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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1921

Page

12

Testing for Alcohol on Perfumes and Baby Tonics

Dr William Linder heads the bureau laboratory under the Internal Revenue Service which determines what is alcoholic. In the past innocent scent products were not tested but now nearly all perfumes colognes and related items undergo alcohol content tests.

William Linder Internal Revenue Baby Millx Bureau

Meighen Proposes Four Dominion Demands at Imperial Conference

Prime Minister Meighen raises four propositions challenging the British policy on India Mesopotamia and the East. He seeks dominion informed status and consultation on policy affecting the empire, parliamentary approval for treaties, and Canada’s final say in matters involving the United States.

Meighen Canada Lord Curzon Dominions India Mesopotamia East United States

Samuel Gompers A Labor Leader At 71 Active In Quest

Samuel Gompers, active president of the American Federation of Labor at age 71, travels extensively and writes books and pamphlets. He edits the American Federationist, pushes labor legislation, and remains a central figure in U S organized labor since 1881.

Samuel] Gompers American Federation of Labor United States Aiplane Goimpers

Churchill's Reminiscences to Cost Churchill $80,000

Winston Spencer Churchill secures an $80,000 down payment for his Reminiscences from Thornton & Butterworth, plus eight years of royalties, with the two volume autumn release already completed. The author hints at new official documents.

Winston Spencer-Churchill Brush Colonies London Thornton & Butterworth Herbert Asquith Lkely Great Britain Lord Randolph Churchill Jennie. Jerome New York

Jewels for Gates Heiress Face New York Inheritance Tax

New York summons the executors of Mrs. John W. Gates estate to resolve whether tax applies on 884000 in New York based personal property or 17000000 held in Texas. Jewelry in New York valued at 458670 dominates assets with pieces including a 110000 pearl necklace and multiple diamond items. Paintings valued at 324825 and other personal effects total pacific field values. niece Delora Angell inherits half the residue with a life estate to Edward Baker.

New York John W. Gates Texas Mre. Gates

Department of Agriculture Aids Movement With Publications

The United States Department of Agriculture issued circulars posters and articles to support better sire movement education. It lists materials including Yearbook Harnessing Heredity and posters lantern slides and a county survey blank. A booklet Better street Better Stock can be obtained from Washington D C.

United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Department Marmers

Milk feeds for young animals from dairy by products

United States Department of Agriculture specialists note whole milk is balanced for young animals while skim milk and by products like buttermilk and whey are also useful. Skim milk feeds pigs at about three pounds per time with concentrates. whey feeds swine mostly. Buttermilk resembles skim milk in value and should be used cautiously for calves to avoid digestive upset. Sweet skim milk plus corn meal aids beef calves. feed like dairy calves if used for calves.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry Bureau United States Department’ of Agriculture

Higher Prices for Horses States Demand and Costs

A Boston trucking firm operating 100 horses and 28 auto trucks reports horses fetch higher prices than in 20 years. The proprietor notes peak motor truck rates may have been reached and urges farmers to breed better horses, citing up to $600 paid for short haul teams.

Boston University Farm

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