Scars of War Improve Soil in Devastated France
A long report to the American Committee for Devastated France by Hal B. Fullerton notes trenches and shellholes have deepened soil and enriched minerals, aiding farming. French peasant adapt with ancient tools yet embrace new methods, cooperative farming, and tractor loans to restore fertility in Aisne.
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Belgium
American Committee For
Hal B. Fullerton
Long Island Railroad
America
England
Fullerton
Aisne
Bierancourt
Peters
Medford
L. I
Ohio
Government spending totals for fiscal year 1919
The treasury reports ordinary expenditures for the year ended June 30 at 6 403 343 481 with debt payments totaling 17 038 039 723 and a grand total of 23 441 383 204. War department led in spending with 1 610 587 380, railroads control 1 036 672 157, navy 736 021 456, and shipping board 530 565 649. Spending peaked in July at 976 273 8 570 and was lowest in February at 295 457 433.
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War Department
Navy
Shipping Board
Paris to London Flights Rise in June
The Matin notes an uptick in sea navigation between Paris and London during June with several gifts and renewed attention to coastal routes.
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Paris
London
France
Jendon
Indiana State Government Accelerates After Special Session
State departments gear up to enforce major acts and new coal trade rules. Gov Goodrich signs tax and home rule measures while naming Eschbach to lead the coal commission and plans to license coal dealers nationwide.
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Secon
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Eschbach
Otto L. Krauss
Accounts Board
Charles Fox
Indiana State Federation of Labor
State Industrial Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tax Board
Coal Commission
Juschbach
Michigan
William Ray
Martha Huff
Eagle Creek
State Highway Commission
Indiana
Oliver Kline
Huntington
Kline
f Ed_ Jackson
Maurice L. Mendenhall
Sheridan
Blue Sky” Department
Jennie Lamb
Delphi
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Mendenhall
Blue Sky” Commission
Jackson
Plains
Chaiman
Road and Coal Commission
Edward Farmer
Bloomington
Farmer
State Board of Accounts
Warren G. Harding
Age of cattle determined by tooth wear in dairy facts
Farmers' Bulletin 1066 from the US Department of Agriculture details aging cattle by the development and wear of their incisor teeth. It outlines eight lower incisors, progression from birth to ten years, and how tooth wear marks the animal's age and jaw contour changes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Neglect Butterfat Tests Among Dairymen
Dairymen keep milk record sheets but neglect regular butterfat tests. The chemical method is simple with proper facilities, and farmers can obtain accurate results with practice. A handpower Babcock test outfit is inexpensive and pays for itself in a few months through increased efficiency.
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Babcock
Love for Work fuels success in dairy care
Dairy Notes urges growers to love their cows and care for calves from birth. It stresses separate feeding with milk adjusted to each calf, proper cooling before mixing new cream, and using a metallic strainer to keep cream clean to prevent bacteria.
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