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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1925

Page

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Tax revision plans and European debt talks dominate Washington

Opening hearings on tax reform feature Secretary Mellon outlining proposed broad tax cuts and surtax reductions aimed at spurring investment and revenue, with limits on estate and gift taxes. Simultaneously Paris signals new proposals on French war debt, while Locarno pact praise and fears of Balkan tensions press Europe.

Edward W. Pickard House Committee On Ways and Means Mellon Treasury Department Metlon Board of Tax Ageni Natem Association of Manufacturers Melson Tereerelars Town Tax Clube Texas Chairwin Green Iowa Garner Memder Boul Tax Club Ten

Fall of Damascus Rebels After French Assault

In Syria rebels briefly revolted in Damascus before a rapid French counterattack using artillery armored cars and tanks. The assault destroyed much of the Master quarter by bombardment and fires, forcing surrender. Two American warships were sent from Gibraltar toward Alexandria to protect lives and property. Indiana Governor Jackson appointed Arthur R. Robinson to fill the late Senator Samuel M. Ralston’s unexpired term, a Republican from Indianapolis who will serve until March 3, 1929. He previously sought the Senate in 1916 but was defeated. During World War I he served as lieutenant and captain, later marrying and having one daughter. North Dakota’s only remaining senator faces reelection considerations.

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Fall Plowing Pros And Cons Analyzed

An agricultural note cites Illinois College of Agriculture findings on fall plowing. It outlines unfavorable conditions such as hilly or highly leached soils and soils low in organic matter, plus benefits including reduced spring rush, improved heavy soils, deeper plowing, better moisture handling, and pest control. It also notes fall plowing may be necessary where soils are heavy sand and drainage inadequate, with spring treatment potentially offsetting winter advantages.

Rilnols College of Agriculture

Manure Too Valuable for Strawberry Mulch

Poultry manure is too valuable for strawberry beds in the Middle West to serve as mulch. It can be applied just before planting or early spring on thin soils, but excessive use risks soft ripe fruit. The preferred mulch is clean wheat straw with chaff and weed seeds removed to prevent early weed growth and stork in spring.

Middle West

Unwritten Rules for Fowl Disease Prevention

The text urges strict sanitation in poultry farming, prohibiting bringing in stray fowls from open ranges at any season or age. It emphasizes disinfecting and proper placement into laying houses, warning against introducing disease via unclean practices or unverified stock.

Rye favored for Emergency Pasture

Rye is a strong emergency pasture crop for hogs and cattle. It can provide early spring pasture, with late August through September sowing yielding winter forage if growth is good before freeze. Prepare seed bed early, sow six to eight packs per acre, and decide next spring to plow under or harvest for grain. rosen rye offers higher forage.

Preventing Poultry Cull At Ohio State University

Poultrymen at Ohio State University warn that culling the flock is not a complete fix for the cull problem. Poor management, crowded housing, lice, feed shortages, and infections weaken birds and reduce laying, so preventing culls requires addressing underlying conditions, not just removing low producers.

Ohio State University

Hard Luck With Swine Feeds After Farrowing

Kansas State Agricultural College experts warn many pig losses from hard luck after farrowing stem from improper feed and sow overfeeding. They advise ample water, minimal feed for the first 24 hours, then limited grain in thick form for several days, and not to place the sow on full feed for 10 days post farrowing.

Kansas State Agricultural College

Incomplete Query Review of Garden String Treatment

The user input appears as garbled text about garden readiness and expenses. No clear event, person, or organization is present to report or summarize into a newspaper item.

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