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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
4
Brig Gen Charles G Dawes argues that government can be run as economically as private enterprise and may even surpass it in efficiency in a budget statement.
After a year shaping Uncle Sam’s budget, Gen. Dawes hands the reins to Brig. Gen. H. M. Lord, new director of the budget. Lord, 61, a former congressman and veteran of the Spanish American War, will oversee department spending with president and Congress sharing fiscal responsibility.
Fragmentary field note references preparing wheat for the United States, a safe date for Hessian experiment agents, and a vague statement about sowing. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts, names, places, or dates to confirm a specific event.
Ohio and neighboring states boosted Hessian fly awareness with fly free sowing dates and wide outreach. county agents used posters circulars and school displays to urge farmers to delay wheat planting until safe dates in late September to early October. cooperation among farmers along with plowing infested fields and destroying volunteers improved outlook for the season.
A stranger accuses a drug store weighing machine of being out of order. A sleepy clerk explains the device took the penny but did not move the indicator, insisting the machine is working as intended and the complaint is a swindle.
France mourned Victor Hugo with the largest funeral in history. Died May 1885 and buried at the Pantheon in June. Three wagoned floral tributes led the procession. Lord Tennyson sent a huge diadem of Irish lilies. Telegrams poured in from eminent figures as about 1,000,000 spectators attended.
A compact admonition on weeds draining moisture and nutrients from gardens and fields. It urges heightened attention to weeding to protect crops. The wording reflects practical farm advice about weed control and plant competition.
USDA report from Farmers' Bulletin 1225 explains bordeaux mixture 4-4-50 controls leafhopper and hopper burn in potatoes. Mixing with nicotine sulphate speeds effects but adds cost. nicotine and soap kill nymphs but not lasting. Thorough undersides spraying, three to four applications at high pressure, is advised to keep pests down until maturity. bulletin available free from Washington DC.
A farmer solves feeding mess by nailing a wide board to the trough side. The board extends the full length of the trough inside the pen, letting the farmer spread feed evenly and prevent hogs from crowding the pail.
A new one reel motion picture from the United States Department of Agriculture demonstrates best bee keeping practices. It covers requeening winter prep unpacking hives swarm control and other management details plus how the bureau of entomology tests combs for diseases with guidance on control.
Farmers report a late millet patch can be prepared sown and yield useful feed at low seed and labor cost. German millet provides good feed when cured, and horses mules and cattle thrive on it in ordinary seasons.
Washington reports that 24 assistant secretaries across ten departments have cut interdepartmental delays by shifting from letters to telephone communications. The reform began with Treasury official Edward Clifford and expanded through regular meetings, boosting efficiency and reducing bureaucratic barriers.
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