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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

3

Revenue Headquarters Decentralization Aimed Pacific Coast

The Treasury plans to decentralize internal revenue work to Portland Los Angeles Tacoma and San Francisco within a month. Secretary Mellon says small tax returns can be audited locally while larger issues will still go to Washington for final adjustment. Assistant Secretary Dover conducts a general customs service inspection.

Ashington Internal Revenue Pacific Coast Portland Los Angeles Tatoma San Yrancisco Treasury Department Mellon Treasury Dover Customs Service Washington

Newberry Case Sparks Senate Wrangling and Proposals

The Newberry case fuels Senate clashes as McKellar and Townsend clash over campaign finance rulings. A House bill would require filing expense statements, while Senator Pomerene proposes a new corrupt practices act to replace the unconstitutional law.

Newberry Congress Senate Senator McKellar Tennessee Senator Townsend Michigan Robinson Arkansas McKellar Townsend King Utah Maatter United States Frear Rep. Ws House Daugherty Supreme Court Pomerene Dem

Navy plans 213 airplanes for fleet defense and reconnaissance

Rear Admiral Moffatt outlined a fiscal year program to equip 18 battleships and supporting vessels with 213 aircraft. The mix includes 86 fighters, 46 observation planes, 27 small spotters, 36 torpedo or bombing planes, 18 scouts and four kite balloons, plus catapult systems to launch planes in heavy seas.

Senate Naval Committee Moffatt Navy Bureau of Aeronautics Department

Prosecution of War Contract Frauds Expansion

Attorney General Daugherty seeks a $500000 appropriation to fund a vigorous war contract fraud prosecution. Henry L. Stimson will be chief prosecutor with a cap on lawyer salaries. the effort targets 275 identified overpayments and a possible $192000000 in recoveries. The Justice and War departments face 185000 audited cases, with a five year horizon and a $9,000,000 Lincoln Motor suit.

Daugherty Henry L. Stimson New York Department of Justice War Department Lincoln Motor Company Detroit Department of Wartime Congress

Beekeeping Prospects in Tulip Tree Region Flourish

The United States Department of Agriculture highlights abundant nectar in the tulip tree region and potential for increased honey production if beekeepers adopt modern equipment and proper care. Bulletin 1222 notes strong regional colonies, market opportunities, and the need for commercial beekeeping as a primary occupation. Copies are available from Washington.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Farmers E. F. Phillips George S. Demuth Vermont Rhode Island Michigan Arkansas Louisiana Lake Erie Mississippi River Missouri Tennessee Kentucky Carolinas Ohio River Piedmont Maryland Virginia Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Weighing Milk for Market and Farm Discrepancies

United States Department of Agriculture studied Baltimore milk flows from country to city to find losses. Found 0.19 percent on trains, 0.55 percent from platform to plant, and 2.56 percent shortage at city plant. Main causes include actual loss 0.74 percent and 1.82 percent due to can weighing differences.

United States Department of Agriculture Baltimore Country City

Laying Hens Guidelines for Farm Flocks

Poultry experts from the Ohio experiment station say a farm flock should have at least 150 laying hens, with the most efficient range between 150 and 500. Flocks under 150 are inefficient, while those over 500 suit specialized fruit and poultry farms.

Ohio Ohio Experiment Station

Providing Plenty of Water for Dairy Cows

Dairy farmers learn that ample clean water boosts milk production. Ninety percent of milk is water and cows require water in direct proportion to milk output. In summer a cow may drink about three pounds of water per pound of milk. one test showed a 27 pound milk cow drinking 77 pounds daily. A nonmilking cow drank less than half. Always ensure abundant fresh water, cool in hot months and warm in winter.

Milk and Cream Must Be Kept Cold as Weather Warms

As warm weather approaches, milk and cream require prompt cooling. Place the cream can in a cooling tank with as cold water as possible to prevent souring during rising spring temperatures.

Proper fertilizer to buy for economical farming

The most economical fertilizer is the one with the highest percentage of plant food. It costs more per ton but can be used at a lower rate per acre since it contains less useless material.

Plant Crops for Cow Feed in The Dairy Industry

Dairy cows demand proper feeding for profitability. Silage and alfalfa hay top cow feeds. promising row crops for silos include vanes kaffirs darso jeterlta and corn. When alfalfa fails, leguminous alternatives like cow peas soybeans or peanuts aid milk production. dirty milk poses greater health risks than dirty water due to rapid germ spread.

Caring for Tomato Plants

Secure a four or five foot stake for each tomato plant and drive stakes as ground softens. For trellised rows like grapes, set posts and two wires for each row.

Quality Counts Most in Dairy Keeping

The note emphasizes that quality matters more than herd size, urging focus on the kindness and care given to cows. It highlights that proper management and humane treatment define successful dairying beyond numbers.

Feeding for Milk: Head Marks Cow Milk Output

A brief note asserts good feeding is essential for milk production. The Scots phrase the cow’s milk depends on the head, implying management and care influence yield.

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