News Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
The piece reviews the tornado aftermath in Illinois claiming 830 dead and 2939 injured with ongoing tallies. It notes relief efforts, fundraising totals, and Red Cross leadership in recovery. It discusses weather science limits, a proposed second arms conference, McCarl removal case, and naval restoration fund appeals. It also touches on American industry, wages, and Hoover’s patent office transfer and aims.
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Coolidge
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Commerce Department
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Agricultural Department
Elusive royals and new policy notes headline midweek
Rumors linger over Archduke Johann Salvator known as Albert Goebel dying anew in Vienna while once again in disguise as Johann Orth in Chicago 1909 and later buried as Johann Salvator in New York 1924. U.S. political shifts: Coolidge elevates Woodlock to the Interstate Commerce Commission after Senate delay. Missouri eyes death penalty for holduppers. Illinois debates 1000 dollar rewards for bank robbers. Wisconsin governor balks at gifting Mississippi bottom lands to feds for game and fish preserves. Tennessee rejects evolution law as Bryan’s reputation endures. Soviets revoke 1923 Sakhalin oil concession from Sinclair Consolidated Oil.
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Royal House of
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Johann Orth
C. N. Orlow
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Thomas F. Woodlock
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Illinois
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Wisconsin
Mississippi
Tennessee
W. J. Bryan
Sinclair Consolidated Ol Company
Sakhalfen Island
Leave Thin Wheat Until Corn Planting Time
Nebraska agricultural experiment station findings show late fall wheat seeding yields vary by date. October 29 bushels, October 34, October 32, November 25, December 20, December 17, with weather later in the season largely determining final results. Farmers consider sowing spring grains only if winter wheat falters, often delaying field to corn planting time.
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Werther
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Rotate and cultivate chick runs or ranges
A large share of chick trouble stems from allowing chicks to range on the same ground year after year. Harmful organisms and internal parasite eggs thrive in soil continually overrun by chicks. Keep chicks on new ground or land renewed by cropping or cultivation. Alfalfa, green wheat, or rye suit the yard well.
Sores on Work Horses Signal Collar and Pad Care
Agricultural college researchers warn that shoulder and neck sores in work horses stem from ill fitting or worn collars pads and rough contact points. Early season care helps prevent bruises. lift collars to cool necks on warm days and wash sores with salt water then apply vaseline boric acid mix. Maintain clean smooth pliable contact surfaces and proper harness fit to prevent ongoing injury.
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Agricultural College
Early Oats Yield Tied to Seed Date Across Tests
A seven year Nebraska study found oats sown March 31 averaged 56 bushels per acre, while April 12 yielded 49 and April 10? 20 bushels less at 38. A 14 year North Platte test showed April 6 at 28 bushels, April 18 at 24 and April 30 at 21. Early sowing also boosted spring wheat and barley yields.
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Nebraska Experiment
North Platte Experiment Station
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