Reduced Appropriations Threaten Key Agriculture Work
Washington June 1920 The Agriculture Department faces heavy cuts that will curb hog cholera eradication, dairy and cooperative programs, and field stations across multiple states. Foremost efforts in cereal improvement, forest surveys, irrigation, pest control, and livestock development will be scaled back or closed to meet the reduced funding.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Adwin Z. Meredith
Territory of Agriculture
Congress
Department of Tests
Department
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Meredith
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Ows
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Mwi
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Neva
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Berkeley
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Appalachians
National Forest
Doctors Will Meet at Minot North Dakota Medical Society Gathering
Minot North Dakota hosts the annual North Dakota Medical Society meeting June 15 and 16 with sessions in the Association of Commerce rooms. The agenda includes head injuries discussions led by Dr. Henry A. Beaua ieen and Dr. G Golseth, diagnosis and laboratory methods, treatment of tumors using radium, and lectures by Drs. W H Bodesetab Ike Lancas inras Wamerman Carpenter Beck. A Minot park tour, a dinner dance, and professional discussions conclude the program.
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Minot
N. D
North Dakota Medical Society
Association of Commerce
Tureday
Henry A. Beauaieen
G.golseth
Jamestown
Peter Rean
Ausaton
John T. Rindland
W. H. Bodesetab
Bismarck
Ike Lancasinras Wamerman A. Carpenter
Fargo
R. H. Beck Lakota
Cheng An Gordon B. New
Rochester
H. H. Healy
Grand Forks
Misof
Weaeepiny
Wehe Maintains North Dakota Workmen's Bureau Seat
Judge Nuessle ruling keeps Wehe as commissioner of the North Dakota workmen's compensation bureau after mandamus proceedings seek salary payment and challenge governor Frasier's removal steps. The decision holds prima facie eligibility, with a full hearing required, and notes the governor cannot summarily remove a member without due process. Wehe accuses misconduct but seeks defense through a hearing and full text of affidavits. The dispute stems from friction with McDonald, who led a unionized bureau and challenged formal removal procedures.
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Laurens YJ
North Dakota Workmen's Compensation Bureau
W. L. Nuessle
District
Lynn J. Frasier
Mr. Wehe
Wehbe
Nuesaleigh Mandamus
World Compensation Bureau
Aner
Daren Nd
Weher
McDonald
Wehe
Oim
Workmen's Compensation
Frasier
old_Wehe
Bureau
State Federation of Labor
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George K. Foster
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Bernard
Goliath
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