Rail executives face planned settlement on shop strike
A vast labor dispute unfolds as the railway shopmen seek a settlement with hearings set in Chicago on September 11. Government will not enforce at the cost of free speech, while union leaders prepare counter moves and railroads claim a near stalemate with 805,000 shopmen at work.
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B. M. Jewell
Chicago
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Greely
Willard
Baltimore
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Jupee Wilkerson
Congress
Gompers Down
Labor
Taulk
United States
Ugo Stinnes
de Lubernac
Committee On
Germany
France
de Lubersac
Gouda
Stinnes
Hermes
Belgium
Small scale leather making guidance and prices
A Department of Agriculture circular explains how farmers can tan hides into leather at home or use local tanneries. It covers bark, chrome, and alum tans, practical handling from skinning to finished goods, and how to source tanneries and bulk hides to reduce costs.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Bates
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
States Get War Material For Roads Lead With 8 Million
Surplus war material valued at 189,773,086 was delivered to states for road construction up to July 1, per the U S Department of Agriculture. Texas and New York lead with nearly eight million. every state except a few small ones received over a million. About 23,825 motor vehicles were distributed, and many sites used war material to outfit shops and repurpose equipment.
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Bureau of Public Ronds
War Department
Texas
New York
United States
Germany
Permits Needed for Bird Banding Upheld by USDA Survey
The Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture says federal permits are required in all cases for bird banding work. It seeks broad collaboration but notes that success depends on permits in many cases and that some states issue them.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey of
United Stated Department of Agriculture
State Game Officials Seek Coordination With Federal Permits
The biological survey informs applicants that federal permits suffice for authorization. Operators should be advised of state officials' stance and prepared to cooperate at all times to align with state expectations.
Boys introduce purebreds in Wyoming county club
A Niobrara county Wyoming pork club organized three years ago introduced nearly 200 purebred Poland China pigs, including a top boar, helped form a county Poland China association, developed a breed standard, and aided local fairs through exhibits and hog judging.
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Wyoming Club
County
Niobrara County
Wyo
United States Department of Agriculture
Government unsure on milk bottle paper container approval
The United States Department of Agriculture has received inquiries about a new paper milk bottle. No official statement has been issued confirming approval or disapproval of any specific type of milk container, from either sanitary or economic standpoints.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Sweet Clover Silage Forage Value In Rainy Seasons
Sweet clover spoils easily and is hard to put up in good condition in wet weather. Yet as hay it provides valuable forage for both steers and milk cows, and the soil benefits are rich.
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Steeva
Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham's Compound in Arkansas
MRS LULA VANN of Fulton Arkansas testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved monthly pains and backache, restoring her ability to work. The letter urges other women with similar symptoms to consider the remedy as a path to health.
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Talton
Arkansas
Lydia E Pinkham
Lula Vann
Fulton
Pana Pore Ee Prates
Lydis
Ieeem
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