Twenty Million for Agricultural Bill in Congress Report
The agricultural supply bill includes a $20,000,000 seed grain loan fund for drought areas in the northwest with daily collections around $15,000. It notes prior $3.5 million seed purchase aid, details uncollected loan totals, and lists broader program items from frost warnings to forest insect eradication and meat inspection. It also cites forest service funds rising to $6,583,582 and a Kaibab plateau insect threat.
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Congress
Northwest
House
Washington
Budget Bureau
Appropriations Committee
the Forest Service
Kaibab Plateau
Arizona
Government hunters wage war on predatory animals
United States Department of Agriculture biologists employ 150 trained hunters to protect western livestock, trapping poisoning and patrolling borders. They report tens of thousands of predators killed including coyotes and wolves, with millions saved in stock value and lucrative hides contributing to treasury receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Federal
Co-Operative
Mexico
Pring
Tion
Arizona
Montana
State of Arizona
Washington
Mountain Len
Mississippi River
Michigan
Missouri
Iowa
Indiana
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
World in turmoil as tax fights and revolutions unfold
Across the globe, reports mount of fiscal battles in Washington House over exempt securities. Narutowicz falls to an assassin in Warsaw. Prohibition surveys planned in the western states. Cuba hunts a high‑profile outlaw while U S agents combat counterfeiting and bribery. Local incidents range from a dog killed by a car to a noisy ordinance in Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spokane
Prohibition Bureau
New York
Navy
J. P. Morgan
Germany
United States
Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Warsaw
Gabriel Narutowicz
Moscow
Havana
Ramon Arroyito
Cuba
Jesse James
San Antonio
Texas
Edward Tyrrell
Secret Service
San Francisco
Leavenworth
Kansas
Roy Wilmot
Prohibition
Minneapolis
H. L. Duncan
Northwest
Marion, T
O. F. Shipman
Herrin
Berkeley
Cal
Portland
Ore
Burton L. Stanford
United States National Bank
Rochester
N. Y
Denver
Colorado
Charles Linton
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
United States Mint
Chicago
Woodlawn Avenue
Hetland son survives severe neck injury in Joliet incident
Billings reports that Andy Hetland, son of Ole A Hetland of Joliet, has a broken neck in two places yet remains alive and is expected to recover. Symptoms suggest possible recovery trajectory despite critical injuries.
Pill Vaccination Against Blackleg Draws Objections
Objections arise to pill vaccination against blackleg in cattle noting losses when vaccines fail. Dr. M. E. Knowles advocates Blackleg Aggressin as a cheap effective preventive, to be kept cool and used with an anti-toxin syringe. Montana cattlemen report repeat use and demand from Lederle Aggressin distributors in Helena or local vets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Knowles
Lederle
Helena
Montana
Crow Agency Names Foch Park In Honor Of General Foch
The Crow Indians in general council renamed the spot where General Foch is said to have been initiated into the Crow tribe. The designation honors the famed French soldier and marks the date November 28, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Crow Agency
General Foch
Foch
Crow Indians In General Council
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Missoula
Lolo National Forest
L. J. Jefferson
Lolo Forest
THE
Dr.kings Bac
Charles M. Russell
Rawhide
Rawlins
Thrilling
Russell
Great Western
Cheesy-Raban Syndicate
Great Falls
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