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Ferdinand News in Ferdinand, Indiana

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Ferdinand News

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Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

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Dec 22, 1922

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Indiana News Briefs From Jeffersonville To Muncie

Jeffersonville reports American Car and Foundry will keep its plant busy for two years with 1000 workers, plus orders for 50 steel passenger cars for Chicago and Northwestern and 200 wooden cars for Cuba. Other items note a bank cashier’s inheritance, postmaster contest in Franklin, and various local civic appointments and cases across Greensburg to Muncie.

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Jeffersonville American Car and Foundry Company Chicago & Northwestern Riifroad Cuba Edgar Witcher Martin County Bank Martha Mercer Marshall Barnard James Robinson Franklin Carrie Messener Louisville Clark Nancy Egland Eglund Dorothy Messener Eeglund Greensburg Charles Watkins Muncie Ndiana Rotary Rotary Club Fle Y. Mlc. A Frank L. Ponnell Edinburg American Legion Oscar Wertz Robert Gephart Leo McNurney W. T. Jones Thomas Butler Francois Marion Griffith Vevay Vincennes Indian Creek Bicknell Parthians Roscoe D. Wheat Jay Celia Fleston EL McGiriff Conyersville Edward Welch Harrison Township Frances Ef.chaisen Charles W. Jewett Indianapolis Greensburg Lodge Benevolent Protective Order of Elks Muncle Samuel Highlind Trammond Calumet Haumitmond Gary Whiting Chicago Hammond Evansville Azro Dyer Ane Rumsey Hartford City Delta Theta Tau Sorority Bob White Elwood Indiana General Service Company Fred C. Gaure Madison County Supreme Court Bedford Edward Fisher Anderson Unifon Traction Company of Indiana Union City Bluffton Vera Warsaw Newcastle Indiana Bell Telephone Company Public Service Commission Shelbyville Delmon Clark Washington Township Shelby County William Herrod Lee Hoop Purdue Experiment Station Thomas J. Graves Thomas J. Truempy Preston Minor William J. Gerber Wabash Wabash Circcuit Court Charles Farthing Commang Pfarthing Farthing Martinsville Morgan County Corn Growers’ Association Tas Harry Goss Paramount Andy Shireman Ray Shufflebarger Waverly Alice Cook Levinson New Method Valentine Snyder Louis P. Benezet Hubert McMittin Centennial Salem Walter C. Meade Washington County James C. Browne Petersburg Union Traction Company Freelandville Wedner Township
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Public Health Progress Ahead as 10,000 Work in U S

In a Rockefeller Foundation report for 1921 Dr George E Vincent notes advances in preventive medicine rising to professional status. About 10 000 people in the United States work in public health under federal state or local authorities and demand for trained sanitarians grows worldwide with 20 000 needed in the United States over the next decade.

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New York George E. Vincent Rockefeller Foundation International Health Board of the Foundation Vincent United States Britain Continental British Isles India Java Philippines Johns Hopkins University Harvard University of Pennsylvania New York University Cornell University Medical School New York City United Hospital Fund Cornell Clinic
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Man Takes Goat by Train for Children's Milk

Long Beach location reports A L Crippen of Albuquerque New Mexico engaged rail accommodation for himself wife two children and two goats. He asked staterooms near the express or baggage car so the goats would be nearby and the children could have fresh milk.

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Long Beach Cal A. L. Crippen Alburquerque N. M New Mexico Crippen
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Dairy Hints Recommend Purebred Livestock Gifts

The United States Department of Agriculture urges purebred calves pigs or other livestock as birthday or youth gifts. The Better Lives Better Stock campaign cites home influence as a key factor in breeding superior stock, noting parental interest boosts children’s engagement.

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United States Department Agricultura Chris United States Department of Agriculture
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Common Sense in Dairy Farming Guides Efficient Herd Care

The piece argues that dairy success hinges on practical sense and year round replication of peak May and June conditions. It stresses palatable feed, succulent, balanced rations, moderate temperatures, and comfortable surroundings to maximize milk production and profitability.

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Feed Dry Cows on Roughage Before Calving

During the eight to ten weeks a cow dries off, feed should be mainly roughage. A daily two pounds of bran or oats or a mix of bran and oats with oil meal forms proper feed for cows near calving. Include roots or squash and avoid carbonaceous roughage with cold water and damp ground to reduce garget risk.

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Cleanliness in All Dairy Utensils and Cream Separators

Advice stresses cleaning milk pairs and all dairy utensils to remove dirt hiding in crevices. Cream separators and other dairy tools should be cleaned promptly after use to improve milk quality and ease subsequent work.

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Clean Utensils and Calf Feeding Safeguards

Clean utensils contacting milk must stay clean. Use pails with partly covered tops to reduce dirt entry by half. Calf feeding safety hinges on gradual transition from whole to skim milk to prevent scours.

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Frankfort Chicago Board of Trade Progress Ie Department of Health Jesse Lazear Howard B. Crossa Henry Hanson South America Doctor Hanson Mosquito Squad London Continent England Marie California Marie Curtis Department of Agriculture
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