Ben Underwood Aims To Win Aliee’s Hand In Brampton Romance
Ben Underwood believes he can secure Alice’s consent over rival Howard Brahm as town gossip swirls in Lakeside Brampton. He flatly declares he understands women, guides Mrs Ferguson through suspicions, and uses a planned bungalow gift to impress Alice while courting quietly and steadily.
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Ben Underwood
Aliee Megefee
Aler's
Lakeelde
Brampton
Aliée
Alice
Howard Brahm
Ben
Mrs. Ferguson
Hind
Hasan
Alu
Orone
Lakeside
Etraton
Mires
Berguson
Mrs. Pergusem
Warnes
Stewarts
Den
Meaning Has Been Twisted on Boose and Turkish Roots
The article explores the slang term booze and its Turkish origins, noting its widened meaning from beer to champagne. It discusses dictionary definitions including Sheoxer and boosing ken, and mentions authorities such as Kingston and Mirembey.
Centaurs Inspire Stable Formation Rumor
Quotation suggests desire for centaurs racing anew and stable formation worth whe. The playful exchange hints at a mythic or literary theme rather than concrete events or entities.
Indiana State News Roundup Includes Court Fight and Industry Plans
Muncie condemns a proposed federal court. Inland Steel in East Chicago to start a new rail mill on a 15 000 ton daily capacity with 20004 tons of orders booked. Brazil arsonist Myrtle Foster sentenced to 2 to 21 years. Indiana highway maps planned for federal road net and primary secondary designations. New Albany considers munichord canal yard to curb coal prices. Various notes on local politics, public works, and state conservation efforts.
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Muncie
Indiana
Inland Steel Company
East Chicago
Cotu Funy
Columbus
Wiley Christmas
Newbern
Chrtistman
Christman
Brazil
Myrtle Foster
Terre Haute
Clay
Omehowiay Department
Lidinburg
Edinburg
Coicorden
Previows Town Board
Othe Town
Indianapolis
Fish and Gine Division
State Conservation Department
TBO
Fish and Ghine Protective Associations
Inediana
Sata
Conservation Department
State Highway Commission
Cotmnission
Fedtoriu
Trg
Federal Road Net
New Albany
Tadlata Public Service Commission
Goworth League
Motedist Episcopal Church of Indians
Webster Lake
Letts
Letts Gas and Oil Company
Public Service Commission
Jod Manupolis
Laporte
Camp Roosevelt Association of
Beals
Peter A. Mortenson
Chicago
Angus Hibbard
Lifayette
Vardue Union
Board of Governors
University Trustees
Union
Selsocwio
Ssulou
Purdue Alumind
Egrmerstuone
Indianiatpedics
Board of Trustees
Pension Fund
UL Os
Lesh
Ino Am
Glen Ane
Charles Serrell
Besoin
Pred Wachendorf
Sorrell
Sparks
Wachendorf
Lea Todd
Henry County
Henry Circuit Court
Hana Freeidn Vickers
Henry Co Freeman
Hardin
Suhe
Indianapolix
United States Cenesuts
Indiana Pas Pers
India
WN. Logan
Hne Conservation Department
Logan
Washington
TDC
Veterans' Bureau
Marion
South Bend
Noblesvillle
Sheridan
Benefits of Purebred Sire in Dairy Herds Surges Noted
United States Department of Agriculture highlights a New Windsor Maryland cow testing association showing daughters of purebred bulls outperforming dams by 963 pounds of milk and 44 pounds butterfat per year on average. One bull alone raised milk by 1444 pounds and butterfat by 62 pounds in his daughters.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New Windsor
Bull Association
Association
WS Bull Associations
United States
Salting in Butter Trade Warned by USDA Specialists
Specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture warn that overly salted butter harms market value. Creamery men should use special outlets if high salting is needed and fill tubs properly to avoid weight loss from heat during summer transit. Th awfully chilled butter in non-carton shipments reduces spoilage.
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Bureau of Muarkets
United States Department of Agriculture
Calves advised to receive warm water and salt
Fresh water should be provided to calves over one month old and warmed in cold weather to encourage drinking. For calves 2 to 3 months old a small amount of salt is recommended, either sprinkled in feed or kept in a box for access.
Tank Heater Pays Well in Cold Water Dilemma
A tank heater is described as providing large dividends if a dairy worker must warm cold water using body heat. The process diverts energy from milk production and raises questions about efficiency and energy use in dairy operations.
Crowding Calves Probed as Welfare Issue
The article argues against crowding calves in small pens and tying them in dark corners of barns. It urges that such confinement be discontinued to improve animal welfare and avoid stress and harm to calves.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Anight
Tloward
Indiana State News
Maryland Association
Painesville
Ohio
Kggetbuyers
King Pin Plug Tobacco
Val
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Hunt
de Medicine Co
Sherman
Texas
Collum Dropsy Remedy CO
Dept. C.C
Atlanta
Reibold Bldg
Dayton
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O'Mare Company
Suthers
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