World News Roundup Highlights Impeachment Move and Economic News
The House Judiciary Committee heard Assistant Attorney General Seymour say the Justice Department plans to sue Wright Martin Aircraft Corp for 3.6 million dollars in war claims. Other items note tax exempt securities debate, navy budget passage, and Germany loan talks. Also reported are fires, mine accidents, mutinies, and political changes worldwide.
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House Judiciary Committee
Washington
General Area
Seymour
Jusnt
Wright-Martin Aircraft Corporation
Ohio News Roundup Details Wide Range of Tragedies and Officials
A long Ohio wire reports numerous deaths including Raymond Johnson Horn found in snow near Ravenna from heart disease, Atlee Robinson dies after sled accident, Wilfred Crow killed in a train collision, and Fred Broska wounded in Cleveland hospital. Other items note jail reform calls, budget moves, burglaries, arson, fires, suicides, and political appointments as Governor-elect Donahey prepares an inaugural plan. also mentions rail and industry news, court actions, and local crime outcomes.
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Raymond Johnson Horn
Ravenna
Fred Broska
Cleveland
George Smith
Nickel Plate Railroad
Atlee Decosta Robinson
Orrville
Wilfred Crow
Xenia
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Cleveland Heights
Walter Schroeder
YosuGae Guy
Charles Leonard
Elyria
Manila
Philippines
Joseph M. Collins
Clark County
Springfield
John Campbell
Miner
Nelsonville
James Theater
Columbus
BH. B. Parsons
J. W. H. Mahoney
Parsons
Ross J. Scott
Lima
Puritan Mine
McArthur
L. Ward
Frank Carfagna
Steubenville
Felix Carfagna
Jessie Starcher
Kermore
Akron
Danville
Leonard W. Stephens
Toledo and Ohio Central
Findlay
Elizabeth Sheppard Hopley
James R. Hopley
Bucyrus
Donahey
J. A. Meckstroth
Price Russell
Creston
Meckstroth
Ohio
Vernon M. Riegel
State Department of Education
Movie Censorship Board
William 8. Bundy
Davis
State Civil Service Commission
T. H. Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
Thomas J. Edwards
Seba H. Miller
Wilburn
Lawrence
Robert Hall
State Brick Plant
Junction City
New Lexington
Marysville
Fred Doty
Athens
Prohibition
Schaller Brewing Company
Cincinnati
George Mockett
Fremont
Salem
Newark
Dorothy Bierly
Martin Straub
Youngstown
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Worley Milling Company
Bainbridge
Ross County
H. M. Meredith
Guernsey County
Joseph Snyder
Lucas County
Grace Markley
Richard Castle
Coshocton
George Lucas
Logan
Harding
Prendergast Lumber Company
Marion
W. B. Biederwolf
A. F. Ingersoll
Court of Appeals
O. W. Cathers
New Philadelphia
Smith
Toledo
Broadway
Atkinson
Ohio House of Representatives
Rev. L. W. Irwin
Sidney
Brier Hill Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Harry Perkins
J. W. Nixon
Harold Howard
Massillon
Frank Wagner
Lerop Hodgson
Massilon Municipal Electric Light Plant
Little Wadsworth
George Williams
Dayton
Billy Sunday
Cary G. Laub
Holgate
Henry County
William J. Danner
John Poe
Kelly-Springfeld Motor
Truck Company of
University of Minnesota
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
H. H. Goddard
Leon Day
Otto K. Evers
Henry County Democrat
Napoleon Kiwanis Club
O. C. Ballard
Sandusky County
Elks
Charles W. Tiabig
Supreme Court
Portsmouth
Roscoe Davis
Rajap
Ates
Rasum Ali
Proper dairy milking and cream handling reminders
The guidance covers washing udders and flanks before milking, avoiding wet hands, cooling cream immediately after separation, not mixing warm and cool cream, using clean vessels, washing the separator after use, straining milk before separating, following separator directions, addressing cream cans, avoiding dusty hay and smells, keeping milk and cream cooler than surroundings, not skim thinning, and maintaining cleanliness of cows, stable, utensils, separator, and milkers to achieve top cream prices and profit in dairying.
Give Herd Bull Good Care
Advice on proper care for herd bulls stressing equal attention to milking stock. Recommends separating bull calves at six months, feeding 4–8 pounds of grain daily plus leguminous roughage, and offering up to 15 pounds of hay or silage. Describes a mature bull ration of cornmeal, ground oats, wheat bran, and linseed meal with roughage and fodder. Ends with daily exercise or outdoor tethering if needed.
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New Jersey State Agricultural College
New Dairy Farm Industry Grows from 20 to 10000 Pounds
In spring 1921 seven Georgia farmers, urged by the county extension agent, began a trial shipment of 20 pounds of surplus cream. By June 1922, 14 months later, the industry reported 10 000 pounds shipped in that county according to a USDA update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
United States Department of Agriculture
Prevent Spoiled Silage Sealed Doors Block Air Ingress
The note warns that silage spoiling near the doors will persist unless the joint is sealed airtight. It stresses creating an airtight closure to stop spoilage and preserve stored feed.
Roughage in Dairy Cattle Rations Emphasized
The source stresses roughage as the key element in dairy cow rations. It highlights that bulk provided by roughage is essential to a proper diet and balanced feeding strategy for dairy operations.
Better Half of Herd
The purebred ewe stands out as the better half of the flock, noted for quality and vigor in the article. The discussion centers on breeding, lineage, and the value of prime stock within the herd.
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Upshaw
Dem
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A. J. Sabath
Illinois
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Capital Society
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House
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Sault Ste. Marie
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Chicago
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Brotherhoods of Railroad Engineers
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London
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Jerusalem
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Millonaire
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Dudley White
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J. H. Guild
Pyes Cig
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Michigan Avenue
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Arnica Cream Company, Inc
Roanoke
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Aldrich Avi
Buffalo
W. M. Cincinnati
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