Million Dollar Cuts in Farmers Bills Signal Freight Reform
A 1923 freight rate dispute com punitively targets mixed carload shipments. The Interstate Commerce Commission revises rules on charges per car, aiming to curb excessive rates for stock such as hogs cattle and calves. The Farm Bureau argues reforms favor cooperative freight fairness and reduce abnormal charges.
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Bireau
Dperce Commission
Tinal Rilig
Corlouda
Inersiaie Commerce
Uureau
Ollern
Marketing Of Eggs In New Hampshire
The New Hampshire Cooperative Marketing Association has operated two years and will market about one million dozen eggs for its members. Arrangements with a company in Maine will label products as Just Laded New Hampshire Eggs, guaranteeing freshness. About 100 members are using the market. May 1923 shows a 10 percent gain over May 1622. Egg producers previously earned 2 percent commission. recently changed to 84 cents per dozen, stabilizing returns for the association and affecting egg prices nationwide.
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Poruere
Poulley
New Hampshire
Coopetative Marketing Association
Ani
Moria
Ena Tae
Producers to Retail Milk Cooperative Form in Decatur
A dairy cooperative named Producers' Co operative Dairy association formed in Decatur to market milk locally. The group, backed by county farm bureau and state agricultural interests, aims to raise prices to producers and improve milk quality for consumers, with initial organization costs reported around AD,000 204.
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Decatur
Eelen
Nasociation
Stacon County
Fara
Iifiols
Agricultural Association
Itretucers
Lll
Teetering wording of a stock issuance notice
A damaged OCR item notes a par value of 100 dollars per share and references a share issue. The readable text mentions selling activity and a person named Ning and a party called Ing at a company event.
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Ing Atrex
Federated Growers Expand National Cooperative Board
The Federated Produce and Vegetable Growers federation expands its leadership with four new directors representing Western states, California distributors, and Illinois exchange interests. New appointees include A. Worman of Wenatchee, I. Earls of 3Tutuot Orange Distributors, W. Langitan of Washington state federation, and A. O. Eckert from Illinois Bellevue exchange.
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Federated Frote and Vegetable
National
Egres Service
A. Worman
Benerict
Wenatchee - Okanogan Co - Onerative Federation
Wenatchee
Waah
I. Earls
Champion Barrow Makes Nation Tour After Top Honors
Oklahoma King hog earns praise at Illinois and Chicago shows, travels nationwide for exhibits. Noted for record size and quality, the Barrow garners royal receptions, touring cities from Des Moines to Oklahoma City and beyond, showcasing as premier market hog.
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Oklahomne
Cite eaGe
Nashville
Lenser
Cole
Lincoin
Nek
Créoleton
Slina
Madison
Janesville
Wis
Kort Worth
Ers
Oklahoma City
Butdwater
Gusmon
Okla
Mecel
Urbane
Aurora
Salumbuy
LaFayetty
Indy
Lex Funton
Dea Moines
Oklahoma
Lemltns
Oklwheena Agriculture) College
Sheep Prices Boost Urges Caution For Farmers
University of Minnesota expert Phil A. Anderson urges farmers to expand sheep production but proceed cautiously. He notes rising prices for snow lambs and wool, with buyers eager and markets strong, yet advises thorough study and prudent investment as the industry recovers from wartime stockpiles and tariff changes.
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Band
Ralaing Inds
Phil A. Anderson
Divelon
University of Minnesota
Aratana
MeAnderson
Agya
Anterann
Witeb
Fred Parhops
Petee
United
Great Value of Adding Protein to Hog Ration
A Kings experiment in Oregon compares alfalfa pasture with and without added tankage. One group on alfalfa plus tankage saved about four tenths of a pound daily gain per hog at roughly $1 per 100 pounds of gain. the other group on alfalfa alone showed higher feed costs and lower efficiency.
Overcrowding Chickens Hurts Profits and Health
The note argues overcrowding poultry houses lowers egg output and raises disease risk. It recommends culling to fit houses to capacity, keeping birds in dryer, cleaner conditions to avoid losses and improve profitability.
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Atear
Ter Leon
Drymn & Poultry
Disease prevention in beans rotation and seed selection
The article advises rotation to prevent bean diseases, selecting disease-free seed, avoiding dew-prone and early morning cultivation, and using resistant plant stock. It notes that seed handling and chemical treatments have limited value, recommending long rotations and distancing diseased beans from healthy crops.
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Uirce
Byentix
Watter Sackett
Colerato
Silage Profitable as Feed for Baby Reeves Trecent Testing
Minnesota experiment results show silage as profitable feed for calves. W. L Peters and colleagues tested silage versus corn and barley feeds, finding gains and profits per head varying by diet. Silage yielded higher net profit than some alternatives, despite higher input costs in barley-fed groups.
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Berges
Minnesota
Bay Teeses
W. LL Peters
K. Carnes
Geuin
Ieorage
Beni
Vaccinating Cattle to Prevent Shipping Fever
The United States Department of Agriculture is testing a vaccination method to prevent hemorrhagic septicemia in cattle. While still experimental, the program provides laboratory prepared vaccine and treatment at actual cost through district agents. Cases have risen recently as virulence increases, likely spreading to distant shipments from the home herd.
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St Tx
United States Department of Agriculture
Vuerlie
Nisa
Sears
Tony Slatances
Homemade horn loudspeaker from early radio project
A detailed account describes constructing a horn loudspeaker using a radio chassis, including materials, shaping the horn, mounting, and tuning for best sound. It outlines the box, cover, adhesive methods, and the assembly steps to achieve ample loudness and clarity in a medium room.
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Ford
Elreult
Mounting for Spider Web Cails Shliter-web
A fragmented technical note describes crafting mounts from brass and varnished sheets to support wire components. It mentions cutting thin brass, assembling a hollow top, a lined underpiece, and winding varying rolls to achieve desired inductance.
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Bether
Mounting Honey Comb Caller and Coil Terminal Assembly
The article describes mounting a honeycomb caller assembly with no brass strips on the panel, using two half inch wide pieces adjusted to the desired length. It covers insulator steps, forming the hexagonal mount, securing collar strips into the contact points, and ensuring spring tension for good electrical contact. It notes wire fends and a possible ward arrangement for the supply, recommending a No 24 D.C. C wire for coils and a standardized approach.
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Ivors
D.C. C
Dairy Progress Phenomenal Growth in Dairy Industry
The dairy sector shows steady advancement with record production and consumption annual increases. While other farming industries struggle, dairy progress remains rapid, signaling sustained growth and heightened demand.
Salt Poisoning in Piga and Wax Grafting Recipe Overview
The note discusses salt poisoning in pigs and its preventability through proper anti salt intake and feed management. It provides a wax grafting recipe: resin four parts, beeswax two parts, tallow one part, melted and cooled into a wax suitable for indoor or outdoor work. Also mentions hog pasture types and their growing capacity and disease resistance.
Back Mounted Switch Lever Improvised From Radio Parts
An article describes constructing a back mounted switch lever using radio components and a threaded rod. A brass blade, about 1 3/4 inches long, is held by lock nuts. A hakelite sub-panel base, an end cap, and a three-eights inch fastener form the assembly with a spider spring providing tension for reliable contact.
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Ang Ampleur
Socket construction and alarm clock invention notes
Instructions describe a 10 cent socket made from Obre or insulating material with holes for screws and a collar, plus a tube socket from scrap Bakelite to power an amplifier. It mentions a French alarm clock reacting to a railpad length and a French inventor.
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Sioni
Ambiguous hardware draft on panel engraving notes
Fragmentary notes describe color tuning, panel halo alignment, a back mounted switch lever, and ease of operation for a smith hover. It mentions engraving the panel and kontak to pom with unclear terminology. The text reads as incomplete design guidance with many misspellings and missing context.
Colorado Wheat Yields Soar Beyond Last Year
The United States Bureau of Agriculture reports Colorado wheat and oats yields vastly higher than last year with 470,000 bushels expected, while peaches and corn show strong totals. Regional figures show notable increases vs prior seasons, and pending meetings in Denver aim to discuss thrift losses and industry reforms with western agricultural groups.
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Tha
Pcos
United Sig Bureau
Howes
Nora
Denver
Frank J. Mugettheth
Aswostation
Salt Lake City
Weatea Ter Congress
Bilby
Ducers
IE Congress
orkAntaaion
Loathel Tariff Association
Neaseputeetsaa
Suortuel
Algetfled Et
Embezzler Charged Involving Bank Funds Across States
An embezzler case unfolds with Glyen Self and Cait Anunios linked to the First National Bank incident in Bas Idaho. Federal agents heard a $5000 payment for appearance time, while related legal actions include securities and stock company motions and leadership changes at Denver and Brackenbury offices.
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Glyen
Fan Anunios
Cait
Prwuk
Jang Reach
Calif
Lox Angee
Narioru Bank
Bas
Idaho
States Commission
Flelata
Eiabessi
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