Parasite Control Advances in Swine Sanitation Methods
Dr Wright of the agriculture department argues average hog lots foster parasitic worms and urges improved sanitation. McLean county swine sanitation methods reduced worm damage, sped market readiness by seven weeks, and increased pigs marketed by about 25 percent while aiding control of kidney and lungworms and noting thorny headed worm challenges.
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McClean County
Bureau of Animal Industry
Wright
Local guests from New York visit Rev and Mrs Hahn
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wass of Baker, New York and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hahn of Tonawanda, New York are house guests of Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Hahn.
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Baker, N. Y
A. F. Hahn
Tonawanda, N. Y
R.W. Hahn
Fight observers attend Baker Bozo bout in Birmingham
Ernest Wright manager of the Schwarzenbach Huber silk plant witnessed the Baker Bozo fight in Birmingham on Monday night among several spectators at ringside.
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Ernest Wright
Birmingham
Gordon's Stomach and Bowel Antiseptic Ad
Indigestion is caused by fermentation in the stomach and bowels. Gordon's antiseptic stops fermentation promptly dissolves acids and poisons soothes inflamed lining and heals irritated stomach tissue. One dose relieves indigestion dyspepsia gas sour stomach and heartburn. Costs less than three cents a dose. If not benefited your money refunded by druggist.
Jackie Baker OK After Beating in Birmingham Ring
Jackie Baker was battered by Battling Bozo in a Birmingham boxing match, was knocked down five times, then recovered and was pronounced OK by his father J A Baker. He remains at his parents' home and has no serious injuries, according to local friends.
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Jackie Baker
Birmingham
Bozo
J. A. Baker
Jackie
Baker
Think Boone Put Name Upon Shell
INDIANAPOLIS July 31. A small turtle with undershell inscription D Boone 1760 drew official notice when found by Ralph Lyons of Wingate Indiana while shocking wheat on a farm. State officials compared the lettering to Boone's tree inscription after he killed a bear and said the signatures bore a resemblance. If a hoax, the perpetrator would not have lived to see the outcome.
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Indianapolis
D. Boone
Ralph Lyons
Wingate
Ind
Statehouse
Boone
Shag Dance Tested For Summer Energetics In Virginia Beach
In Virginia Beach on July 31 men and women test the shag as a dance of energy. The costume blends sun backed bathing suits and beach pajamas while the sands serve as the floor. The tempo embodies highland fling and late Charleston movements without lifted feet.
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Virginia Beach
Johnson advances chicken pox vaccine for poultry
W T Johnson a poultry veterinarian at the Oregon State College experiment station reports a new simple method to immunize chickens against chicken pox. The vaccine is applied by skin pricking with a needle dipped in virus, reducing losses and avoiding negative effects on egg production.
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Ws. T. Johnson
Johnson
Golden's Proud Prince Leads Morgan County Prize Herd
The herd of 22 grade and registered cows owned by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ashworth near Hartselle features Golden's Proud Prince from Pegis Hood Farm 820. Dam Jacoba's Golden produced 7430 pounds milk and 469.15 butterfat in 360 days. granddam Sophia 19th sold for 7500 dollars. Tuberculin tests showed no reaction. housing is modern. Ashworth plans to replace grades with purebreds. The herd is regarded as Morgan county's outstanding dairy herd.
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Golden
J. W. Ashworth
Hartselle
Pegis
Hood Farm
Jacoba
Sophia
Ashworth
Morgan County
Wounded Selma salesman dies after second operation
Selma Alabama July 21 Joe Long a Selma salesman wounded by an Alabama national guardsman as he entered from Florida last spring during the Mediterranean fruit fly control program died today at a hospital after a second operation for an intestinal disorder. Long had recovered from a slight flesh wound in the initial incident.
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Selma
Ala
Joe Long
Alabama National
Florida
Long
Man Recovers After Overrunning National Guard Patrol
Temple received his injury last May 14 when he overran a National Guard patrol near the Alabama Florida state line just below Dothan. Physicians reported the condition and treatment progress.
Newlin Travels to Maryland for Medical Treatment
William B. Newlin has gone to Rising Sun Maryland to spend a short time at his home there while the local Legion assists in preparing papers for his treatment at the government hospital in Perry Maryland.
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William B. Newlin
Rising Sun
Legion
Government Hospital
Perry
Daily Crossword Puzzle AChools
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Wolcer Itatian
Cows Don Glasses Produce More Milk at Nebraska College
Lincoln Nebraska July 31 Professor H P Davis reports blue tinted windows in cattle barns cut fly numbers and calm cows. The calcium paint creates semi twilight deterring insects and boosting milk output. Cows even lick the calcium coating while a spray keeps any remaining pests in check.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska College of Agriculture
H. P. Davis
Davis
Rain Welcomed by Farmers in Cotton Regions
The rain today was welcomed by many farmers in this section as needed moisture for cotton fields. They did not believe the rain would significantly boost boli weevil activity.
Nevada summer divorce boom at Calneva resort
At Calneva near Lake Tahoe, a 90 day residency rule fuels a summer divorce influx. Reno rivals Calneva as hundreds of temporary residents flock to the Nevada side to seek decrees while enjoying the lake and resort life near the California border. A red line marks the state boundary through the resort’s dining hall and ballroom.
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Calneva
Lake Tahoe
Reno
California
Nevada
Courthouse
Blind Marlow pilot flies solo despite no sight
MARLOW Okla July 31 George W Carter 32 year old Marlow pilot has been blind since age 15. He flies his own planes with co pilot Don Clayton handling landings though Carter can take off and maneuver, stating landing by feel is impossible. For two years he has navigated without a license due to lack of landing ability.
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Marlow
Okla
George W. Carter
Carter
Don Clayton
Clayton
Condemned Desperado Converts Asks Clemency
James Horace Alderman a 50 year old Floridian condemned for murder after killing two coast guards and a Secret Service man has appealed to President Hoover for executive clemency citing conversion to Christianity and influence on other criminals. The case followed his loss of a final appeal in June and details of his earlier rum running and hijacking at Fort Lauderdale. Federal Judge Ritter barred reporters from the execution scene and warned witnesses against divulging details.
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Miami
Fla
James Horace Alderman
Desperado
Coast
Alderman
Jacksonville
Everglades
United States
Cuba
Robert E. Weech
Fort Lauderdale
Coast Guard
Robert E. Webster
Culver Webster
Coa
Weech
Halstead L. Ritter
Flight routes and poultry lice control in 1930s practice
The narrative notes a man travels by air across southern Oklahoma visiting over 350 tenant farms after abandoning cars for speed. It mentions seasonal dipping as a method to tackle more than 40 lice species in domestic fowl. Fowls are dipped in tepid water with sodium fluoride at three quarters to one ounce per gallon.
Prayer service and teachers meeting at Southside Baptist
Rev. J. D. Pickens announced a prayer service and teachers meeting tonight at 7:00 at the Southside Baptist Church. The event invites local congregants and educators to join in the service and discussion.
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Southside Baptist Church
J. D. Pickens
Illinois Geologists Conduct Summer Gambon River Fish Census
Two University of Illinois geologists W. M. Luce and W. F. Stanley conducted a fish census of the Sangamon River this summer.
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University of Illinois
W. M. Luce
W. F. Stanley
Sangamon River
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D. A. Wass
Albany Grain & Coal CO
Maryland
Carpenters’ Tool
Ahone
Decatur Daily
Associated Press
William H. Settle
Indiana
Federal Farm Board
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Council No
L. H. Hendon
J. A. Thornhill
Johnston Street
Campbell & Street
Moulton Street
H. M. Priest
Pres
B. T. Howell
Sec’y
Jhalderman
Oklahoma
Lorillard Co
Old Gold
Mr. S
O. G
Notia
Paul Whiteman
Jazz King
Columbia Broadcasting System
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