Indiana News in Briefs and Local Markets
A varied Indiana roundup notes Kary county reporting a serious seed corn loss and a two year old dying after a strychnine tablet incident. It covers war work shifts, Liberty loan progress, housing plans by US Steel, agriculture gains, crime trials, and state church and education updates.
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Kary County
Carl Edward Snyder
Newcastle
Atking & Company
Beeen
Frank Backman
Anderson
Ste
Ie Thammond School Board
Eric
Adunak
Crown Mount
W. J. Riley
Liberty Loan Drive
Chicago
Fayette County
John MM
Thompson
Bartholomew County
Slope
J. Mellett
Anderson Suey
Edward A. Smith
Thomas R. Marshall
James E. Watson
Knights Templars
Evansville
Indiana
New York
MacDowell
Cayuga
Wabash Valley
Marion
County Council of Defense
Lack War Garden Association
C. C. Winkler
Vincennes
National
Melon Distributors’ Association
W. H. Baggs
Pittsburgh
R. H. Pennington
Arline Opp
Erie Opp
LaFayette
Wabash Rail- Why Company
Miss Opp
Andrew Hostetler
Middlebury
Mennonite Church
Hostetler
Dennis Shea
Vigo County
Leavenworth
Kan
Terre Haute
Washington
I. M. Roberts
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary Land Company
Menninger
Indiana Supreme Court
Turkey Raising Needs a Boost Too
A Special Information Service report from the United States Department of Agriculture highlights the need to increase turkey production. It discusses challenges in turkey ranching, market demand, and potential policy or management measures to improve yields and profitability for growers nationwide.
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Special Information Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Turkey
Turkey Raising as a Profitable Farm Enterprise
Federal specialists urge more turkey production on grain and stock farms with ample range and feed from grasshoppers weed seeds and crop waste. Texans lead output while Bronze turkeys are prized for weight, vigor, and selective breeding to boost yields.
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United States
Middle West
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Turkey
Atlantic Coast
Poultry Bulletins and Sale Prices From USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture lists Farmers' Bulletins on poultry culture available free. Public offerings include 51 Standard Varieties of Chickens, 287 Poultry Management, 1890 Pheasant Raising, 452 Capons and Caponizing, 6528 Hints to Poultry Raisers, 530 Important Poultry Diseases, 562 Boys' and Girls' Poultry Clubs, 574 Poultry House Construction, 585 Natural and Artificial Incubation of Hens Eggs, 624 Natural and Artificial Breeding of Chickens, 1682 Simple Trap Nest for Poultry, 684 Squab Raising, 607 Duck Raising, 767 Goose Raising, 701 Turkey Raising, 801 Mites and Lice on Poultry. Publications for sale by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington DC, with prices: Guinea Fowl and Its Ocean Food Farmers' Bulletin 284 price: 5 cents. Commercial Fattening of Poultry Department Bulletin 21 price: 10 cents. White Diarrhea of Chicks with Notes on Coccidiosis in Birds B A I Circular 128 price: 8 cents. A System of Poultry Accounting B A L Circular 176 price: 5 cents.
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United States Department of Agricultural
United States
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Farmers
Department
B. A. L Cirenla
Lucky Strike Toasted Tobacco Ad Promises Better Taste
Since ancient times people have preferred processed food and now The American Tobacco Co. claims tobacco tastes better when toasted. The ad describes Lucky Strike cigarettes made of toasted Burley tobacco claiming a mellow, pipe-like flavor distinct from ordinary tobacco and promotes the product as superior tasting.
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American Tobacco Co
Grain release plan for fire safety in grain bins
A South Dakota builder proposes a fire safety idea to save wheat and grain. Each bin has a trapdoor in the center wall to dump grain onto the ground in case of fire, allowing rapid evacuation according to Scientific American.
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South Dakota
Peterson's Ointment Narrows Eczema Pain Says Buffalo Reader
A Buffalo reader George C. Talbot testifies that Peterson's Ointment gave relief from eczema and itching after years of agony. He claims the product treats eczema, pimples, fists, ulcers, skin diseases and sunburn, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Peter
Geo. C
Talbot
Vol &T
Buffalo
Peterson
Becaus
Egyptian Motif Dominates Spring Home Decor
This year shows a strong Egyptian element in household furnishings with eclectic interior trends. May coatings feature spring designs in chintzes and cretories, some highlighting Egyptian cultural decorations in red and yellow with bold black and white contrasts.
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Egypt
Enlistment Oath Echoes Across Nome in Navy Draft
Berliner Busst of Randolph North Dakota signs enlistment papers at the U S Navy recruiting office. He vows to serve four years despite misspelled name and lengthy paperwork. Lieutenant jokes about the odd name as two blanks are torn up to correct the spelling.
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Berliner Buast
Yhereby
Berliner Busst
Randolph
N. D
United States Navy
If men's faults were written on their foreheads
A compact quip notes that if personal faults were publicly recorded men would see their flaws plainly, suggesting humility. The line playfully tweaks vanity by imagining sins displayed without hats to shield them.
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State. News
Richmond
Wayne County
Putnam County Council
Indianapolis
Jackson County
Clinton County
Zachary Taylor
Yorktown
Frank Wavaney
South Bend
United State Army
Ele Stansbury
Otto Kinuss
John D. Oliver
War Savings Campaign
Vanderburg
County Food Production Committee
Shelbyville
Dony D. Enel
Mark Manufacturing
Indiana Harbor
Oval Thomas
Olver Thomas
Dodd
Cannelton
Charles P. Tighe
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
William A. Hunter
Warren County
Newellton
Louisiana
James Ross
Petersburg
Ross
John P. Newell
Muncie
Parrish-B Martin Camp
Hammond
Paator Russell
Brooklyn
Kingdom News
Pet
Fletcher
Allen
Midei
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