Nominations for officers listed in Terre Hauteجل
Central Union nominating officers include Percy Head as president Frank Benson as vice president John Dailey secretary John Dilg financial secretary William Strong treasurers Ida B Schreidt and A L Greenwood trustees and Harry Pirtle sergeant at arms in Seymour Hoosier brief covers diverse Indiana notices on elections court awards deaths and local civic news across multiple towns.
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Central
Percy Head
Frank Benson
John Dailey
John Dilg
Wiliam Strong
Ida B. Schreidt
A. L. Greenwood
Harry Pirtle
Seymour
Walter Bent
Greensburg
Decatur County
Arthur C. Stewart
Reed
Stewart
Jeffersonville
Lillian May Holsclaw
Gary
Herbert Plowman
Cury
Plowman
Indians University
HL. Bolin
Chrisney
Sun
Rushville
Louise Fort
Freenfield
Miss Port
Indianapolis
Noblesville
George W. Thodldick
Mark Pettigrew
Detfigrew
Hianteend
Madison Township
Board of County Commissioners
Munecie
Jack Ryder
Muncie
Conservation of Forests Growing Methods of Laminated Wood
The article notes America nears timber exhaustion due to population growth and war demand. It details the forest service and industry efforts to conserve forests, fire control, and the promise of laminated wood to expand usable timber and reduce waste, with by products like bark and sawdust finding new uses.
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Washington
America
Great Plains
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Tumber
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Madison
Wis
Forest Products Laboratory
Lumber Industry Steels
National Lumber Manufacturers' Association
United States
Forest F Products Laboratory
Tumper
Vesta
Chieno
Duto
Tick Eradication Urged Across Dairy Regions
The U S Department of Agriculture urges complete cattle tick eradication as essential for dairy profitability. Mississippi boards reversed tick eradication cuts after dairy interest groups pressed the issue, and Georgia and Oklahoma examples show tick-free areas fostering creameries and ice cream plants.
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United States
South
United States Department of Agriculture
Mis
Sissippi
Boards of Supervisors
Georgia
Commissioner of Agriculture of
Oklahoma
Why Dairymen Need Silo
A. C. Baer of Oklahoma A and M outlines six reasons dairymen should use silos. Cows need succulent winter feed. silos preserve crops in the best form. silage is cheaper than other cow feeds. a full silo solves feed problems. it provides best storage for home grown feed. dairying profits are higher with a silo.
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A. C. Baer
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Raising calves by hand as advised by Ohio State specialists
Ohio State University animal husbandry specialists recommend raising calves by hand. Wean at four to five days, then feed from a bucket with eight to twelve pounds of mother’s milk daily for three weeks. Gradually replace with skim milk, add cracked corn or oats after milk is finished, and continue milk to five or six months, preferably longer.
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Ohio State University
Barley as Dairy Feed Advised by Oklahoma Professor
A. Baer of Oklahoma A and M says barley, about sixteen to eighteen percent of feed, is a good dairy cow option comparable to cornmeal. Ground barley aids digestion. avoid moldy silage as it can harm milk production and animal health.
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A. ©. Baer
Oklahoma A. and M. College
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