock integration.
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DuPage County
Illinois
Illnois
Illinois Alfalfa Growers’ Association
Infertile Egg for Market
Farmers advised on producing infertile eggs by keeping hens with no male birds. Emphasizes disposing of hens after their second laying season and using fall egg layers for breeding next spring. Notes soft shells from confinement, overfat hens, and mineral deficiencies. stresses cleanliness, dust baths, and vermin control with kerosene and whitewash.
Soft Shelled Eggs Causes and Care
Hens often lay soft shelled eggs when pushed into laying by heavy feeding and protein rich foods. Replace some grains with corn and offer clover hay, chopped finely, plus ample grit and oyster shell to improve shell quality.
Alfalfa as a Forage Plant Says Expert in County Talk
Secretary Winele Farweretae G. Tarbor of Dengies county, Tilteois, argues alfalfa is no longer a mystery. He cites 1313 masensly Gry period yields, advocates spring sowing with oats, reduced seed rate, and warns against first year pasturing, asserting alfalfa can supply protein and cut feed costs if properly sown and cared for.
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Winele Farweretae G
Tarbor
Dengies
Tilteois
Kansas
Sinois
Douglas County
Ehort
Packing Eggs for Market and Farm Losses Cited
The article explains egg packing methods for shipping and market, detailing soft paper wraps excelior lined baskets and careful handling. It notes market grades such as rotten dirty cracked and firsts with experts employed, and claims farm carelessness causes about 45 million dollars in losses annually, urging farmers to pack only fresh eggs.
Grain Rations for Fattening Poultry from Pennsylvania Station
The grain rations used for fattening poultry include corn meal five parts with ground oats two parts after removing bulls, and animal fat one part mixed with sour milk for yellow flesh. For whiter flesh, rations mix corn meal two parts ground buckwheat two parts ground oats two parts with sour milk. Additional options include barley meal two parts midlings two parts buckwheat two parts corn meal one part with sour milk or shredded wheat refuse with sour milk. When confined, sour milk aids digestion and prevents feverish state. if milk is unavailable, provide animal or green food for best gains.
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Pennsylvania
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Frederick Porter
James J. Brady
Sare Hmekary
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Texas
Funcis
Dean
Wabash
Wilson
George Clinton
House Naval Communities
Republcan
Panama Canal
Canal
Panama
General Miller Busey Man
General Mills
Albert L. Milla
W. R. Goodwin
Callenges
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