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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
12
Brig. Gen. Charles G Dawes argues the government can be run as economically as a private enterprise and even more so, asserting that Bleo can be managed more cheaply than private firms.
General Dawes steps down after a year guiding the budget bureau. Brig. Gen. H. M. Lord, former chief of finance, becomes director of the budget. The article explains the new system places President as main budget head and outlines the detailed congressional process for appropriations.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to observe local fly-free sowing dates after Hessian fly outbreaks. Ohio led a broad campaign with 83 counties promoting late sowing and public displays, posters, and mailings. Similar efforts spread to Kansas Indiana Illinois New York and Pennsylvania, with cooperative local action reducing early sowing.
The largest French funeral for Victor Hugo drew about 1,000,000 spectators. Three grand floral wagons led the procession, including a diadem of Irish flies inscribed To the World's Greatest Poet sent by Lord Tennyson. Telegrams from eminent figures flowed in.
United States Department of Agriculture reports two years of work showing Bordeaux mixture will repel leafhoppers and control hopper burn in potatoes. The 44 50 formula uses four pounds copper sulfate and four pounds slaked lime per 50 gallons water. Mixing Bordeaux with nicotine sulfate speeds results but adds cost. Nicotine sulfate and soap kill nymphs but have no lasting effect. Apply thoroughly to underside of leaves at high pressure, spray both sides of each row, in three to four applications as needed. free bulletin available from Washington, D C.
A farmer solves feeding mess by nailing a wide board to one side of the hog trough. The board extends through the pen wall and along the entire trough length, allowing even distribution and easy feeding for all hogs.
A new one reel film titled Keeping Bees at Work demonstrates best practices in bee management. It covers requeening for colony health winter prep unpacking hives swarm control and other practices while noting the Bureau of Entomology will sample combs to identify diseases and advise control. Prints may be borrowed by extension workers or purchased for about 37 dollars.
Farmers can plant a small millet patch on unused land to gain feed at low seed and labor cost. German millet yields good forage when properly cured, beneficial for horses, mules, and cattle in ordinary seasons.
Washington reports 24 assistant secretaries across 10 departments have begun cutting interagency delays using phones and meetings to streamline process. The shift follows Edward Clifford of the Treasury and gains with Mellon and Dover resignations. civil service reforms gain support amid political pushback.
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