President Harding Praises Knute Nelson in Tribute
President Harding delivers a tribute to Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota after Nelson’s death on the Dominion Express near York Pennsylvania. The president hails Nelson as an Airman American with a record of public service and a life from poverty to long senate career. The notice notes Nelson’s Civil War service, rise to prominence, and high regard in Washington.
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Tiller story and community notes amid a railroad of items
A fragment from Mrs. F. M. Tiller of Dalion Texas details a long recovery from paralysis and stomach distress after Tarlae treatment. The piece blends a testimonial with a Junior C. E program outline and a report of Senator Knute Nelson’s death on a York Pennsylvania train. Other items mention car ownership trends and an oil field sign urging caution for workers.
Tuberculin Cattle Cleanup Urged for Disease Control
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that tuberculosis threats in cattle require comprehensive cleanup of infected and exposed herds. Isolated farms risk spreading disease via streams and shared pastures, so entire townships and counties should be cleaned to extend disease-free status and protect dairy and breeding stock. Stock owners must maintain vigilance to prevent recontamination and ensure long term control.
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United Sates Department of Agriculture
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CHECK BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS METHOD PROGRESSES ERADICATION
A 1930s report notes rapid bovine tuberculosis cleanup via new Selentine method Mave Made It Possible to Clean Up Rapidly. The United States Department of Agriculture cites eradication progress, with antigenic tests and intradermic methods enabling large-area clearance in weeks with fewer resources. Emphasizes identifying and removing infected animals swiftly to curb the disease.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sore eyes irritate lambs in new breeder practice
A distressing increase in sore eyes among young lambs is blamed on breeders placing wool on lamb faces. The article notes irritation from mechanical factors and suggests examining wool lessening facial contact before considering other causes.
Self-Feeder Will Aid Pigs in Market Readiness
A fragment discusses a device called the wetfifender and its uneven benefits. It suggests rapid gains for young pigs ready for market, while older sows and recently weaned pigs may not experience the same advantage.
Fragmented OCR note on animal fecundity and growth rates
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Suckers and Chance Takers Remembered in The Medicine Show
A reflective piece laments the gullible public drawn to quick schemes and fake cures from medicine shows and street fakirs. The narrator recalls personal bets and close calls with risk taking, noting the lure of grand temptations and the price of luck.
Turnersville News items and social notes brief
The Turnersville Messenger records a series of social notes and local happenings. It mentions the death and burial of a three year old child of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Baize, visits by Tom Hobin and Adria Foote to Lampasas, Vera Cooksey visiting College Station, the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Millard Sadler, Mrs. Beddleston visiting Mrs. C. L. Belamy in Austin, Ethel Cook visiting Waco, the Fowler couple welcoming a new boy, Floyd Gardner’s sister-in-law Mrs. Hugh Buchanan’s illness in Dallas, Mrs. Wright of Comanche attending a funeral in Gonzales, and J. B. Hobin and Tom Boone attending Presbytery in Waco.
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C. J. Baize
Gatesville
Texas
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Austin
C. L. Belamy
Ethel Cook
Waco
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W. P. Cook
Owent Fowler
Floyd Gardner
Dallas
Hugh Buchanan
Wright
Comanche
Gonzales
N. J. Christian
Troy Wright
Mesara
J. B. Hobin
Tom Boone
Waco Wednesay
Pest control and poultry health notice from old advertisement
Kill Rey Rouse bugs and keep them away by painting with Tareline a tasting tar oil that penetrates cracks and crevices For insect invasion poultry feed Martin's the Bog Hemedy Move back restaurants by Carpenter Broa Clifton M D Conphal ot Sct pee tent of the National Milk Predatory Association xd
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