The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 9, 1920, Page 17

ADVERTISEMENTS HE _ experiende of thousands of farmers = absolute- ly proves that the way- to conserve the mois- ture in your soil is ‘to PLOW DEEP. The Spalding Deep Tiller plows 18 inches deep, where ycu are now only able to plow six or seven inches deep. You will make more money —have bigger, better yields—when you plow with the * SPALDING - DEEP TILLER L] [ " " Thousands of farmers are now using | " = this wonderful machine. You should have one on your farm. Lack of space here prevents us from giving full de- +tails, but if you will simply write us we will gladly send you complete in- formation and picture of the machine at work. From the picture above you will see how the Spalding works. Note how the two discs are hung, one above the other. This enables you to get down *into the subsoil and mix the top and bottom soils thoroughly, as well as pulverizing every furrow you turn over. Don’t delay but get full information right away. Simply mail a postcard to E. F. 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Ouak harness leather sold in sides, 90c per pound. Shipping point, Soith St. Paul. \Scuth Park Robe & Tanning Co.; South Park, Minn. Mention the Lcader When W 1~iti63 Advertisers - ? * range and other reservations for the livestock e shall probably vote $1,- 500,000—the same -as last year. The work of eradicating other diseases among horses, cattle and hogs has progressed very well, so that no in- crease will be needed there.” All but a small part of the $33,900,- 000 carried by the last agricultural appropriation act was devoted to sal- aries and wages. The staff of the of-- fice of the secretary, ranzing from the secretary, at $12,000 a year, to 15 charwomen at $240 a year each, has a payroll of $500,520 this year. The office of farm managzement, which is conducting the studies of the cost of production of farm crops 2s on'y one of its duties, has $218,1€0 for i's gen- eral expenses and $84,430 for staff salaries and wages. Of its general fund, $23,873 “may be used in ascer- taining the cost of produclion of the principal staple agricultural products” —to quote the language of the act. For the weather bureau there was provided this year $342,860 in salaries for the staff and $1,537,320 for gen- eral expenses of operation. In the bureau of animal industry, which deals with disease and inspection and quarantine matters, the staff salaries total $553,150. '‘General expenses amount to an additional $4,326,121, with $903,960 added for meat inspec- tion. The bureau of plant industry, with staff salaries of $491,280, has a general expense fund of $2,529,378, together with a fund for free distri- bution of seeds amounting to $358,980. For the forest- service the salary list totals $2,485,660; the specific ay propriations for “use, maintenance, improvement, protection. and general administration” of the specified na- tional forésts total $2,069,201; other general expense items amount to $1,- 412,008; for conserving the naviga- bility of streams, under a special act, there is provided $21,770 more. APPROPRIATION FOR FUR RAISING EXPERIMENTS Our bureau. of chemistry, which watches over the purity of food, has a salary list of $411,670; for general expenses it .is spending $979,901 this year. The bureau of soils has $74,160 for its staff and $417,075 for gen- eral expenses. The bureau of ento- mology has $124,010 for staff salaries, $943,300 for general expenses, and a special fund of $304,050 for prevent- ing the-spread of the gypsy moth and brown-tailed moth. In the bureau of the Dbiological survey, which has charge of the Montana national bison want to preservation of game, experiments in rdising fur-bearing animals, and en- forcement of the migratory bird law, the staff salaries total $55,970; the general expenses are*$685,200. Some of the other items include | $240,690 for the bureau of publica- tions, which issues the farmers’ bul- | letins; $371,102 for the bureau of crop | estimates; $4,905,820 for the states | relations service, which includes co- operation with the states in agricul- tural extension work, experiment sta- tions, demonstration work and foster- | ing of farmers’ institutes; $594,320 | for ‘the bureau of public roads; $2,- | 811,365 for the bureau of markets. 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