Cooperative marketing bill passes in Senate amid farm relief push
Edward W. Pickard reports Congress doors nearing adjournment with only the cooperative marketing measure surviving amid farm relief battles. The measure creates an Agriculture Dept division for cooperative marketing and funds it with 225000, while other farm price and credit plans failed 26 to 54.
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Senator Caraway Attacks Illinois Primary Money Ties
Senator Caraway levelled a sweeping indictment in the Illinois senatorial primary fight, accusing both McKinley and Smith factions of vast funding and influence purchases. He cited Samuel Insull as preferring to donate to secure favorable rates, and alleged payments to labor leaders to sway votes, with some named refuters claiming misuse of immunity or falsehoods. Reed's committee may reveal truth.
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Watered stock on hot days and farm water supply
A farmer must provide water for his stock, especially hogs, cattle, horses and chickens, using clean, fresh water from a reliable well or self waterers. Lack of water impedes digestion, elimination and other vital functions, reducing animal utility even in well kept barns and pastures.
Dry Mash Increases Egg Lays For Nebraska Hens
A Nebraska report says hens fed with a good dry mash year round could lay about 20 extra eggs annually. Extra production would mainly occur in high price months, offsetting mash costs. Overseen scavenging and seasonal loafing reduce egg output. well fed hens with high laying ability molt late fall, then resume laying quickly.
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Dry mash feeds boost poultry egg production in summer
Extension circular 1420 Better Rations More Eggs promotes dry mash as positive insurance against under feeding during hot months. Readily available through county extension agents in Nebraska and from the state agricultural college at Lincoln. Taxi-Cali 161 is noted.
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