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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1920

Page

6

Inventions and Economic Notes Across Regions

The brief item catalogues: cholera inoculation in India since 1893. Italian railroad labor organization among 167000 workers with 67000 organized. a New Jersey patentee for an undetachable umbrella rib ring. a machine and a fluorescent dye method by Brush. Icelandic agates and chalcedony used in watch and instrument bearings. English electricians’ automatic switch to cut off mining motors in firedamp. Dutch East Indies ore discoveries hint at oceanic ore potentially exceeding 200000.

First Federal official to visit Europe for trade study

W. E. Kies, president of the First Federal Foreign Trade Banking association, plans an extensive European trip to Germany, Russia, Czecho-Slovakia, Italy, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, France and the Scandinavian countries to study business and credit conditions for expanding American foreign trade.

W. 8. Kies First Federal Foreign Trade Banking Association Europe Germany Russia Czecho-Slovakia Italy Switzerland Holland Belgium France

Queen of the Babies at Asbury Park parade chosen

Miss Ida Hopkins aged 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Hopkins of Asbury Park New Jersey selected as queen of the thirtieth annual baby parade at the event.

Ida Hopkins Asbury Park N. J

Rule for Success and Perseverance Mentioned

A quote on resilience notes that success comes from real faith and courage despite hard luck and occasional loss of temper. The passage emphasizes steady spirit and persistence as the foundation of achievement.

Farm Woodlands Provide Profit and Protection for Farms

A Forest Service bulletin argues well managed farm woodlands boost farm income without sacrificing productive land. Trees on poor ground yield timber, protect crops, and offer firewood and fence material. Proper stocking, winter care, and exclusion of grazing maximize value, with dead or diseased trees removed first and preservative treatments extending fence post life.

Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture The Bulletin

South Carolina Livestock Beats Spotlight on Better Sires Campaign

USDA records show South Carolina pig clubs enrolling over 150 members in a day under the better-sires better-stock drive. Farmers report breeding purebred sires for swine and expanding to other stock from game birds to Mexican burros.

South Carolina United States Department of Agriculture

Calves Thrive On Milk First Weeks Then Need Additional Feed

Calves grow well on milk during the first three weeks but must receive some other feed afterward to maintain growth toward the maximum potential. The period of rapid development hinges on introducing suitable complementary feed after the initial milk phase.

Cull Carty Melters Report

A fragmentary note mentions the Melters and Selene in a cryptic sequence with references to a SS event and a likely shipment or message. The readable portion hints at a communication or action involving the group and a destination, but details are incomplete.

Carty Selene

Insect Outbreaks Socialized With Fall Plowing Advice

The United States Department of Agriculture urges vigilant action by grain growers to stamp out localized insect outbreaks and promote fall plowing to protect cereal crops. It warns against planting corn on freshly broken sod and suggests interposing bean-family crops between sod and grain to reduce pest damage.

United States Department of Agriculture

Pooling Wool Clip In Collective Sale

The article explains that pooling and cooperative selling allow growers to receive full value for their wool by selling in large volumes. It notes reduced handling costs and the ability to attract buyers, enabling higher prices per pound than small lots. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Markets offers guidance to co operatives in organization and selling methods.

West Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture

Better Sires Movement Aims Pure Breeding in Lewis County

A Lewis County breeder explains removing scrub stock to pursue purebreds under the Better Sires Better Stock movement. He will breed 42 scrub cows 6 grade sows and 40 mongrel hens only to pure breeding sires, alongside a few better females.

Lewis County Washington

Agricultural tips on seeds and field management

The note discusses increasing pit silos, feeding value comparisons between Sudan grass and timothy, and the impact of losing alfalfa leaves. It emphasizes firm soil at seeding, careful melon vine spacing, thinning and fertilizing, and cautions against irrigation when soil stirring isn’t possible.

Sudan

Canning String Beans At Home Steps And Tips

Instructions from the U S department of agriculture describe selecting young beans, washing, trimming, and blanching then packing into hot jars with boiled rubbers and salt brine. Processing times vary by method and vessel with vinegar additions reducing time and spoilage for certain vegetables.

United States Department of Agriculture

Green Tomatoes Make Superior Jelly and Relish

Home economists describe a method to make jelly from green tomatoes with lemon and orange juice. Cook tomatoes and orange rind, strain, and boil juice with sugar and syrup until jelly tests. Yield is about three glasses to a pint, with longer sets possible. use leftover pulp for sweet spiced relish.

United States Department of Agriculture

Printing Tips to Preserve Color in Wash Water

Salt in wash water helps prevent color transfer and fading in fabrics. Use a small amount to stabilize dyes during washing and protect vibrant prints from running.

OUdoth Durable. Oudeth for kitchen table item

Fragmentary note describes a durable kitchen table design with references to Oudeth style and possible material notes. The text hints at a rework or new version labeled Oudoth and mentions Gorable and oSee G ors in unclear context.

Meat Pie With Mashed Potato Crust

A mashed potato crust makes meat pies attractive as a combined meat and potato dish. Line a dish with mashed potatoes, fill with seasoned minced meat and gravy, cover with more potatoes, and bake until browned. United States Department of Agriculture.

United States Department of Agriculture

Prize for High School Boy at State Fair

A Montana state fair last fall awarded first prize in the canning demonstration to a high school boy involved in a USDA and state college run boys' club. The bread demonstration first prize went to another boy from the same high school. Both youths were over seventeen. Club leaders aim to socialize members to foster a balanced home life through cross familiarity with each other's work.

Montana United States Department of Agriculture State Agriculture College

All Around House Care Tips and Substitutes

Practical advice on easy to clean items and storage. Recommends a linen case to hold a pair of rubbers as a gift and notes eggshell seal prevents steaming. Mentions dried beef with bacon grease as a butter substitute and salt as a valuable health seasoning. Also references water quality and washing guidelines.

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