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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
2
Edward W. Pickard surveys postwar political strains as radicals push tax reform and retroactive taxes, pacifist groups defend opposition to military prepara dness, and Moscow executes church leaders while Ruhr tensions flare and Lausanne talks resume.
A. C. Dillman of the US Department of Agriculture reports that growing a flax and wheat mixed crop in Goodhue County reduces weeds, disease, and risk while easing harvesting, shocking, and threshing. Most farmers use two pecks flax to two pecks wheat, often Marquis wheat, with about 90 percent of flax acreage mixed by 1922. The plan is not a cure-all. success depends on flax-friendly land and early sowing. The Minnesota Experiment Station backs the approach for southeastern farmers, with University of Minnesota studies and other states planning trials this year.
Judge William Dever wins Chicago mayorship with a 103,748 vote lead over Republican Arthur Lueder and Socialist W. A. Cunnen. Morton Hull elected to complete James Mann’s term in Congress. Farmers' Union urges closer sugar industry organization to curb price manipulation and proposes refining and marketing sugar domestically. Rum runners face potential navy pursuit if Harding backs prohibition enforcement.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace approves a plan for dividend payments on grazing fees for national forests where due exceeds ten dollars. Western stockmen hit by the downturn face failures while forests support most sheep and cattle. Chief Forester Greeley recommends two equal payments with six months between. Applies to the 1923 season.
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