Government cuts operating costs with vast budget reduction
Washington reports 1924 operating expenses will be two billion below 1921 levels, a record cut in federal costs. President Coolidge directs expenditures stay within three billion dollars, with the 1925 budget to Congress by December and total spending capped after debt and postal service considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
H. M. Lord
Coolidge
Congress
The
Treasury
Postpone Hop Off Again for Army Fliers Due to Atlantic Storms
American airmen from Ivigtut Greenland to Indian Harbor Labrador delayed for a second time as heavy Atlantic storms continue. Milwaukee cruiser reports gale reaches Greenland shore with strong winds, delaying the last overseas jump by Lieutenants Lowell H. Smith and Erik Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Ocean
U.S
Richmond
Labrador
Milwaukee
Ivigtut
Lowell H. Smith
Erik Nelson
Davis Straits
Greenland
Twenty Five Death Sentences in Kuban Counter-Revolution Trial
A Kuban district criminal court sentenced twenty five officers of the Czarist army to death for counter-revolutionary activities among Cossacks. Forty others received prison terms, and five were acquitted in the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kuban
Criminal Court
Canadian Assistance Sought For Stranded Vessel
Nineteen men aboard the Lady Kinderiey gasoline schooner drift toward the Arctic from Alaska prompting a request for a rescue air plane from Canada. The report notes a dramatic maritime peril and international response in a remote northern corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Alaska
North Pole
Three Loud Speaker Types and Their Effects on Radio Sound
The article reviews loud speaker classifications for radio use, detailing three main types. It notes drawbacks of first two designs such as diaphragm rattle and distortion from DC current, while praising a third, arsonoid-based Thorophone system for stable impedance, louder output on weak signals, and better tone with a mica diaphragm.
Nebraska News Tells Of Shifts In Cities And Farms
The bulletin lists varied Nebraska items from plans for a fall convention in Omaha and county fairs to river bridge funding and a Plattsmouth carnival. It notes a submarine accident in Cavite, a Fremont drowning, and a York area vehicle crash. Also mentioned are school moves, naval reservists on Lake Michigan, and county agricultural shows.
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National
Neébraska
Fremont
Assoc
Arbor Lodge
Nebraska
Mary Morg
Pyacet
Pitmore County Agriculturad
Seeciety
York
Nellie Jones
Uicea
Tepor
Kimball County
Richard M. Hall
Morse Park Lake
Hall
Hastings
Adams County
Dutiéa
Charles
Civturtney
Kearney
State Department
The
American Legion
Grand Island
Sam ‘Reynolds
Omaha
Australia
Chadron
Oshkosh
Scottblaf
Platte Valley
Lehman Rathbun
Columbus
Dave Tivia
Arington
Elkhorn
Lincoln Business
Milt Hedrick
M. G. Meek
Dodge County
Ames
Lake Michigan
Paducah
C. Thorsen
Kathrine Rennie
Creston
Earl
Offens
Gea Coulter
Donbar
Burlington Railroad
Pissenger
Chrie“Hoelme
Sam Schultz
Bs Vnical
Davingee Bank
Young
First Baptist Church
Premon
Gellojny
Leons
Fnisbell Sp
Oresto
Jukust
Montana
Wyoming
Kainéis
Joway Missouri
Cévena
Americagy Legion
Plattamouth
Loup River
Meridian
Lincoln
Colimbue
Platte County
Odbanne
Howe
Winnipes
Ak-Sar-Ben
St Charles Blues
Faye Parker
Vrode ‘Eekesem
Blanche A. Barada
Walhill
Porto Rico
Mise Bured
State University
Summer Fattened Steers on Grass
United States Department of Agriculture and West Virginia agricultural researchers report on winter rations and summer pasture gains for two year old steers. The Appalachian bluegrass country favors grass fattening. results show winter gains influence summer gains, with early marketing benefiting from heavier winter weight. Free bulletin 257 available from USDA Washington, D.C.
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United States Department of Agriculture
West Virginia
Appalachian
Cothers
United States ‘Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington
B.C
Pasture Essential for Hog Herd Feed Yard
The Prairie Farmer urges households to provide pasture for hogs as a key to thrifty growth. Alfalfa and clover supply protein and minerals, while fall rye makes an excellent pasture. A mix of soybeans ante clover end rope offers a sustained feed supply, ensuring a succession of good feed over weeks.
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Christian County
Increase Production by Freshening Cow in Fall
The text explains that introducing fresh cows in autumn raises milk yield and cream quality, offsetting a fall in price per pound butterfat. Producers can time freshening to lift production during rising markets, though other factors may still lower herd tests and profits.
Profitable Duck Rearing Timing Based on Age
The article argues ducks reach peak profitability between ten and twelve weeks. It notes growth and market readiness depend on early care, with profit diminishing if kept beyond that window. It also mentions feed efficiency and liver weight affecting meat quality.
No Internal Remedy for Poultry Pests Warned by USDA Board
The United States Department of Agriculture warns against using feed or water additives to control external poultry pests. Tests show mixtures of sulfur, charcoal, lime and other chemicals are ineffective and misbranded. Manufacturers are warned of violations of the insecticide act of 1910 and caveat emptor to buyers.
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United and Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Insecticide and Fungicide Board of the
Department
Thie Board
Tuberculosis Found in Different Dairy States
Systematic tuberculosia testing by states and the U S Department of Agriculture shows nearly ninety percent of premises have no tuberculous cattle. Infection rates vary, with ten states exceeding 25 percent and eleven states averaging over five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Breau
Veter- Inerian
Farming Proverbs And Practical Advice From The Era
A collage of rustic tips on farming and home economy. It covers animal care with cattle feed and poultry wisdom, mosquito control, waste disposal, alfalfa and potato disease notes, seed quality, and farm tool maintenance with a quirky axle grease tip.
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Bollingfield
Lannie Kuntz
Coggin
Army Air Service
Virgin Islands
St. Thomas
Anthony Wayne Cook
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Berlin
London
Henry William Massinghem
Tintagel
Cornwall
Missouri
Besne
Cornhusker News
Brownville
Secontly
Ite
Founds
Ing
Smaha
Denver
Tulsa Seepees
St Joseph
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Hintaan
So Dew Maines
Blue Grass
Everyoime
State College of Agriculture
Ereseing
Tanlac
All Good
Rick
Doan
Sands
Wre
A. H. Jacobs
Neb
Teoan'e
Pillal
Milbure Co. Mig. Chem
Buffalo
N.Y
Pep
Bie
Bayer
Ee Bayer
Tandy
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