United States Supports Poland Integrity and Russia Boundaries
Washington reports the American government endorses Poland’s territorial integrity and opposes dismemberment of Russia. In a note to Italy’s ambassador, Secretary Colby underlines opposition to general European armistice talks that could recognize Bolshevist rule or dismantle Russia. He warns against recognizing Baltic states apart from Finland and stresses aid to Poland’s independence.
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Washington
Poland
Russia
Colby
Wilson
United States
Baltic States
Finland
Coiby
48ers to Reorganize Political Committee
New York announces the reorganization of the committee of 48 to continue liberal party activities. Allen McCurdy, secretary, says the group fully severs ties with the new fifth party. J A Hopkins will stay as chairman of the committee of 48.
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48Ers
New York
Committee of 48
Liberal Party
Allen McCurdy
New
Fifth Party
Chicago
J. A. Hopkins
Wilson recalls wage board for coal operators and miners
Washington report states President Wilson re calls the joint scale committee of operators and miners of the central competitive coal field to reconsider the wage award of the bituminous coal commission.
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Washington
Wilson
Bituminous Coal Commission
Unfilled Tonnage Rises at U.S. Steel to July 31
New York reports the unfilled tonnage of United States Steel rose to 11,118,468 tons on July 31 from 10,978,817 tons on June 30, 1920, an increase of 139,661 tons.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Whrere
World and National Briefs From The Period
Withdrawal of Russian forces from Poland and allied troops from ethnographic Russia, with pledges not to dismember Russia, features Wilson's war settlement plan announced by Colby. Wilson asks the coal scale committee to meet in Cleveland August 18 to address award inequalities. August grain report shows corn up 224 million bushels with total 8.003 billion. wheat forecast falls 14 million to 795 million. Interstate Commerce plans boost Great Lakes grain movement. shipping board orders 56 wooden vessels tied up at Norfolk for a sale campaign.
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Poland
Russia
Alled
Wilson
Colby
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railways
Great Lakes
Clark
Shipping Board
Norfolk
Reinsch Leads Wisconsin Senate Nomination Bid
Dr. Paul S. Reinsch former American minister to China formally accepts the Democratic nomination for U S senator from Wisconsin. Parley P. Christensen, Farmer-Labor nominee, denies party control by the IWW in New York. Aerial mail service between Chicago and Twin Cities becomes a reality with Pilot Walter Smith arriving at Fort Snelling field.
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Paul S. Reinsch
Shanghai
China
United States
Wisconsin
Parley P. Christensen
Farmer-Labor Party
New York
Industrial Workers of the World
Chicago
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Walter Smith
Fort Snelling
Minn
Labor Shortage Presses Grain Regions Over Harvest Help
The United States Department of Agriculture appeals to city men and former war volunteers to help during harvest in grain states as labor shortages threaten output. Wages have risen 15 to 25 percent, but reduced labor hampers cultivation and thrashing. local extension directors aid volunteers by connecting them with farmers through regional employment centers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Idaho
Nebraska
Department
Eggs Packed Separately by Shell Color and Quality
Market recommends white shelled and brown shelled eggs in separate packages. Defective eggs, irregular shapes, or shells that are unusually long or thin should be kept by the producer for home use to minimize breakage in transit.
Flies Decrease Milk Flow in Dairy Herds
Flies reduce dairy cow comfort causing blood loss bites and poor feeding leading to decreased milk yield. The sustained protection of milk relies on keeping cows comfortable and content to prevent losses faced by farmers.
Federal grain standards curb inequality in crop sales
Misunderstandings about federal grain standards and grade based sales have caused producer dissatisfaction. The shift to grade based purchase aims to reward quality, ending the mine run system where good grain earned no premium and inferior grain did. Early experience shows standards prevent unequal pricing and satisfy growers and country elevators.
SOW CUCUMBERS IN AUTUMN
Cucumbers can be planted by September first to avoid frost risk. Early planting yields robust pickle crops with exceptionally crisp smooth quality, while late plantings produce fewer but still good pickles for canning.
Market Surplus Cockerels Put Up for Sale
Market text urges sellers to stabilize surplus cockerels and move them into market condition to realize profits, framing them as valuable table poultry rather for waste.
Cows and Hens Alike in a Feature on Farming
A rustic saying contrasts livestock value with the cost of keeping poor stock. The quip notes good cows and hens earn money while poor ones tax owners via upkeep and losses.
Exercise for chicks to promote health and growth
From the outset, chicks should be induced to exercise as activity drives health and growth, stressing early physical activity as essential in poultry care.
Success With Sorghums
To have success with the sorghums we must understand their growing requirements.
Improve Pasture Care for Better Yields and Soil Use
Pastures require improved management with careful stocking to prevent over grazing. Ground suitability favors gravelly or clay loams, allowing broader soil use and healthier forage.
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Railway Express
Railroad Labor Board
Lindley M. Garrison
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees
Sol Bergman
Cleveland, CO
Fredonia
Kan
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Coyville
Donald Richey
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Englewood
J. B. Todd
Todd
Denver
Colo
Tramway Workers’ Union
Rmy
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Kansas City
Cowles Field
Topeka
Comanewee Hawkeye
State News
Iowa
Boone County Chicken Fanciers Association
Boone Story County
Johnson County
Franklin County
B. Boyd
Des Moines
Memorial Union
Iowa City
Chicago and Great Western
Dubuque
Sioux City
Supreme Court
N. J. Brown
Minburn
Lake Okoboji
Burlington
Mildland Packing Company
Town City Knights of Columbus
Charles C Hamilton
Eleventh Judicial District
John W . Anderson
W. R. Law
Waterloo
Iowa Pythians
Iowa Grand Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Law
Ben I. Salinger, Jr
Foss
Hush
Climax
Naum
Stavanger
Norway
Des Moinés
America
Otto Ludwig
J. H Martin
Anamosa
Ludwig
Martin
J I Arnold
Ellis D Bell
Clarinda
Jacob R Dosh
Hte
Dash
Bell
August Kimpe
Baxter
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