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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1922
Page
2
Federal permits are required for all bird banding work per the U S Department of Agriculture Biological Survey. State permits may also be needed, with some states issuing free permits to collaborators when notified of a federal permit. Operators should learn state attitudes and cooperate with officials.
The Alaska valleys with good forage are explored for dairying. The USDA aims to breed a winter-hardy cow by crossing the Galloway and Holstein Friesian, while Milking Shorthorns have been introduced at two stations for their hardy milk and beef qualities. Animals were sourced from Iowa and Minnesota.
A conference of western state commissioners of agriculture at Sacramento outlined cooperative plans for shipping point inspection of fruits and vegetables. The work is being coordinated by the U S Department of Agriculture and California state marketing officials.
An editorial condemns vote swapping in state legislatures as a form of graft linked to Washington pork barrel politics. It argues the practice entrenches unprincipled lawmakers, derails genuine expenditures, and erodes public morality as budgets swell with special favors.
Florida South Carolina and North Carolina cucumber growers show strong interest in USDA permissive standards. Marketing associations adopt the grades and label packages accordingly. Destination inspections are being conducted to enforce quality.
Dr Hh M Wrigh, dentist, lists office hours from 9 to 12 and 1 to Phones for office and residence contact. Office at National Bank area, phone 912, residence 554.
A July 1922 Richmond memo describes the Clerks organization challenging U S Railroad Labor Board Decision 1074, dated June 15 1922 and effective July 1 1922. The General Manager insists on enforcement but offers individual adjustments. clerks vow blanket no-decrease action and cite Rules 54 and 80 of their April 27 1922 agreement, pending before the Board.
A columnist argues that government has outgrown the average citizen as technical knowledge surges. He criticizes the press for triviality and calls for renewed integrity in leaders or a new education system to restore public trust and understanding of national affairs.
The Bureau of Public Roads chief notes the federal highway act will create a nationwide system of about 180000 miles. Even at 30 miles per hour for eight hours daily, he could not inspect every segment. The plan aims to serve the entire country with extensive road coverage.
A fragment notes that avoiding repeating miles would stretch the work to about two and a half years, highlighting the daunting timeline of the project.
Tanlac in water taken three times daily before meals is claimed to improve appetite, health, sleep, and energy, according to Land & Priest.
A Bible verse from Romans 10 9 emphasizes confession of Jesus as Lord and belief in God raising Him from the dead as the path to salvation. The reader is urged to internalize faith and declare belief to secure eternal life.
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