Famous Corps Ends Its Work With Royal Northwest Mounted Police Merge
Ottawa reports the Royal Northwest Mounted Police has merged with the Canadian Mounted Police after five decades of frontier patrols. The famed Scarlet and Gold protected settlers, negotiated with Indians and Sioux, and conducted arctic long patrols from Hudson Bay to Coronation Gulf. The force earned respect for bravery, treaty enforcement, and loyalty, including notable rescues and arrests, now passing into history as a national police tradition.
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Would Close English Churches Six Months
London. Rev W Morris, vicar of All Saints church Southport, suggests it might not be a bad thing for England if the church were to close down for six months. He says the country has grown in ecclesiastical luxury and is overchurched and religion is too easily obtained to be appreciated.
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London
W. &. A. Morris
Southport
England
Inspectors Aid Square Dealing in Food Markets
The Food Products Inspection Service of the USDA operates in 30 major cities with offices serving about 140 additional locations. Inspections, available to shippers, receivers, railroads, and others with financial interest, provide certificates of product quality that serve as prima facie evidence in court. Since 1917, the program aims to curb unfair practices and speed dispute resolution, with special plant pathology support for farmers and a fee structure tied to carload size.
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Food Products Inspection Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
United States
Washington, D. C
Amd
Standing Of Dealer Of Much Importance
The text advises shippers to verify a dealer's credit standing before consignments. It notes that USDA rating firms may be inaccurate and recommends checking trade references, chamber bodies, local bankers, and Bureau of Markets lists. Maintain consistent relations with a reliable firm to foster mutual confidence and better results.
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Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Bureau of Markets
Washington, D. C
Ice House Location Vital on Farms and Dairy Setups
Selection for an ice house site is important on a dairy farm. Place near the milk house to reduce labor and near the residence on a general farm for drainage. The site should be porous, slope away from the building, and utilize nearby hills or trees for wind protection to save ice.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Beet-Top Silage Claims From Silo Worm Observed
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that beet-top silage produced in winter silos appears appetizing and may boost feed digestion. It seems to aid animals in utilizing maximum values from all feeds consumed.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural note on composting and crop inoculation
Save ml of the straw manure leaves and other rubbish to enrich land. Without inoculation alfalfa or soy bean seed cannot be relied on for a stable crop. Potato plants push tops up then transport material to roots to form tubers.
Back Hurts All the Time in Knoxville Letter
A Knoxville reader endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as a remedy for long standing female health troubles. The letter from Mrs. Pearl Hill claims relief, praising the product and urging others to publish similar testimonials.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Pearl Hilt
Jackaboro St
Tagnessee
Lydia EL
Pinkam
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