Merchant Marine Subsidy Plan Heads to Congress
Washington special reports the ship subsidy bill, possibly modified, may be debated in Congress. Discriminating duties are deemed impractical, and factional views split along Republican and Democratic lines. The piece notes seniority shifts for Hemenway, Knox, Crane, and ongoing coal strike diplomacy with Roosevelt's cabinet allies.
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White House
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Hog Care Emphasized By Pennsylvan ia Livestock Breeders
Rob Munos urged hogs get a chance to prove cleanliness and health. He said hogs are sanitary if kept in clean dry beds with good air and water, and warned against wallows near streams or damp pits that breed disease. He stressed drainage and proper earthwork to prevent root holes and unsightly spots on farms.
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Rob Munos
Value of Heifer Beef in Market Prices and Feeding Tests
The Iowa experiment station found little difference between steer and heifer beef, with steers at 5.75, spray ed heifers 5.37, open heifers 5.32 per hundredweight, and no material quality advantage. It urges patience for breeders and notes alfalfa as a strong stock feed, citing multiple feeding trials and gains across cattle and sheep.
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National Stockman
Iowa Experiment Station
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Maine station tests soy bean and corn silage in feed
The Maine station conducted feeding and digestion trials using soy beans and corn silage. The silage stored well and cows and sheep preferred it to plain corn silage, though reducing grain by one pound per cow daily proved impossible. In another test with un ion grains mixed as cottonseed meal linseed meal and wheat bran, results were slightly better than equal weight of the nonmixture feed.
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Feeding the horse with grain before grain order
The fragment discusses feeding order for horses and rough phrases about appetite and grain. It mentions not giving grain first and suggests a sequence to improve appetite and digestion. Names or clear events are not present in the readable text.
Unreadable OCR Item Summary
Fragmentary text appears to discuss weeds and farming but lacks clear names, dates, or events to determine a concrete news item. No verifiable entities or actions are readable.
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