Purification of the System Promises Health Boost
Physicians advocate Calotabs as a thorough system purifier to remove chronic ailments and restore vitality. Take Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks, with a family package and directions available for 35 cents at drugstores.
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Nature
Wanted Permanent Farm Help With Cottage And Utilities
Advertises a permanent general farm position for a young married man of good standing. Seeks a willing worker with good habits and offers modern equipment good tools a new cottage and lights. Encourages applicants to visit and inspect the job situation.
Unions Considered for Egg Producers Cooperative
A cooperative marketing model with proven success in various sectors gains attention as a potential benefit for poultrymen. Advocates argue it offers advantages in stability, bargaining power, and market access for egg producers.
Poultry Raising Series Intro by Dr LeGear
Editor notes a continuing 52 part series on poultry raising by national authority Dr. L D LeGear of St Louis. This installment urges readers to follow closely and clip for future reference across the paper.
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LD. LeGear
St. Louis
LeGear
The
Veterinary College
National Poultry Authority
L. D. LeGear
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Co op Marketing for Poultry Farmers Urges Unified Effort
The article argues that cooperative marketing boosts prices and stabilizes production for egg producers. It cites California and Canadian co-ops as success stories, explains benefits like standardization and collective bargaining, and urges poultrymen to form well managed, representative associations to compete in modern markets.
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Mark Twain
California
Canada
John Jones
Ritory
Poultrymen of
Co-operative Association
Dumas
Dr. L. D. LeGear
Good Rams Add Pounds to Lambs
An Oklahoma Experiment Station test placed a purebred ram with ewes averaging 104 pounds. The study observed weight gains and noted responses in the flock.
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Oklahoma Experiment Station
Important Donts For Children
Do not touch fallen or broken wires. live wires can kill. Do not gather cigar stumps or put money in the mouth. both spread disease. Do not run with a taffy stick or sharp tools in the mouth. Do not run in front of trains. stop look listen at crossings. Keep off tracks. beware switches. Avoid swimming after meals or in dangerous waters. Do not throw sand. avoid contagious children. Teach older children to keep babies away from fire and matches. Keep medicines and poisons out of reach. Protect babies from germs on floors and dusty carpets. Pets can carry disease germs.
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