Wildlife Pests and Trapping Methods in Farm Bulletin
A Biological Survey bulletin explains pests that threaten farms and practical trapping methods. It covers rats mice ground squirrels prairie dogs and porcupines and notes useful wildlife like foxes and skunks when kept from harming crops.
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Bulletin of Biological Survey
Washington
Atericit
Gallas
Dee Sturoy
Wien
Speckimis Greneralbie
Antiiaats
Rooster-Tom of Portland Claims Odd Hybrid Pride
The piece describes a "Rooster-Tom" owned by Dr. Thomas Jross of Portland Oregon with about forty queer hybrids. It covers its turkey rooster parentage, unique crowing, and other farm pests like gophers cats erms and sparrows and trap ideas to manage them.
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Seine
Pious
Clits
Thomas Jross
Portland
Ore
Tom
Greensburg
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Williams Jaiden
Thomas Neal
Grand Lodge
Greensburg Lodge
South Bend
Notre Dame University
Licely
Lightning Bones Found After Strange Lightning Event
Abrs. Coleman Lyne of Jefferson County West Virginia reported a bizarre lightning incident near Stithyeatea tree. A hen yard visit revealed a chicken nest damaged by lightning with the skeleton of a lion laid in the nest position and bones remarkably clean with small eye holes and burned interiors.
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Winchester
Abrs
Coleman Lyne
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Dehriaines
Stolen Gems Hurt Amsterdam Diamond Market
The Amsterdam diamond trade worries amid rising thefts and a surge in stones stolen from Russia. Dealers report over 7 000 gems disrupted by losses and expect further supply impacts as stolen Russian stones move through Europe.
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Amsterdam
Vallind
Messaies
England
Prize Prompts Guess Under Hen Rooster Challenge
Residents of the Deon community witnessed a corn guessing contest at a Leon general store. Mrs N S Matthews of Leon won with a 238 grain guess as the rooster ate 240 grains after 24 hours.
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Pderade
Deon
Qeir Tere
Peneral
Leon
N.S. Matthews
Gatun Lake Largest Man Made Freshwater Body
Gatun Lake, part of the Panama Canal system, is described as the world's largest artificial freshwater reservoir.
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Gatun Lake
Hoosier News Briefs Cover Diverse Local Topics
A Washington Post department official visited Richmond to study a rural marketing plan tying post offices to daily farm produce listings and price boards. Indiana brief items follow: murder charge dismissal in Jasper County. site chosen for Old Folks Home. Purdue and Indiana University enrollment milestones. Gary price cuts. and a fatal car train crash near St John.
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Richmon
Post Give Department
Washington, D.C
Hanmuond
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Post
Valletin
Parece Post
Newton County
Logansport
Muncie
Lafayette
Shea
Fort Wayne
James McCarthy
Whiting
Bartholomew O'Leary
Indianapolis
Toullhan
Muneier
M. J. Fivine
Camnelton
Perry County Foplist Association
Whith
J. Aubrey Sandefur
Howard ML
State Department of Public Instruction
Bloomfield
Jasonvile
Greene County
Grand Jury
Ioomfeld
Circuit Court
Gary
Roy Wourse
Louise Willoughby
Purdue University
Cleoomington
Indiana University
Franklin
Terinkiin College
Cliss
Aiide
Latayetty
Indking Real Estate Association
Public Service Commission
Indiana Electric Corporation
Indiana Publi Utilities
Indiana Coal Field
State Board Alliance
McCray
Connersville
Toneios Entrence Mendes
T. Adams
Dooneator
Warsaw
Fred Decker
Leroy Lovett
Elkhart
Whitley
Columbia City
Whitley County
L. W. Rouse
Calvin Decker
Mike Potasniak
John Shimko
Pittsburgh
Washington
D. C
Indiana
Montice No
White County Taxpayers’ Protective Association
White County Board of Commissioners
White County Council
Lebanon
Boone County
Indiana State Dairy Association
National Dairy Association
St. Paul
Mina
Jefersonvilleo
Jolerson
Jeffersonville
Washington, D. C
Iacinoa
Kent A. Brewer
Greenwood
Joseph A. Spears
Loogootee
James W. Hughes
Helmshburg
Charlotte Bruce
Kelp
Brown County
Henryvile
Jacob Hartman
Malinda
Clark County
Henryville
Women Who Cannot Work and the Pinkham's Remedy
A letter from Elizabeth C Corley of Edmund South Carolina recounts relief from nervousness and monthly ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The piece urges hesitant readers to consider the cure and notes many similar testimonies from women nationwide.
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Edmund
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elizabeth C. Corley
A. P. Corley
S.C
Mrs. Corley
Cod and Oil Trade Struggles Hit Norway’s Market
The report notes a long decline in cod and herring prep in Norway as war-era costs linger. In 1020 season fish catches reached 39 million with 18.0 million in exports, while selling prices fall. High equipment and oil costs squeeze profits. operating expenses remain high.
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Norway
Sk Nah Shale
Battle Told Through Action Not Words in Court
Accused requests to show the judge the full fight from start to finish, saying talking is not his strength and hoping the account of events speaks for itself in court.
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Wieo
American Legion
France
George Washington
Bunko Man Promises Payout in Odd Farming Tale
A quirky, unclear OCR note describes a Bunko man promising pay related to farming. The fragment mentions winnings and a person named Ile, with garbled phrases about value and effort.
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Bunko
Mike
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Durham Tobacco
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