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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1920
Page
8
The article notes barley and other cereals offer limited profit on irrigated lands, with war prices boosting yields. It stresses careful land preparation, leveling, and irrigation to maximize grain quality and supports domestic feed for livestock to bolster the Southern Idaho farming economy during wartime.
A federal study of cattle test records shows no breed is inherently safer from tuberculosis. Purebred Herefords had 0.77 percent reactors vs 5.71 percent in-grade herds. Aberdeen Angus showed 5.79 percent in purebred vs 2.39 percent in grade. Shorthorns 5.76 percent in purebred vs 3.74 in grade. Results emphasize herd health efforts over breed, with dairy and beef exhibits varying by management. Breeders associations actively promote eradication measures, and higher reactor rates do not consistently align with breed or dairy vs beef categories.
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Sugarbeet seed supply faces constraints with mentions of ample amount for two bars. Fragmentary note references seed availability and distribution yet lacks complete details or context.
An analysis of section 5 shows the penalty for violations is limited to publishing the secretary of agriculture findings. No criminal prosecution is provided, while other sections carry fines up to 1000 dollars or imprisonment up to one year. The department argues publication itself may serve as a stronger deterrent in grain trade.
Omaha branch manager L H Earhart states that agriculture and cattle paper account for about one third of rediscounts despite credit curtailment. The note follows Frank M Currie’s claim that 30 days of bank lending to stockmen has ceased, with cattle losses and lower beef production expected. A Westphalian anecdote on pumpernickel is appended.
In London the May 21 adjournment marks a vigorous opposition attack on government policy led by Sir Donald MacLean regarding the League of Nations. The debate centers on preserving unity and choosing a permanent European arbiter, with calls to discuss foreign governments. Over 1,000 Greensburg families seek other meats to dodge taxes on rabbits.
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