Mellon Forecast Sees Prosperity and Debt Retrenchment
Washington reports Secretary Mellon released a final prosperity outlook for the nation, urging rapid public debt retirement and opposing extended repayment over 62 years. He notes corporate profits high, employment strong, and foreign trade rising, while warning against real estate speculation and overcredit buying. He also expects stronger prohibition enforcement after recent reorganizations.
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iAsk Congress to Rush Four Waterway Projects
Washington delegates at national rivers and harbors congress urge prompt completion of four waterway projects including the Mississippi river stem and Great Lakes improvements. They say all are authorized by Congress and estimate 200.6 million dollars needed, recommending annual appropriations matching the Army chief of engineers guidance.
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Food Prices Show Gain of Two to Five Per Cent
Department of Labor reports November food costs rose across several cities as winter approached. Washington and Boston up 2 percent, Louisville and Butte 5 percent, with many other cities including Bridgeport Columbus Indianapolis Kansas City Mobile New Haven Omaha Portland Milwaukee Rochester reporting 4 percent gains.
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Roosevelts Arrive in Delhi After Central Asia Hunt
Kermit Roosevelt arrives in Delhi amid a Central Asia expedition led by James Simpson-Frield-Roosevelt that secured a fine group of Marco Polo sheep. The party plans a move from Delhi to Calcutta for a meeting with Lord Reading.
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James Simpson-Frield-Roosevelt
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Peoria Des Moines Rum Runners Sentenced
Five of six men pled guilty in the Peoria Des Moines liquor conspiracy case receive 16 months in federal prison. Judge Andrew Miller imposes a $1000 fine and notes concerns about state violence.
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Andrew Miller
D. Hannell
McCormick Gift Funds Memorial Building Construction
Cyrus W. Co. A. of Chicago reports a $1,000,000 gift from Harriet Hammond McCormick to the M.O.A. of Chicago. The donation funds a factory memorial building honoring girls’ work and reflects McCormick’s enduring legacy after her death.
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Utah Seismograph Records Earthquake in Salt Lake City
The University of Utah seismograph confirmed an earthquake centered near Salt Lake City. Local authorities report no immediate damage as residents felt shaking across the region.
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Rochester Post Office Destroyed by Fire in Basement
A Rochester post office was burned early Thursday with the blaze starting in the basement and spreading quickly. No one was harmed but there was heavy water damage to much of the interior.
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Garwell ANN ARBOR church notes and local events
Church of God led by Mrs Henry House schedules Sunday School at 1 30 p m Junior church at 2 30 p m and evening services at 7 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday evening Christmas program set for December 22 at 9 30 standard time All services held at Mrs House home. Farwell H S orchestra directed by Mrs Lamb performed at village event with notable talent and future program planned.
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Detroit
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Birmingham
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Farwell Woman's Club Reports Cotton and Silk Studies
The Farwell Woman's Club met December 8 at the home of Mrs. Alice Fuller with Mrs. Fuller and Miss Martha Fuller hosting. Twenty members attended as Mrs. Isabella Green presented a detailed Cotton paper, Mrs. Mary Updegraft discussed artificial silk, and Mrs. Isabelle Woodward covered lace making. A legacy piece on the Flag by Mrs. Minnie Brown highlighted flag history. Miss Marion Fuller and Miss Alice Lovette sang a duet before refreshments closed the gathering.
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Alice Fuller
Isabelle Woodward
Minnie Brown
Marion Fuller
Alice Lovette
Dance at 1.0. C. F. Hall Christmas Evening
A dance event at C F Hall on Friday evening December 25 with good music, held by committee order.
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Good Appearing Cows Not Always Profitable in Dairying
New Jersey dairy specialist analyses Mercer County records showing cows with flashy appearance can yield far less milk than leaner cows. Three cows fed 79 dollars worth of feed produced about 8282 pounds of milk. two cows fed 168 dollars yielded 1487 pounds each. Poor cows cost more per 100 pounds of milk, and overall production fails to cover costs.
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Mercer County
Save Young Live Stock to Increase Net Profit
The text outlines farm challenges from infant livestock deaths and classifies causes into three groups. First, non-treatable conditions like malformations and birth accidents. Second, diseases reducible with hygiene, isolation, and medical care. Third, gastrointestinal and parasitic issues greatly reduced through feeding, care, and sanitation.
Failure to Breed in Cattle Due to Infection
The article outlines bovine infertility caused mainly by contagious abortion. It describes how infection alters maternal organs hindering conception and suggests manual uterus manipulation and irrigation as treatment. A cure requires prolonged, costly therapy. A radio tube gift is advertised by DeForest radio specialist.
Dairy Barn Floor Construction and Cleaning Guidelines
Instructions for building clean sanitary dairy floors emphasizing non absorbent, crevice free materials. guidance covers sub base, drainage, forms, manger curb, stalls, and platform dimensions for Jerseys Guernseys and Holsteins. Also notes finishing details for smooth surfaces and safe footing.
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