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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
7
Article by William A Radford outlines a 28 by 25 foot one story tenant house with living room kitchen two bedrooms and bathroom. It details building steps including footing lines porch cellar work and stud placement while noting wartime labor shortages and government labor efforts.
In Farnamtown Doctor Burton, awaiting the front, and Margaret Kellogg, thrifty dressmaker, secretly aid each other with cherries and repairs to fund Thrift stamps and bonds. Their partnership deepens as he becomes a surgeon, complicating shared plans for a life together and individual patriot duties.
White oilcloth will transform a dark kitchen into a clean bright space. A yard covers baseboard areas and window ledges, while a strip beside the sink catches spills and cleans easily. It can cover the kitchen table top and tops of washtubs, with extra for the refrigerator top.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports progressive stock raisers in Oklahoma are winning the cattle fever tick battle through cooperative dipping efforts. Quarantine releases are expected for 22 counties by December 1, 1918, with tens of millions of dip records in May and June. The Oklahoma State Council of Defense backs the eradication as a food conservation measure, urging counties to support federal and state agents. Benefits include lifted shipment restrictions, higher cattle values, faster calf growth, and better milk yields, with a notable Mississippi example of state-wide eradication aiding future prosperity. Louisiana and Mississippi show rapid dipping increases and law implementation, signaling a southern-wide shift toward eradication and brighter cattle industry prospects.
United States Department of Agriculture warns European foulbrood mirrors American foulbrood but requires different treatment. Bulletin 975 outlines symptoms including yellow gray larval disarray and worker drone queen larva infection, and advises strengthening colonies with resistant stock or merging hives and replacing queens when infection persists.
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