United States Snubbed by Nicaragua Deputies
Nicaraguan Chamber of Deputies rejects a Mc Coy electoral bill for U S supervision of the October presidential election. The move, amid Marine deployments and Diaz regime questions, fuels a diplomatic dilemma as the United States had promised fair conduct but faces legal and political hurdles.
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United States
Nicaragua
Chamber of Deputies
Diaz
Stimson
Liberal Party
U. S
Magua
Coolidge
Fragmented meditation on worlds and distant starlight
A reflective fragment notes that human work in a garden touches distant realms. The speaker observes how a single action, like moving earth, reverberates through a vast universe and stretches light across millions of years to reach us, invoking stars and cosmic connection.
Senate acts to defer National Origins Clause by a year
Senate committee reports favorably on a joint resolution to postpone the National Origins Clause of the 1924 Immigration Act to July 1, 1929. Debate focuses on data needs, with Dill backing restrictive limits and others arguing for delay and potential repeal. Orrin Johnson push grounded in Census figures while Heflin objects to immediate consideration.
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Senate
Johnson
California
Heflin
la Follette
Blease
Doctor Hill
Census Bureau
Reed
Pennsylvania
Dill
Washington
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Germany
Committee
United States
Soft pork problem tied to fat in soy fed hogs
A USDA bulletin explains how feeding soybeans to hogs creates a softer fat that affects butchered pork. Mixed feeding with corn keeps fat firmer, while pasture plus corn regimens for pigs around 116 pounds aim to produce satisfactory stock after six to eight weeks and finish with tankage and additional corn.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Stations
Kinship Ties Shape Farm Tenancy Across Regions
A USDA study finds that in major farm states a sizable share of tenants are related to landlords, with North and Midwest regions showing higher kinship. In Wisconsin 40 percent of tenants are relatives, while Dakota reports 20 percent. Relatives often receive more perquisites and have strong stake in farms and communities.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Central States
Wisconsin
Dakota
Champagne Origin Tied to Dom Perignon Monk
The champagne tradition is linked to Dom Perignon, a Benedictine monk, who is associated with the near end of the 17th century as the period of invention or popularization.
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Dom Perignon
Large mortgage filed for Chicago Milwaukee railroad reorg
One of Monroe county’s largest instruments for record arrives for the reorganization of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad. The name changes to Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company and the 756 page pamphlet covers a mortgage and deed of trust, several mortgages, and a $182,873,693 bond issue. Recording costs are noted and a new book is required for permanent records with Miss Eva Pettit beginning the copying once the book arrives. The instrument must be recorded in every county where the company owns property.
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Monroe County
Roy Maneer
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Sonrce County
Eva Pettit
Comany
Iowa
Monroe recording fee equality cited by Albia News
The article notes that sixty counties will have the same recording fee as Monroe County, indicating uniformity across counties. It reflects a stated policy or observation from the Albia News about fee parity.
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Monroe
Albia News
Dairy Herd Improvements Association Report Boosts Dairy Profits
Modern barn equipment and running water systems are cutting labor costs and increasing profits. Testers note drinking cups, milking machines, silos and water bowls raise output per dollar of feed from 1.25 to 1.83 in a month, with several members reporting high satisfaction and plans for further upgrades.
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Dairy Herd Improvement Association
New York
California
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
Dairy Herd Improvements Association
Pella Disposal Plant Promises Prompt Dead Animal Removal
Frank Pohlman announces state licensed service for removing dead hogs. Call 166 on the 29th and a disposal truck will respond promptly to the scene.
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Pella
Frank Pohlman
Weeds in seed wheat threaten spring wheat regions
An investigation of seed wheat from Minnesota and the Dakotas found only two drills sowing clean seed. The rest carried about 2 percent weed seeds by weight, equating to roughly 53,000 weed seeds per acre across 53 farms. Weeds crowd wheat, shade it, and consume soil moisture and nutrients.
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Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Seed Timing Aims At Higher Wheat Yield And Prices
The plan centers on seeding to boost wheat production and secure a stronger market price, signaling expected gains for farmers and traders as the harvest approaches.
New Advances in Science and City Planning Reported
The University of Chicago unveils an electrical application for diphtheria detection. Leper patients reportedly benefit from fever germ therapy to sustain high temperatures for set periods. A new loudspeaker type projects human voice over a mile. Aerial photography aids in planning new city additions.
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University of Chicago
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