Clash of Farm Board and Chamber at Washington Meeting
News Review details the sharp clash between the federal farm board and business leaders led by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Arguments focus on marketing acts, government price fixing, tariff policy, and calls to repeal or modify agricultural support programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Federal Farm Board
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Chamber
Washington
Alexander Legge
Julius H. Barnes
Herbert Hoover
Legge
Daniel A. Millett
Denver
Farm Board
Hyde
W. C. McCabe
Duluth
Harrison Jones
Chicago
Hoover
Hosanna in the New of David Hailing Jesus as King
Sermon on Matthew 21 1 46 outlines Jesus entry into Jerusalem the fulfillment of Zechariah prophecy and the cleansing of the temple. It contrasts the kingly welcome with later rejection by the nation and parables of the barren fig tree and two sons and the householder to illustrate Israel s spiritual failure and the prophets fate.
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David
Jesus
Christ
Zechariah
House of Prayer
Jerusalem
Israel
Jesus Christ
A Great Will Behind a Great Life
A quotation from Young People declares that a great will aligns with God not self-will, guiding the life toward victory on the path of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Belief in God Promises Victory Over Self Doubt
Horace Bushnell wrote that nothing matters more than faith in God to achieve victory over oneself. The quote emphasizes hopeful perseverance and spiritual assurance through belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Bushnell
Indiana News Briefs Highlight Accidents Crime and Local Events
Edward Leuseh of Michigan City dies after being struck by a Monon freight train. Alfred Meek, alias James Dawson, pleads guilty to burglarizing IT business prices in South Bend. Michigan City plans a 1982 ten year anniversary event. Kiwanis from Indiana’s first division gather for annual conference in South Bend. George Robinson of Fort Wayne fined for DUI. Fort Wayne Northwestern University alumni elect Joseph Plasket president. Burglars steal coins revolver and cash from J A Sims home near Fort Wayne. USDA weather bureau unit installed at South Bend airport. Izaak Walton League offers 40 prizes for largest fish. contest runs June 16 to November 1. Unidentified body identified as Joseph Keso after fatal station holdup shooting. Agir Evanoff trial set for May 28 in Fort Wayne. Plymouth population 58 888 per census. Notre Dame founder Breen dies in Fort Wayne. Raids through Whiting confiscate liquor from 18 resorts. Farmers Bank of Vedersburg fails. banking department takes charge. State board rejects 70 million merger of Indiana utilities. Indianapolis apartment robberies solved. two couples arrested. Rolling Prairie attendant Edwin Teeter robbed, kidnapped, released. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite reunion in South Bend hosts nearly 200 candidates.
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Edward Leuseh
Michigan City
Monon
Alfred Meek
James Dawson
Ort Wayne
Joseph IL Plasket
Nongland
Fort Wayne Northwestern University
J. A. Sims
Fort Wayne
United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Chicago
Cleveland
South Bend
Izaak Walton
Cerre Haute
Joseph Keso
Agir Evanoff
Catherine Evanoff
Trian
Allen
Clarence Sedgwick
Indiana
Plymouth
Marshall County
Wiliam P. Breen
Indiana Bar Association
University of Notre Dame
Breen
Notre Dame
United States
H. E. Miner
Hammond
Joseph Kyle
Crown Point
Prohibition
Whiting
Farmers Bank of
Vedersburg
Indiana State Banking Department
Indianapolis
Farmers Bank
Public Service Commission
Samuel Insull
Howell el- Us
John W. McCardle
Jere West
Edwin Teeter
Rolling Prairie
Valley of South Bend
Summer Minerals Needed By Cows
Cornell expert Dr. L A Maynard advises extra summer minerals for cows to ensure winter milk. A mix of bone meal limestone and salt or bone meal with salt supports calcium and phosphorus. offer free in a box or mix three to four ounces daily with grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. L.A. Maynard
Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Stations
Maynard
Water Importance for Milk Production in Summer
The article explains cows must have abundant water to sustain milk flow, especially in heat. It notes milk is over 80 percent water by volume, requires about three pounds of water per pound of milk, and heavy producers may drink 10 to 15 gallons in 24 hours. Ensure access at least twice daily, preferably three times in hot weather to avoid drops in supply.
Poor Market for Dairy Products Elevates Efficient Farmers
The text argues a weak dairy market helps efficient farmers by pushing marginal producers out as butterfat prices crash. It claims farmer efficiency in feeding determines profitability and that low prices reduce competition, eventually raising prices after under production.
Dairy feeding tips for healthy cows and milk quality
The note recommends soybeans as dairy cow feed replacing linseed or cottonseed meal and emphasizes pasture quality with white clover and blue grass. It advises abundant clean water, well ventilated stalls, fly control, and careful milking hygiene, including use of seamless pails.
Infected Chicks Spread Pullorum Disease in Incubators
USDA study by Drs Bunyen Wejbral and colleagues shows bacillary white diarrhea transferring from infected to healthy chicks via air within 18 to 24 hours of hatching. Experiments across incubators indicate high transmission rates, with control groups far lower and deaths rising among exposed chicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Hubert Bunyen
We Jbral
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bethseda
Bureau
National Poultry Council
Incubators Now Common for Duck Eggs
Farmers increasingly incubate duck eggs rather than relying on hens. Gather eggs daily and store in a cool place, turning them daily. Set eggs soon after laying as they do not keep well. Artificial incubation uses 102 degrees for three weeks with added moisture and fertility tests on day four or five.
Sunshine for Chicks Pitches Warmth and Ventilation
Do not waste sunlight on chicks even with cod and substitute glass. Open windows on sunny days to let pure sun warmth reach the brood and shut them when clouds or winds arrive. Extra effort maintaining ventilation yields stronger, vigorous chicks and quicker growth.
Eradicating Lice in Poultry Using Sodium Fluoride
Guidance on eliminating lice in poultry outlines two methods dusting or dipping with sodium fluoride. Either chemically pure or commercial grades may be used, with commercial cheaper. Young chicks require little product. about one pound per 100 chickens costs roughly 50 cents. Dipping is presented as easier and cheaper.
Poultry Chief Warns Clean Ground Best for Chicks
The Iowa experimental station poultry chief warns against letting 1980 chicks share yards or ground with old stock. He notes infection can be carried on shoes and by old birds, and urges completely clean ground to prevent spread. Prevention is the best cure.
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Iowa Experimental Station
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Ohio
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Lyme
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Girard
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P. B. Fitzwater
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