Ludlow seeks study commission on centralization of federal power
Indiana congressman Louis Ludlow introduces a bill to form a commission to study and report on federal power centralization. He argues departmental rulemaking and a growing bureaucracy harass citizens and drain tax funds, while serious crimes go underpunished. He laments Congress creating jobs rather than eliminating them.
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Washington
Louis Ludlow
Indiana
Republic
Federal Trade Commission
Ludlow
Congress
State car test may be dropped nationwide plan
The article says Michigan may skip a statewide summer car test with cities handling inspections and motorists responsible for brakes lights and horns. It warns faulty equipment causes accidents and notes a state test could be required for license renewals each spring with potential mandatory tests annually. Viel effort urged to reduce crash toll.
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Michigan
Weeding and Care of Dairy Cattle Bulletin Issued
Colorado Agricultural College Extension Service releases a bulletin by B W Pairbanks and CG Smith on dairy cow feeding and care. Emphasizes liberal feed, individual attention, use of roughages and succulent feeds, water provision, and nutrition principles for cows and calves. Free copies available by writing to extension services.
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Colorado Agriculturall College Extension Service
Pairbanks
Ani‘pial “Husbandry
CG. A. Smith
Mii
Contamination of Milk Prevented by Clean Milking Practices
Contamination of milk is easily prevented by clean milking routine. Wipe udders and flanks, keep pails and strainers dry, and avoid milking with wet hands. Do not groom or feed cows immediately before milking to limit airborne dust entering milk.
Shade Guidelines for Dairy Cows on Hot Days
Shade is essential for dairy cows during heat. Plant trees with protective fencing set four posts around each tree and maintain five to six feet clearance. Choose well drained land and avoid salt under trees or lightning risk from high ground near fences.
Grain Supplements For Milking Cows On Pasture
Guidance on feeding grain to dairy cattle on pasture notes that spring and summer grass often lacks nutrients. Cows yielding 25 to 80 pounds daily need about 150 to 300 pounds of grass, making grain supplements essential. For 30 to 35 pounds, a mix of oats corn wheat bran and barley fed at 1 pound grain per 4 to 6 pounds milk suffices. Cows over 85 pounds per day need a high protein concentrate.
Digestibility of dairy cow rations from Ohio station tests
Experiments at the Ohio Experiment Station show many dairy rations are less digestible than commonly thought. Low protein rations tended to reduce digestibility more than higher protein ones, though similar protein levels produced wide variation. Low digestibility did not always mean reduced ration efficiency.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Primary costs of candidates spark debate over spending
The Knoxville Iowa Express argues the Pennsylvania primary shows how a candidate Grundy spent 382000 and still lost. It questions why moneyed contestants dominate primaries and notes a historic shift from old conventions where outcomes ended with a single vote.
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Senator Grundy
Pennsylvania
Knoxville
Iowa
Indian mound builders around Hudson belief
Hudson is said to harbor a real Indian mound built by ancient peoples, southeast of the city on Mrs. Orlando Parks farm. The marked mound resembles a beaver in shape and the ramp shows how soil was carried long ago. Historians note the builders were small in stature but created vast works across the Ohio valley. Some mounds held burial vaults, others served religious or skilled purposes with no other aim.
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Hudson
Orlando Parks
Ohio Valley
Oil Revenue and Teapot Dome Influence
The federal government holds oil rights in leases and federal domain. Private firms near government wells, including the Teapot Dome region, have drained Uncle Sam’s oil. Attorney Atlee Pomerené was hired to protect federal interests and has collected about 30 million dollars.
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Teapot Dome
Atlee Pomerené
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Costs of Auto Accidents Highlighted at Safety Conference
The article notes that automobile accidents cost over 850 million dollars last year and claim more than 33,000 lives. It warns that 1930 saw more deaths than 1929 with a faster rising death rate, urging caution for riders and pedestrians.
Better Business Bureaus Warn Against Mail Order Scams
National bureaus tell residents to investigate before investing in home based work ads that promise easy money. Many ads ask for an outfit cost higher than potential earnings and swindle hundreds of thousands yearly. Mayor Briggs of Attleboro sends a worldwide telegram for a lighthearted note on a new press installation.
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Better Business Bureaus
Briggs
Attleboro
Mass
Daily Sun
Tokyo
The Suspicious Man
A Harvard Illinois Herald excerpt notes the suspicious man as an anxious, unsure figure who doubts others motives and repels friends. The piece links distrust to lack of self assurance and inability to act.
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Harvard
Herald
Prayers for Newspaper Men Open Mississippi Press Convention
A Mississippi trade gathering in Columbus hears a long, humorous prayer by Dr. T. D. Bateman asking divine mercy on newspaper men amid duties, lunches, and social rounds. The column notes politics, Mussolini rhetoric, presidential appointments, Farm Board fan mail, and a jarring remark about chiggers after a summer picnic.
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T. D. Bateman
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Miss
Mississippi Press Association
China
Paradise
W.c.t. U
Kiwanis
Rotary
Chamber of Commerce
Pearly Gates
St. Peter
Kingdom
New Jerusalem
More Livestock Needed On Farms In North Carolina
A. C. Kimrey dairy extension specialist urges NC farmers to boost dairy herds poultry flocks and overall livestock to meet rising urban demand. He says producing marketable surplus from live stock and feed crops offers the best chance for a decent living and higher income on farms.
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Tne
A. C. Kimrey
North Carolina State College
Mr. Kimrey
Kimrey
North Carolina
Docking and Castrating Lambs Bulletin Highlighted
USDA prepared bulletin 1184 F explains the benefits of docking all lambs and castrating ram lambs to improve market appeal and price. Untreated ram lambs often fetch $2 to $5 less per 100 pounds due to poorer uniformity. The bulletin details safe effective methods for farm and range flocks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Live Stock Hints On Feeding And Farrowing Care
Comfort is essential for profits in livestock. Pigs benefit from quality hay, tankage or skim milk, and extra protein before farrowing. Lambs and pigs should avoid cockle burrs. Weaned sows need pasture and limited grain. growing sows require more grain than mature sows.
Konjola Ends 17 Year Rheumatism Siege
Mrs Aimina Atten berger of Birmingham Michigan claims Konjola banished her rheumatism after 17 years. She reports relief from limb pains dizziness and liver weakness with improved appetite and vision. The tonic medicine is advertised as available from C Wheeler's Pharmacy and other druggists in the region.
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Aimina’ Attenberger
Birmingham
Michigan
Konjola
S& Ms
On C. Wheeler
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Ann Arbor
McKay Steets
W. E. Dietzker
A. J. Warren
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
G. V. Cook & Son
Ester
Mussolini
Senate
Farm Board
Chester Dorman Kelly
Ani
Magazine of Michigan
Lake Geneva
Switzerland
Detroit
Algonac
Muskegon
Bay of Naples
Il Duce
Nice
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Bombay
Capetown
Ris
Amieriga
Nantuecket
Siam
Artic
Amartic
Thoise
Anartic
Mrs
Almina “Attenberger
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