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Newspaper

Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1922

Page

9

Urges Study of Taxation by North Dakota Expert

Bramarck North Dakota June 20 Lyman A Bake statistician of the state tax department urges broader study of taxation noting small corporations pay a large share of income taxes while big firms employ experts to optimize returns. He cites bankers who saved tens of thousands through expert review and notes limited tax instruction in state colleges.

Bramarck N. D Lyman A. Bake State Tax Department Baker Daimpelf North Dakota Collee State University

Shorthorn Association May Be Organized At Cooperstown Meeting

Fares North Dakota June 20 A state milking Shorthorn breeders association will be formed at a livestock meeting to be held at Cooperstown Thursday Friday and Saturday George J Baker state agricultural tollers livestock specialist says the Shorthorn is a dual purpose cow and is well suited for dairies in the northwest with milk and beef value noted He plans three judging demonstrations one for a new type hog Friday morning the dual purpose cow Friday afternoon and a draft animal demonstration Saturday morning Mr Baker will supervise crowd judging and assist participants as animals are presented

N. D Cooperstown George J. Baker Coria Northwest Baker

Mr Baker Explains Animal Selection and Care in Show Ring

After visitors pick stock, Mr Baker reviews each animal's strong and weak points and the likely judge ratings in the show ring. General care and feeding are discussed. Hog feeding favors fattening earlier, finishing with corn. Sows need regular feeding and clean stables. Calves should have plenty of feed and milk tests to measure butterfat and remove boarders from herds.

Baker

Equity Mortgage Show Prompts Foreclosure Warnings

A banking and packing company dispute over a quarter section tied to a mortgage and tax certificates threatens a foreclosure. Bank needs to redeem tax claims valued at about eight thousand dollars, risking forty thousand dollars in total when interest accrues. Foreclosure would target the nonmortgaged acreage while the plant remains secured, prompting stockholders and taxpayers to scrutinize the financial peril and seek safe avenues to preserve value without forced sale.

Frazier Green Avery

Beefsteak On Returning To Ordinary Menu In U S, Says Hall

A long interview cites a return to prewar beef demand as deflation eases. Mrs Hall notes surveys of Hereford Aberdeen-Angus Short horn and Galloway cattle, plus live markets and 17 000 farm implement dealers, show rises in bull sales and herd rebuilding. Optimism returns as production rises and meats become affordable.

Guy d E. Hall Inatiitute Thas Agai Hall

Creating Interest in Summer Physical Education at State College

Summer school students at the State Agricultural College Fargo N D show strong interest in physical education. Two men classes and two women classes plus a tennis class without credit are offered. Teachers learn tennis and a women’s class for primary teachers teaches singing games and story plays to engage pupils.

Fargo N. D State Agricultural College

Life sentence handed down in county circuit court

The judge, Benjamin Williams, sentenced a woman to life in prison with hard labor in Marquette after a guilty verdict in a county circuit trial. The defendant, previously identified as Jane, received the sentence this morning.

Jackson Jane George Straub Alice Maliett Marquette Benjamin Wiliams Herald Teewuipa

Post Toasties Crisp Flakes Delight Breakfast Treat

Advertising copy extols Post Toasties as crispiest appetizing flakes for breakfast or snacks. Claims strong energy building nutriment and easy digestion, presenting the product as a satisfying, strengthening choice for morning meals.

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