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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
3
Federal officials urge strict quantity markings on fruits and vegetables shipped in interstate commerce. Packages may show weight or dry measure, with crates and flats noting container counts. exemptions and standard unit terms explained.
William Stuart of Weiser Idaho, a fourteen year old pig club member, bought a Poland China pig for 17.50 fed and shown it at the Idaho state fair winning first prize among club contestants and the open class for Poland China sons earning a 175 dollar free trip to the International Live Stock Show. The achievement highlights the impact of agricultural extension work and growing bank support for 4H style programs nationwide.
Artificial lighting aids hens by improving winter living conditions and extending time for exercise and feeding activities.
A partial fragment discusses tree care with unclear details. The text mentions wounds and covering methods, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities.
Oats rank with corn and wheat in acreage and value yet receive less attention from experts. Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture warn that production yields have often been unsatisfactory and the crop sometimes unprofitable.
The article urges conserving vegetable seeds amid a need to safeguard varieties. It notes that saving seeds from this year’s crops is practical and feasible, encouraging readers to plan and maximize seed retention for future planting.
Lice and mites are common pests and are not conducive to good results with wool flock or to the Sorpfort. The text notes their harmful effects on livestock health and productivity and underscores the need for control.
Versailles-Sidney Thatcher, age 35, charged with murder of his brother and arson in Ohio county, arrested at Milan. Anderson-Alexandrian chosen for Kappa Alpha Phi national convention. George Jeffrey elected president. Noblesville-Eighteenth annual Indiana Rural Letter Carriers reunion set for Peru Sept 4-6. Fort Wayne-Master House Painters elect officers at Rome City convention. Decatur-Boy weighs 45 pounds at one year, largest healthy baby in state. Indianapolis-Marion county budget totals 1.606 million for 1921. Evansville-Building Trades elect Charles Kern president. South Bend-Gov Goodrich scenes at state hatchery pond. Crawfordsville Robbery nets 6000 in valuables. Fort Wayne-Pallbearer twice for same man 4000 miles apart. Washington-Class city status change affects salaries. Indianapolis-Tax board to adjust levies. playgrounds approved. Indianapolis-Installation of city recreation school. Indianapolis-American Institute of Criminal Law meets Sept 16-18. Vincennes-Rev J W Settle elected UT church superintendent. Henryville-Barn fire destroys 40 tons hay and more. cost around 4500. Indianapolis-800 autos cited for parking violations. Washington-Daviess wheat and corn outlook strong. Elwood-Oris Waymire ships stock to Chicago and Buffalo. Indianapolis-Coal operators register with state. Petersburg-Corn crop condition favorable. Indianapolis-Carl Mote summoned to defend fare ruling. Vincennes-Indiana Methodist conference plans in Sept. 400 ministers expected. Terre Haute-Danger of mine wage dispute eases after agreement.
A testimonial from Mrs. J. R. Matthews of Cairo praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from severe nerve pain and fainting, claiming improved health and ability to manage housework. The ad notes some cases still require surgery but asserts medicine helps many patients, inviting readers to seek confidential advice.
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