Quarreling Over Reciprocity Splits House Debate
In a rough House session, Rep Shackleford of Missouri blames Taft and a former president for the reciprocity bill. Rep Prince of Illinois defends the people’s view and criticizes Democrats. Roosevelt praised by Hardwick and defended by Dyer and Booker. Steenerson leads a push to repeal signed by 81,000 farmers. No alarm over Canada’s stance emerges as reciprocity fuels partisan charges.
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Shackleford
Missouri
Taft
Prince
Illinois
Lloyd
Roosevelt
Hardwick
Georgia
Representative Good
Iowa
New Jersey
Dyer
Booker
Steenerson
Minnesota
Mpahetiere
Canada
Tasmanian fruit district seeks closer ties with United States
Tasmania aims to become a leading fruit region with growing interest from the United States. Apples are the main crop with England the current chief market, while Germany and other nations receive shipments. An experimental New York shipment last year failed due to frost damage.
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Tas
Anie
Itill
United States
England
Germany
New York
Atlantic
Montana Seen as Dairy Ranching Hub by Illinois Visitor
J G Hinsdale, returning from Illinois, favors Montana as a future center for dairy breeding and fat sales to creameries. He plans to buy land and scale operations focusing on high grade cows and butter fat rather than retail milk. Local creamery manager notes Montana butter fat fetches 1 to 2 cents more per pound and highlights alfalfa as a strong fat producer.
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Billings
Mont
Montana
J.G. Hinsdale
Illinois
Vfelch
Curtiss
Boyer
J. M. Foster
Foster
Strawberry Secrets
L. J. Farmer
Holden
Weber
Boston
Turekley
Sorace Vose
Rhode Island
White House
A Home for the Buffalo Wind Cave Park Reserve
The Senate backs an amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill authorizing a Wind Cave Park buffalo reserve with elk and other large game protection. Ten buffalo from the New York Zoological Garden will travel under Dr William T Hornaday to join the South Dakota project, aiming to revive the once abundant species now numbering three to four thousand worldwide.
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Senate
Martin
Wind Cave
Sam
New Game Reservation
New York Zoological Garden
William T. Hornaday
South Dakota
Aimerici
Memorial address on former Speaker recalls funerals
The remarks on the late Henry C. Loudenslager recount a memorial address and musings on funerals. The former speaker jokes about dodging the scythe and hopes associates remember him kindly, reflecting on aging and remembrance.
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Cannon
Henry C. Loudenslager
New York
Harry’ Louderslager
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China
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Farm Journal
T. TH. Porter
Penna
N. M. Grapwin
Washington
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Saskatchewan
Tarm
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Virginia
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Philadelphia
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Electric Bitters
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Raleigh
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Opera
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