International talks seek Germany relief and a long term loan
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald led a seven power conference in London as credits to Germany are extended and private banks urged to keep German loans in Germany. France critics and Austro German union talks frame a wider disarmament and security debate amid tensions in China and U S corruption cases.
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Committee of Finance Ministers
London
Germany
Hoover
Stimson
World Bank For International Settlements
World Bank
Bruening
Curtius
France
America
Great Britain
Herr Bruening
Premier Laval
Berlin
Laval
Ramsay McDonald
Europe
Army balloon team places fourth in Gordon Bennett race
Army balloon No. 1 captained by Karl Axtater and H B Couch finished fourth after an 80 mile flight ending in Custards Pennsylvania. Balloon pilots Furculow and Rieker finished fifth near Ravenna after 20 miles. A second army balloon with Edgar Fogesonger and John Tarro logged 12 miles in 35 minutes. Navy and Goodyear balloons gain U S entry with W T Van Orman of Akron in the Gordon Bennett race.
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Karl 8
Axtater
H. 8
Couch
Custards
L. I. Furculow
John Rieker
Akron
Ravenna
Army
Edgar Fogesonger
John A. Tarro
Navy
Goodyear
United States
W. T. van Orman
Indiana Breeities from the fields to the courtroom
A roundup of Indiana notes reports deaths farm incidents fires and crimes across towns. Prather and Alpheus Trueblood are named among deceased individuals, a Greencastle lumber yard fire causes 100000 dollars in losses, and a mad cat attack near Petersburg prompts veterinary analysis. Other items include a Versailles murder verdict life sentence, fires at a Warsaw exchange, a large police road safety campaign, and political candidacy announcements in Porter and Lake counties.
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Prather
Bicknell
Alpheus Trueblood
Richmond
Greencastle
Evansville
Otterbein Hendrickson
Wetersburg
Weathers
Indianapolis
Albert Locke
Whitley County
J. R. Harrison
Warsaw
James Durham
Joseph Fuller
Indiana Reformatory
J. W. Scott
Grover Garrett
Indiana
Lake Manitou
Ira C. Tilton
Valparaiso
Porter County
Democratic Central Committee
Charles Murphy
Brookston
George Smith
May Holmes
Epworth Hospital
South Bend
James Woods
Oscar Smith
Guy D. Clark
Lake County
Crown Point
Clark
Arthur F. Biggs
Noble
Whitley
Ligonier
Graham Lyons
Don Biggs
el Paso
Texas
Alice Brighty
William Procter
Logansport
Sherman Everling
Procter
Jease Mathews
Cedar Lake
Mathew
Sunrise Park
Julius Creadman
Chicago
George Rogers Clark Memorial Commission
Vincennes Memorial
Northwest Territory
Vermont
W. R. Heath
Herbert Cameron
Marion
Ft Agnes
Gemaleey Tn
Immunize All Pigs to Prevent Cholera
Swine growers in danger areas should immunize spring pigs against hog cholera says Dr. T P White of the USDA. Even immune sows pass protection only while nursing. immunity wanes after weaning, so early treatment is advised for cost and ease.
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United States Department Agriculture
WNU
T. P. White
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Guard Against Injury From Common Worms
United States Department of Agriculture tests show corn ears with long tight husks suffer less than half the injury from earworms compared to ears with short loose husks. Farmers can select seed ears with long tight husks to build a strain with better husk characteristics and enhanced protection from pests like the corn weevil in storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Avoid Beetle Injury to Young Asparagus Plants
Beetle damage to young asparagus shoots can be prevented by cutting the crop every three to five days to remove eggs before hatching. Destroy volunteer plants and use trap rows to attract beetles for poisoning with calcium arsenate or lead arsenate dust. After cutting, protect remaining plants with two to three applications of arsenate dust mixed with lime. Poultry can aid beetle destruction in some localities.
Control of Weeds Most Important With Flax
Weeds control is crucial at Iowa State College for flax culture. Wilt-resistant varieties reduce weed pressure and soil must be weed free. New large-seeded types Bison Buda and Rio emerged, with Bison leading Iowa trials last year and showing best performance with early April 80 seeding.
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Towa State College
Bison
Buda
Rio
Iowa
Agriculture foundation and quality in farming practice
The text stresses agriculture as the foundation of all wealth and urges continuous breeding of strong colonies. It notes experiments showing crop value and cautions against random seed exchange spreading disease and pests. It recommends fertilizing asparagus beds and warns grazing livestock offers little benefit.
Fewer Apple Varieties Dominate Cumberland Shenandoah Region
A USDA and state economist survey shows over 860 apple varieties exist in U S orchards, but 10 varieties make up 70 percent of trees in the Cumberland Shenandoah region. York Imperial is the most common while Delicious is expected to rise as younger trees come into bearing. Europe remains the main export market, with 60 percent of regional crops shipped there in some years.
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United States
Cumberland- Shenandoah States
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
Cumberland-Shenandoah States
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
England
Cumberland-Shenandoah
Power Sprayer Use Expands Across Farms
A farmer outlines how a power sprayer can be utilized beyond spraying to serve potatoes fruits berries white-washing disinfecting poultry hog barns irrigation and more under the McLean system. With custom work and varied applications the device could boost the season's total days and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mclean
Kill Pocket Gophers With Powdered Strychnine
A tip outlines using powdered strychnine sprinkled on sweet potatoes carrots or oats to kill pocket gophers. An eighth ounce dusted over three quarts of bait placed into the burrow runs is said to clean out a colony, with cut potato pieces used as drops in the runs.
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Eric Kauffmann
A. S. Feller
New York
Iitpatches
Vienna
Austria
Germany
Franz Rottenberg
Bank of Austria
Austrian Credit Bureau
Farm Board
Southwest
Texas Panhandle
Dodge City
Kane
Why Alfalfa Fails Seedbed Conditions Explain Poor Stand
A fragment from Kangas State college notes alfalfa failure often stems from seedbed issues. Proper firmness and thorough wetting are essential for a good stand, with seeds and nutrients required to establish a solid bed.
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K. Wily Joughby
Kangas State College
From the New or Making Sweet Cider Reexperiment
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a project or event titled From the New or Making Sweet Cider Reexperiment. Details about date, place, or participants are unclear in the readable text. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
Exhibits Boost Points in Dairy Cattle Judging
Dairy exhibition expert John A. Ardy says comparative judging highlights strong and weak points, aiding breeders to improve stock. Preparation should start two months before fairs with training, clipping, washing, and grooming to ensure a glossy appearance and good sportsmanship in the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Ardy
Arey
Calves Benefit From Free Water With Skimmilk Feeds
Prof. F B Morrison reports on two trials from Wisconsin and Cornell showing calves given skimmilk plus free water twice daily gain more weight and eat more concentrates and hay than calves fed skimmilk alone. Running water aids feeding care and reduces grain costs.
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F. B. Morrison
Animal Husbandry Department
Cornell
University
University of Wisconsin
Alea
Care of Pails and Cans at Dairy Milking Stands
The article discusses proper dairy equipment care noting that milk pails and cans should be drained and dried thoroughly to prevent bacterial growth. It emphasizes air and moisture control and warns that without these factors germs cannot multiply, guiding dairymen in handling milk and cream for dairy products.
Fragmentary Note on Calf Content and Conditions
A damaged OCR fragment references a calf and content terms with uncertain phrasing. The readable parts indicate discussion of conditions and feasibility, but no clear event, person, or date is established. Further text is needed to form a precise historical caption.
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Edward W. Pickard
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Quai d'Orsay
HILE
World Court
Hague
Dr. Rotten
Adatei
Japan
de Bustamente
Cuba
Wang
China
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Chang Fat-Kawi
Kiangsi
Shih Yu-San
Shih
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Peiping
Tientsin
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Santa Fe
E. W. Fiske
United States Department of Justice
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Hould
Oklahoma
Gov. Ross
Sterling
Red River
Denison
Denison Free Bridge
Texas Rangers
Trafic
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Achille
Okla
Carpenter's Bluff
Denigon
J. J. Loy
Texas Executive
Loy
Ohio
Lieuts
T. G. M. Settle
Wilfred Bushnell
Goody
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Rolleo
Pensacola
Northampton
HAT
Baltimore
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Michigan
Prohibition
Woodcock
James M. Doran
Attorney General's Office
United States Industrial Alcohol Company
United States Industrial Chemical Company
Cleveland
Erie
Paterson
N. J
Fredonia
Florida
N. Y
National Guard
United States Marine
Managua
Rama
Escondido
Pedro Altamirano
Santo Domingo
Chontales Department
National -Guard
Chico River
Kisalaya
Spain
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Alals. Zamora
Manuel
Azana
Amos W. W. Woodcock
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