Bonus bill becomes law amid tax dispute and world news
Edward W. Pickard reviews Congress overriding the president’s veto on the soldiers’ bonus with cash and insurance payouts for millions of veterans, plus tax reform details. He surveys international responses, Japan's exclusion protests, ambassador resignations, and European political shifts, noting finance, diplomacy, and looming deficits.
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Arizona Bulls Wear Shoes to Protect Hoofing
Arizona cattlemen report using shoes for bulls to prevent hoof injuries on rocky ranges. The USDA notes similarity to oxen footwear. Heavy bulls from the Midwest struggle on rocky slopes, delaying hardening of feet, causing limited grazing and water access. Shoes help keep bulls mobile and feeding.
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Cooking Helps and Kitchen Knife Tips
After peeling onions, cut a carrot with the peeling knife to keep the knife free from onion taste. A chopping knife blends fat with dry ingredients for biscuits or pie crust. For evaporated milk, seal any unused portion with waxed paper and a rubber band. Use waxed paper over butter to cut cleanly into pieces.
Rodeo Feature Promotes Pine Ridge Indians at Alliance
Twelve bronze colored Pine Ridge Indians enter the Alliance rodeo on June 18 19 and 20 to contest bareback riding and rope events. The group from a nearby reservation excels in rope tricks riding and stunts with Young Blackhorse likened to a second Tom Mix. A 125 foot rope trick and neck wraps showcase their daring acts. prizes and medals go to top three in each event.
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Home Decor Ideas From a Vintage Interior Note
A vintage guidance blurb suggests tinting a sleeping porch with cretonne edged strips across windows and using heavy drapery to widen small windows. It proposes shelved corners with lattice frames for vines, and repurposing a picture frame into a serving tray by adding handles and a backing of figured material.
Transforming an old bedstead into a four poster frame
The project describes removing the head and foot boards from an old bedstead and building a canopy frame from heart lumber, then covering it with cretonne draperies to create a four poster appearance. It reads as a craft note on repurposing furniture.
Measuring Instrument Aids Field Widths Along Highways
The United States Department of Agriculture devised a measuring instrument to attach to automobiles for quickly determining field widths along highways. Successful experiments completed and plans to deploy the device in several states during the current year.
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