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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

Page

7

Public Shooting Grounds Bill Triggers Senate Debate

A heated public dispute over the Public Shooting Grounds and Game Refuge bill unfolds on Capitol Hill as supporters led by conservationists press for federal refuges and reduced migratory bird limits while opponents, including gunmakers’ interests, argue for state control and existing protections. Doctor Hornaday criticizes current policy, while officials from the Biological Survey defend current regulations and stress refuge needs. The bill, previously stalled, is set for reintroduction in the Sixty-ninth Congress with hearings and broad public attention.

John Dickinson Sherman Inglide Qpore Neenses Fidence Sam T Hornaday New York Zoological Park Permanent Wid Life Protection Fund Doctor Hornaday John B. Burnham American Game Protective and Propagation Association Bureau of Biological Survey Department of Agriculture Doctor Hornadsy North America United States American Game Protection Association United States Department of Agriculture Associatin Remington Arms Company Winchester Savage Arms Association Secretary of Agriculture John Beraiam Doctor Horanday West New York Doctor Horaday New York:Zoological Society Zoological Gardena Biological Survey George Bird Grinnell President Coolidge George Shirras T. Gilbert Pearson National Association of Audubon Societies Hornaday Mexico Canada Senate House National Conference On Outdoor Recreation Burnham

Perfect Army Record Earned by West Point Sergeant Dommeyer

Sergt. Frederick Dommeyer of the West Point band after 32 years in the U S Army is pensioned and praised for never missing a day or having a charge lodged against him. Spanish American War veteran served in Cuba and the Philippines. West Point command notes his honest faithful service and wishes him continued success. The Minnesota Journal reflects on such record as a model for all citizens.

United States Army Frederick Dommeyer United States Military Academy West Point Cuba Philippine Islands Fred Sladen West Pegut Dommeyer

Laundering Bank Notes By Roller Wash Process

Paper money is washed by successive roller sets which scrub and clean it. The notes pass through heated final rollers that dry and iron them, completing the laundering process.

Regulate dairy growth to keep imports balanced

Dr. Henry C. Taylor of the U S Department of Agriculture urged gradual dairy expansion to avoid boom bust cycles and keep the United States on an import basis for dairy. He warned against rapid foreign competition, citing Australia New Zealand and Argentina, and recommended using USDA statistics to forecast cow numbers years ahead.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Henry C. Taylor Bureau of Agricultural Economics University of Pennsylvania Doctor Taylor Australia New Zealand Argentina Department of Agriculture Statistical Service Taylor

Manure Handling Impacts Farm Fertility In Ohio Test

Ohio experiment station reports a 23-year study showing fresh manure applied in January boosts crop value by about 3.40 dollars per acre annually versus manure left to weather and applied later. Tests compared two approaches and found significant fertility loss when manure sits exposed in barnyards.

Ohio Experiment Station

Important That Chicken House Be Disinfected

The article advises thorough cleaning of chicken houses for sanitary reasons. After cleaning, whitewash aids upkeep. disinfectant can be added if not severely soiled. If sick chickens were present, disinfect first. A suggested whitewash mix uses lime, water, salt, and crude carbolic acid to kill mites and eggs and refresh the house.

Great Damage To Farm Machinery From Rust

A rural engineer at the New Jersey State College of Agriculture explains rust accelerates damage, especially to small parts like catches springs nuts and bolts. Paint protects iron work. clean surfaces before painting, use automobile or iron-work paint, and apply at joints crevices and bolt heads. Repaint as needed, ideally during off use seasons.

E. R. Gross New Jersey

Protein supplement rules for pig diets from Clemson expert

Clemson college professor W Starkey outlines protein supplement guidelines for pigs. For pigs under 200 pounds on full grain rations of corn or rye pastures, tanksage or fish meal should be 5 to 10 percent of concentrates. Under 100 pounds on limited grain, up to 5 percent tankage or fish meal is advised, with about 2 percent of body weight. Pigs over 100 pounds on full grain corn with rape pasture should receive up to 5 percent tankage or fish meal.

W. Starkey Clemson College

Pocket Gophers Thrive in Alfalfa Fields

Pocket gophers thrive in alfalfa fields due to favorable burrowing conditions and edible roots. In spring and fall they are most active, with mounds piling up daily. one gopher can produce two to three hundred mounds per acre. Dragging mounds, trapping, and repeated poisoning are advised for eradication. contact county agent or Kansas State Agricultural College for guidance.

A. E. Oma Kansas ‘State

Farming Notes and Agricultural Tips Across the Farm

A fragmented agricultural column discusses breeding and feeding poultry pedigrees for breed preservation, onion harvest timing with tops dying, hay and alfalfa cutting guidelines, harnessing horses versus tractors, future draft horse relevance, winter fuel from dead and down trees, and woodlot improvement through strategic cutting toward full bloom and tenth bloom stages for alfalfa.

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