Urgency Deficiency Bill thing
also known as: urgent deficiency bill
Summary: The bill signed by President Wilson on January 21 provided $2,500,000 for fighting foot and mouth disease.
Completeness: 44/100 Grade D
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$2,500,000 for fighting foot and mouth disease— 1915-02-27
cited from Image 33 of El Paso herald (El Paso, Tex.), February 27, 1915, (HOME EDITION, Livestock Feeding Section) (1915)Livestock Feeding Section Cattlemen s Annual Edition Srturday February lVeatyeventli 1915 Days of Selling Cattle For a Song Have Disappeared Onlv Good Prices For the Cattleman In the Futi THE COWBOYS ON A ROUNDUP ELl MILLIONS ARE AVAILABLE FIJI THE FIGHT OH CATTLE DISEASE Urgency…
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Image 33 of El Paso herald (El Paso, Tex.), February 27, 1915, (HOME EDITION, Livestock Feeding Section) ↗
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