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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1932

Page

6

Dawes Picked to Lead Reconstruction Finance Corp

General Charles Gates Dawes is named president of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to aid banks railroads and other assets frozen by economic gloom. Eugene Meyer will chair the board and Stimson will head the American delegation to Geneva.

Charles Gates Dawes Hoover Reconstruction Finance Corporation Dawes Eugene “Meyer Federal Reserve ‘Board Stimson

Congress Reproached Over Billions Wasted, Tax Burden

A Federation of American Business memorial to Congress denounces government waste and rising costs. It calls for spending cuts and tax reduction, blaming competition, new services, and independent boards for the fiscal strain. A separate House hearing warns against diverting private funds to public uses, noting public outlays total about thirteen billion annually and most financed by borrowing.

Congress Federation of American Business Chicago Senate James E. Watson Indiana United States Treasury James A. Emery National Association of Manufacturers House Mr. Emery Emery

Thoughts on prayer, sin, and faith

A compact reflection on personal growth through prayer, comparing unconfessed sin to a bullet in the body and noting beauty emerges from adversity. It also questions why some spell Christian with a small c.

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Watering Cows Boosts Milk Output, Study Finds

A.M. Goodman of the New York State College of Agriculture cites John Lonergan of Tully N Y showing 18 to 20 cows produced nine cans of milk daily when cows drank from a creek versus with in barn drinking bowls. Modern paddle valve bowls plus piping cut labor and improved water intake. A leaflet on installation is available from Ithaca NY.

A.M. Goodman New York State College of Agriculture John Lonergan Tully N. Y Department of Agricultural ‘Engineering Ithaca

Splendid Dairy Record Hung Up by Ohio Man

Charles Barnhart of Madison leads the Darby Dairy Herd Improvement Association with an Ohio state honor for highest herd average in contest circles. His Barnhart herd yielded 9 139 pounds of milk and 547 pounds of butterfat per cow for the year, with 11 cows in production. The herd's feed cost averaged 1138 per head, profit over feed cost 126, labor income 801.55, average 50 cents per hour.

Charles Barnhart Madison. Darby Jersey Guernsey

Salt Cups Boost Milk Flow In Dairy Cattle

Recent tests show salt and mineral cups attached to automatic drinking bowls increase milk flow. Cups supply mineral food and trigger thirst, leading to more water consumption. Dairymen report payback in two to three months. design favors narrow openings to reduce waste. Southern Agriculturist.

Three Daily Milking Aims For Higher Yields

The article notes some farms in the country and Scandinavia milk cows three times daily to boost milk and fat. It questions widespread adoption, saying small family farms cannot support three milking shifts, while larger dairies with cheaper labor might profit from the arrangement and have workers milk twice daily.

Dairy Facts and Crop Report Highlights

Water quality concerns for spring water supplies and the high producers in dairy herds are discussed. A cow weighing half a ton uses about three and a half tons of air monthly and drinks about one and a half tons of water. Michigan harvested 48 million bushels of crops last year, up from 25 million the year before. Seventy five New York dairy herd associations tested nearly 37,500 cows in October. September reports show 879 unprofitable cows culled and sold.

Michigan Michigan Crop Reporting Service New York

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