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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
1
An analysis argues that large firms dilute shares to trim dividend appearances while profits stay constant. It suggests this practice fuels high living costs and political unrest, asserting that while big business is essential, government control by the people is needed to curb its dominance, signaling progressivism.
Daily papers place Prof Tierran on the bagit pages and suggest his atull has been worked out.
Government sets January 1, 1928 as the due date for war saving stamps. Redeemable in cash or, at the holder’s option, exchanged for Treasury Savings certificates, the plan aims to ease repayment and encourage further savings.
The article notes Fisnae plans to seize Ruhr district, with cabinet backing, while Clemenceau appeals to America to back France in enforcing war penalties on Germany. It portrays a clash of aims and public suspicion of Europe’s view of the United States.
The University of Missouri president notes the institution will require about three to four million dollars in the next two to three years to stay on par with neighboring state universities and meet modern standards. He mentions Hyde administration policies as the context for state support.
A letter argues the fifty million highway project is funded by motor vehicle taxes only, and should be paid by all road users. It cites industrial traffic, horse drawn vehicles, and higher maintenance costs for wagons, urging a general vehicle license tax to fairly share burdens.
Local bootleggers express concern that Dr Wolff's election to Congress has not benefited their operations, fearing political shifts may reduce support or tolerance for bootlegging in the area. The piece notes anxiety among illegal liquor operators about federal action and enforcement changes tied to the new representative.
Regland announces suspension of scrapping warships under the Washington conference disarmament accord. She cites France and Italy as parties to the understanding have not scrapped ships nor ratified the treaty, signaling a stall in progress.
Amid political disputes over the Near East the American public presses for relief funds. The writer urges a blunt message to the allies: choose between fighting among yourselves and sharing the U.S. aid. The tone calls for direct, hard-nosed action rather than diplomatic debate.
Barney Harney loves Stacy Blaine, daughter of a wealthy man, while Langly vies unseen. After trials, marriage plans unfold with a modest home and a secret mission. Esther Arnold faces love and office rival Raines as a moral choice tests loyalty and desire.
University of Missouri findings show beef can be produced from two-year cattle by feeding corn as silage with linseed meal and clover or alfalfa hay instead of full corn feeding. One acre yielding 40 bushels corn, fed as silage with supplements, could yield 28 steer price equivalents and add substantial gains versus shelled corn feeding.
The text discusses how the presence of males influences egg output and that selecting traits for breeding could impact productivity. It notes inherited characteristics and the need to choose suitable traits to maximize results.
After a series of experiments the New York experimenter recommends using acid phosphate 8 and Garety preservative. The acid phosphate fertilizer value lies in supplying plants with phosphorus they need where deficient.
A fragment discusses improving vegetable matter and peat crepe with emphasis on affordable effort. It mentions the oil impeding progress and urges forward action to aid peat creation and plant matter processing.
The United States Department of Agriculture and road authorities study reinforced concrete skew bridges seven feet long to learn how crossways roadway angles affect stresses and failure. Models will be tested with treated materials, precise measurements, and controlled edge deterioration to compare against perpendicular designs.
Lime limestone corrects acidity in soil, making plant nutrients more available. It enhances soil texture, supports root development, boosts crop yields, improves manure and fertilizer effectiveness, and helps reduce plant diseases.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss organic matter deficiency and the need for fertilizer to enable growth. The text is garbled and does not provide clear entities, dates, or actionable details.
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