Outlook on Immigration Policy and Washington Meet
Washington May 6 Special no major changes expected in immigration laws this session despite many bills. Congress to adjourn early. commission found need tighter scrutiny of arrivals. Hawaii labor bill nearly passed, would have allowed contract labor. opposition across west blocked it. Pinchot to host governors at White House, dinner planned, Roosevelt pressing for in-session meetings. Tucker aims to tour Virginia precincts before 1909 election. Senate shows new spring gray suits led by Bourne of Oregon at cap.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Congress
House
Immigration Commission
Maropean
United States
Hawaii
Immigration Committee
Sandwich Islands
Far West
West
Japan
Roosevelt
White House
Gifford Pinchot
Forest Service
Inland Waterways
Pinechot
Senate
Ators Bourne
Taylor, Sutherland
Money
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
The
Oregon Statesman
Feeding Silage Boosts Milk Flavor Preference in Dairy Cows
W Ed Fraser of the Illinois Experiment Station reports an experiment comparing corn silage plus feed to clover hay and grain. Among 372 tasters, 60 percent preferred silage milk, 20 percent non silage, 11 percent had no choice. timing of feeding affected preference, with milking time feeding yielding stronger silage milk favor. Proper quality silage is recommended, with feeding after milking to avoid unpleasant milk flavor.
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W. Ed. Fraser
Ilinois
Enid
Locating the Incubator for Best Egg Health
Guidance on incubator placement warns against drafts and sun exposure. Prefer south or east rooms with constant fire or none, ensure level positioning with a carpenter's level, and keep lamp parts clean to avoid gas buildup. Maintain sweet air, proper circulation, and careful handling of eggs between rooms.
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Orange Judd Farmer
Apples in Storage Show Best Results When Ripe
Well colored, hard ripe apples store better in cold storage than fruit picked too early or after full ripeness. Immature storage often leads to scald with brown patches, mainly on green or poorly colored sides, reducing appearance and value. S. A. Beach.
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S. A. Beach
Buckwheat Grown For Profit and Soil Benefit
Buckwheat, though smallest in quantity among six major grain crops, is valued for food and feed, profitable as a green manure catch crop, and improves soil mechanical condition.
Onion Seed Viability Varies by Age and Crop Quality
FE H Jenkins of Connecticut notes that onion seed one year old typically shows reduced sprouting compared with new seed, though some seed from a good crop that is one year old can germinate as well as fresh seed from an inferior crop.
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FE. H. Jenkins
Connecticut
Merger to Stand Under Oklahoma Rail Rates Readjustment
Guthrie May 6 After obtaining from R A Jackson Chicago vice president for Rock Island Frisco railways an agreement to readjust Interstate Oklahoma rates on lumber livestock and milled products to a fair basis Attorney General West calls off the threatened suit to break the alleged merger of the two roads He states the railroads will disentangle relations in time They argue conservatism as they are the state's largest taxpayers A Kansas City conference was called to review Oklahoma rates and all Oklahoma grantees will participate
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Guthrie
Okla
R. A. Jackson
Chicago
Rock Island,Frisco
Oklahoma
West
Kansas City
Anna Geld and Prince Helle de Sagan Remain in Rome
In Rome this May 6 Mire. Anna Geld and Prince Helle de Sagan have not left the city. They announced plans to depart and completed preliminary steps, but remain at the Geom hotel with no definite departure date.
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Rome
Mire
Anna Geld
Prince Helle de Sagan
Geom
Gind
Photographers Convene in Joliet for IPnets Session
The IPnets photographers association met in Joliet for the week’s session. The gathering opened with officers’ reports and a talk by W. S. Yively of Tennessee, outlining association goals and upcoming activities.
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Joliet
Tih
May
Ipnets Photographers’ Association
Coun
W. S. Yively
Tennessee
Derby Winner Stonestreet Captures Kentucky Classic
Louisville May 6 The Kentucky Derby was won by Stonestreet with Ste Cleges second and Dunvegan third. Time 2.15 1-4.
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Louisville
Stonestreet
Ste Cleges
Se Ond
Dunvegan
Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana and neighboring states
The forecast calls for showers in Illinois and Indiana with little temperature change tonight. Lower Michigan and Wisconsin can expect showers with temperatures nearly steady.
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Ilinois
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Wiconsin
Ture
Markets Report Chicago and Buffalo Prices May 5
Chicago Board of Trade quotes for Wheat Corn Oats Coffee and livestock futures show May and July positions with mixed highs lows and closes. Cattle hogs and sheep receipts noted with price ranges. Buffalo market reports steady cattle and strong hogs with lambs and calves priced by grade and weight.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Mary Toy
ATM
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
East Buffalo
Ewes
Calves
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South Dakota
Geo. Peck
D. A. Chalmers
Frey
Frey’s
Quality
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Opera House
Sicily
Lombardo
A. Lombardo
Tucker
Virginia
Harry Tucker
W. Gedson
3D Street
12Th Avenue
Washington, Iowa
Anna and
Helle
Chicago Grain
Beatie
Colorado
Springs
Illinois
Wisconsin
Work & Meek
West Side
eSurr
Foster
North Side
Edwin Griffith
Iowa Gas and Electric Com’y
the Pauls Lumber Co
Ohio
Patton Grogery
Sa!e
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