Dairy Report on West Virginia’s Dairy Industry Growth
National Journal summarizes J I Stewart article on West Virginia dairy expansion. It notes improved milk use and more organized dairies, with municipal ordinances testing milk quality and sanitary cattle care. The piece credits state and federal cooperation for health herd programs and accreditation of bell-wone dairy herds.
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West Virginia
National Journal
Agriculture
J. H. Stewart
Farm Magazine
Weer Vir- Sinisa
National Butter, Cheese and Eye Journal
J. I. Stewart
Perieaiture
Mr. Stewart
Farm Journal
Ormantert
Ion
United States Department of Agriculture
Sbene
Toderet Brates
Ktete
United States
Sttae
State Health Department
Ava Obio
Spyera Leguntiva
Ohio County
Mgr
Jeffersin
Marshall
Broke
Hancock
Wood
Cabell
Policemen Promote Annual Indoor Circus Ticket Sale
Police department leads a drive for tickets to the seven annual Police Indoor Circus set for February 8 to 14 under Harry La Peart, aiming to raise funds for the police pension. Local leaders report strong ticket sales and feature acts from Charleston and Huntington, with plans for a debut of notable acts and trained animals.
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Patrelman van Prouse
Sienders
Police
Amnual
Harry la Peart
Honrdit
Php
Patralman
Fchidleston
Jome Britten
Fin Police
Loretta Tatterrh
Wites
Miieen
Duvals
Tingling Brothers
Hagenhieh Sod Wallace
Plato
John Rovingon Siuowa
Inntiasl
Prince Indauny
Taleyel
Charleston
Nelive Pension Fund
Pallee Department
W. W. Werte
Haiti Prosperity Under United States Control Noted
Jan 24 Port-au-Prince notes nine years of occupation by the United States has lifted Haiti from debt and instability. American supervision ensured safe property and lives, reformed finances, a stable currency, and a modern budget. Public works and medical care improved as native practices declined.
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Port-Au-Pringe
United Ktaten
Jalind
Malttiat
United Stites
Haiti
Bledel Neelf
Sittin
LHS
Afalarinta Helms
Reconstruction progress in Haiti after four years of peace
The report notes extensive coastal fortifications and harbor lighting, with 800 miles of new telephone and telegraph lines and improved ports in Port-au-Prince. Haitian forces under American guidance have secured the island, training 44 commissioned officers and 2,500 enlisted men, and the American high commissioner supports the effort. Ongoing reforms include clarifying laws, elevating the judiciary, and introducing modern agriculture via U.S. college experts conducting schools and farming instruction for natives.
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Dun Berond
Port-au- Viines
Haltinas
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Embroi
Just
Pacific
Sve Peoples Store
Harry
Loreten TaPeurl
Dudeer Cireux
LaPeurl
Cpt
Harestom
Kanawha Banking & Trust
Kanawha Banking & Trust Co
Capitol Street
Gou
Hait
Republic
John H. Russell
United States Marine
Corps
Stors Asthima
Rive
Rogadale
Poe
Bimona
Seattle
Asiel
Domiums
Swat
BTA
the People's Store
I Navy Sui
Viatki
Sn People's Store
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