New Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Named Hays
Willet M. Hays a Minnesota University professor of agriculture is tapped by President Roosevelt for assistant secretary of agriculture. He plans a spring move to Washington with a leave of absence for Minnesota State Farm School, praised for his breadth, practicality, and long record in plant breeding and farm economic studies.
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Iowa Agricultural Cortexe
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Americaan Breeders’ Association
Rail reform voices press new limits on railroad rates
A column highlights Roosevelt Cummins and other leaders' push for tighter control of railroad transportation. Ex governor Larrabee warns competition is failing, urging either government regulation or ownership to curb rate abuses. Cummins backs president’s plan to empower a swift interstate rate court over proposed schemes.
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Naval board report questions value of torpedo boats
The General Board of the Navy led by Admiral Dewey reviews the Russo Japanese war. It finds torpedo boats largely useless except for a single night attack on February 8 and argues battleships were decisive in the early war. The piece assesses torpedo effectiveness, destroyers, and the strategic impact on sea control. It also discusses wheat crop concerns amid rust and seed varieties for Minnesota and Dakota farmers.
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Cheanulooe
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Kamigsura
HH. J. Boley
North Dakotas
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Dakotans
Pepys
Railroads versus other corporations debated by public
The Philadelphia Ledger argues that if railroads are to be supervised the question becomes why not regulate other large firms. It notes railroads may need correction but fears government precedents. It warns that secret rebates and harsh practices foster distrust and tyranny, hindering calm discussion.
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Common Gorrie
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Adulterating stock foods sparks consumer alert
A New York state experiment station report warns buyers about stock foods with far less protein than guaranteed and some containing harmful or worm-infested ingredients. The bulletin lists brands and urges residents to request Bulletin No. 25 from the Geneva station for public guidance.
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New York State
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New York
Geneva
Farm Help Shortage Prompts Profit Sharing Idea
A newsletter discusses a novel approach to securing reliable farm workers. A farmer uses profit sharing after one year of service, offering dividends proportional to profits and an option to reinvest savings in the business. The plan aims to retain workers and boost productivity.
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Good Pumpkin Pie Recipe Amid Old Instructions
A historical kitchen note shares steps to make pumpkin pie from fresh squash. It advises peeling and cutting the pumpkin, simmering to extract juice, pressing to remove water, then mixing the pulp with milk eggs sugar and spices before baking in pastry shells. The tone reflects traditional home cooking guidance.
Silo Could Transform Nebraska Corn and Wheat Farming
A Washington style discussion explains how a large silo system could improve corn storage, cattle feeding, and crop rotation in Nebraska. The plan claims savings on feed costs, better preservation of sugar-rich corn, and potential boosts to cattle production and dairy farming across eastern Nebraska.
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Greeley
Nebraska
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de Falfa
Mir Franklin
Farmers at Fair Face Faults in Breeding Judgments
An agricultural fair discussion stresses breeding goals over spectacle. Observers note mixed herd lines and lack of fixed purpose, praising pure bred Jersey and Holstein excellence while warning against crossbreeding folly.
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Jesson
Singhind
Poland
Jamaica Ginger for Colic in Horses and Humans
A historical home remedy describes Jamaica ginger as a treatment for colic in horses and mild attacks in humans. It outlines a preparation of ground root with charcoal calcined magnesia and ginger, plus dosing guidance and a note on kidney misdiagnosis with gentle follow up of sweet spirits of nitre.
The Full Back Fractures Nose After Careless Play
Dialogue reveals a clash over a full back football incident where a player admits fault for causing injuries to an opponent including a broken nose and arm while his father urges accountability.
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