Sherman Law Violation Debate After Hilliard Appointment
The appointment of Patrick R. Hilliard as a special assistant to the U S Attorney General to pursue Sherman anti trust violations renews debate over the U S Steel decision. Justice McKenna reads the majority opinion. Justice Day its dissent.
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Patrick R. Hilliard
United States
Palner
Chicago
Mawyers
United States Supreme Court
United States Steel Corporation
Justice McKenna
Justice Day
Steel Corporation
American Tobacco Company
Barnett and His Marines Travel Coast to Coast
Maj. Gen. George Barnett, commandant of the Marine Corps, tours the country on corps business. Marines greet him at trains and reunions as he explains the corps as an independent infantry and artillery force dating to 1775.
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George Barnett
United States Marine Corps
General Barnett
Hit
Marines
Wisconsin
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Josephus Daniels Journalist and News Editor
The text outlines Josephus Daniels as a journalist by profession and former Raleigh News and Observer editor. It notes a secretary of the Navy speech to the New York Press Club urging balanced reporting of life, praising noble deeds and warning against only printing good or only bad stories.
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Josephus Daniels
Congressional Directory
Raleigh
N.C
News Far Observer
Secretary of the Navy
New York Press Club
Daniels
Duke of the Abruzzi Opens Benadir Colony Agricultural Trials
The Duke of the Abruzzi shifts from Arctic exploration to studying Benadir Colony farming prospects in East Africa. He aims to irrigate and develop cotton, doura, sugar and coffee, with two experimental farms to prove yields and machinery based cultivation. He funds the project himself and envisions similar efforts in Libya and Cyrenaica.
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Abruzzi
Benadir
East Africa
Italy
Uehi Scebel
Hana
Abyssinia
Lybia
Cyrenaica
Fresh timber treated with electricity resists fungus decay
English scientists report passing electricity through freshly cut timber reduces fungal decay. A tractor drawbar pull can be monitored by a new spring device showing work on a dial. Selma Lagerlöf becomes first woman in the Swedish Academy of Letters and Nobel laureate in literature.
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Selma Lagerlof
Swedish Academy of Letters
Inherits Ten Millions From De Lamar Estate
Alice Antoinette De Lamar of New York inherits ten million dollars from the late Captain Joseph R. De Lamar's estate. The 1918 estimate was twenty million, with today’s appraisal showing an increase of eight million eight hundred forty seven thousand seven hundred.
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Alice Antoinette de Lamar
New York City
Joseph R. de Lamar
de Lamar
Evicted Widow in New Jersey Tent Colony Offered Suitors
Mrs. Margaret Stanton the first evicted tenant to move into Newark N J tent colony has received three marriage proposals. Each man seeks a wife and offers home wealth and companionship amid her hardship with four children and widow status.
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Margaret Stanton
Newark
N. J
Value of Bull Association
A cooperative model where five to ten farmers share a bull. Blocks form within townships, operating under shared rules. After about two years a bull is exchanged to spread costs, ensure good breeding, and lower purchase price per farmer. Farmers should investigate this proposition as it benefits their herds.
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R. W. Clark
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
Bull Association
Do Away With Scrub Stock Article
A Minnesota College of Agriculture dairy expert argues scrub cattle can improve via first class registered dairy bulls. He notes even if offspring remain not purebred, milk yield from the heifer can greatly exceed the dam and repeated use of a registered bull can raise overall herd production toward purebred levels.
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C. H. Tansen
Dairy Husbandry Division
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Increasing value of cows in US agriculture
The dairy cow tops farm animal values on January 1 1920 with a total value of 2 022 000 000 dollars per the USDA crop estimates. Prices for milk cows rose from 58 25 to 91 95 per head since 1915, a 58 percent gain over five years.
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Bureau of Crop Estimates
Bureau of Crop Estimates of
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Purebred Sire Is Valuable For Dairy Incomes
Ontario trial across 171 herds shows crossbreeding increases income per cow by 32 dollars. Comparing 140 grade bull herds with 31 pure bred herds, the North Dakota outlook suggests a 640 dollar gain per 20 cows over five years.
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Ontario
Rex E. Willard
Farm Management Department
North Dakota Agricultural College
North Dakota
Wash Milk Bottles Properly To Prevent Casein Hardening
Extension Division North Dakota Agricultural College advises filling emptied milk bottles with water to prevent casein from sticking as milk dries. Rinse with lukewarm water then hot water and finally boil or steam to remove fat and kill bacteria.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
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Pwo
Peiarkelve
Openhagen
Denmark
Pershing
U. S. Northern Pacific
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Cral Zone
San Juan
Porto Rico
Spa
Belin
Alice Gaddman
Red Cross
San Francisco
Value OF Bull Association
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