President Warns Reds on Finance and Tax Reform
The Western Newspaper reports the president addressing Congress urging a centralized budget, treasury audits, and simplification of income taxes. He stresses inflation controls, tariff revision, and a coordinated plan to revive production while balancing labor and capital through fair policies and law. He warns against unrest and urges peaceful, democratic reform.
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Europe
Americ Shoul
Ryvornoen
Clive Weed
America
Gether
Ruthor Wes
Clawaes
Up-to-Date Bookkeeping Key for Marketing Groups
United States Department of Agriculture study shows many marketing organizations fail due to poor accounting. Emphasizes double entry systems, journal and ledger basics, up-to-date records, clear officer duties, bonded staff, regular audits, depreciation accounting, and strict cash safeguards to ensure fair profits and efficient operations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Save Valuable Breeders Do Not Dispose of Good Breeders
Farmers advised to keep cocks and hens proven as breeders despite age or current productivity. Value noted in their future breeding potential, urging retention for next spring rather than disposal.
Geese Feed Needs and Pasture Guidance
Geese require soft footing and abundant greens when grazing on good pasture. In confinement they should not be fed too heavily on grain. Provide steady access to greens and avoid overfeeding concentrated feed to maintain health.
Co operative buying saves farmers in Orange County
A group of farmers in Orange County Michigan combined orders for carbon bisulfide through their county agent. The 1,000 pound purchase saved 38 cents per pound versus individual small-quantity buys, totaling $190 in savings. The chemical will be used to fumigate corn against the corn weevil, with some farmers updating their fumigation rooms to be airtight.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Orange County
Miahla
Saving Seed and Farm Readiness Amid Wheat Planting
The article urges farmers to sow the usual acre of wheat and to prepare for expansion. It notes manure value, small use of tools, and the importance of saving seed for next year, stressing readiness and prudent farming practices.
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