Milk Record Shows Excellent Keeping Qualities
United States Department of Agriculture notes milk and cream from the Pacific coast kept well under sanitary handling. Tests 18 days after production found low bacteria counts in well cooled, crushed-ice packed bottles. Shipping methods to Chicago and Panama demonstrate potential for long-distance distribution of wholesome milk and cream.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Los Angeles
Chicago
Thoee
Audi
Chica
Pacife
Portland
Oregon
Mingeapolla
United States
Fanama
Europe
Milk plants favor single story buildings in survey
A survey by the Department of Agriculture division on over 100 milk plants finds most facilities are one story, with two story buildings only common when daily milk handling remains under 1,000 gallons. Higher storied plants would raise labor needs, indicating fewer stories may aid efficiency.
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Dary
Alibomet
Nisiié
Toost
Balanced Cow Ration Offers Cheap Nutrition
Balanced ration for dairy cows popular with New York farmers, includes silage hay corn fodder and ground oats. It provides roughage and nutrients at a low cost, claiming to be the cheapest ration a farmer can buy.
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New York
Income Tax Filing Advice for 1919 Obligation
A dense advisory on 1919 income tax filing rules urging all to file by March 15. It covers forms 1010A and 1040, exemptions, penalties for late or false returns, and the need to report all income sources including bank interest, rents, and partnerships. It warns against estimates, emphasizes oath accuracy, and notes free advice from Internal Revenue offices and banks.
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Nany
Tyre
Henny
Ingome Lao
Aneupite
Wesl
Red Cross relief workers overseas face dire need
More than 1,000 trained Red Cross relief workers remain in the field fighting disease and starvation in Poland, southern Russia, and other areas unable to help themselves. Lieutenant Colonel Robert E Olds reports ongoing relief measures are demanded as US energy supports supplies to bases in the Baltic and Black Sea regions and personnel increases are authorized for the Baltic states.
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Washington
Robert E. Olds
Europe
Poland
Russia
Beltic
Black Seas
Constantinople
Slow Down Around Corners Safety Message
A cautionary note urges drivers to slow near corners to reduce skidding risk. It references late rules about cueing curves and warns that high speed, steering input, or tires in poor condition can lead to accidents, including overturns. Advices lowering speed or shifting to a lower gear to maintain control.
Mrs George Marshall and relatives visit in Grand Rapids
Mrs George Marshall and two sons were Grand Rapids visitors Saturday. Mrs Will Kruger and Katherine Deering were guests of Mrs Harry Barton Sunday. Mrs Zurfluh on sick list. Mr and Mrs Stoddard visited Rudolph relatives Sunday. Mrs A Madsen of Grand Rapids guest of her mother Mrs R W Gahill Sunday. Mrs Nostvet on sick list. Mrs John Keyzer visited her parents in Rudolph Sunday. Mrs Julia Verbanker and daughter Josephine Grand Rapids visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Eberhardt guests at Albert Schroeder home in Grand Rapids Sunday. Mrs Charles Metke Sr on sick list. E Wittenberg of Grand Rapids spent Saturday evening at Kraske home. Miss Ella Severance, recently employed in Green Bay, visited her parents here. Mrs Albert Dilschlager a Grand Rapids shopper Saturday. B O D ladies card party at Union Hall Saturday night. First prize to Mrs Severance and Chester Miller. consolation to August Sanderson and Mrs B Miller.
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Port Epwards
George Marshall
Grand Rapids
Will Kruger
Katherine Deering
Harry Barton
H. Zurfluh
Stoddard
Rudolph
A. Madsen
R.W. Gahill
Nostvet
John Keyzer
Albert Dilschlager
Union Hall
Severance
Chester Millerand
August Sanderson
B. Millerand
Income tax due by March fifteenth reminder
Taxpayers must file a return by Monday March 15. Payments may be sent by mail at the risk of the sender. cash accepted only at the collector’s main office. Wisconsin residents should file returns and pay taxes promptly to avoid penalties.
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Wisconsin
Burt Willams
Wat Watiked
Shone
Marly Ming
Aaron We
Wool profits spark government sale debate in Britain
The Evening Standard quotes Sir Arthur Goldfinch saying the government sold Australian and New Zealand wool at prices above cost with plans to return half the profit to dominions when military needs ended. He notes finer wools rose in price while medium and low cross-bred wools stayed near prewar levels in current currencies. Spinners blame demand from the Continent for price hikes as much wool moves to Germany and Scandinavia.
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London
Arthur Goldfinch
Ministry of Munitions
Evening Standard
Australia
New Zealand
Dominions
United States
Arade
Tines
Germany
Last Chapter of Liquor Rebellion Opens Inquiry
Iron River Feb 28 The final chapter of the bloodless liquor rebellion in Tron county will unfold today at the office of state attorney Martin S. McDonough. J E Converse assistant attorney general for Michigan opened the state inquiry into county officers and federal agents. Converse sought public proceedings to give Tron county similar publicity as Manor A Dalrymple and his open revolt phrase. A farmer near Manawa prints Plain View Dairy Farm on checks, reflecting growing use of this advertising practice among farmers statewide.
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Iron River
Tron County
Martin S. McDonough
J. E. Converse
Michigan
Converse
Lansing
Manor A
Manawa
Plain View Dairy Farm
Red Cross outlines wartime relief reach in Europe
Calynel Olds describes how American Red Cross relief shifted from emergency aid to medical services in the Balkans while funding surpassed 1.2 million dollars. Poland leads with typhus control and refugee care. France continues significant support as the Junior Red Cross mobilizes 14 million American schoolchildren in welfare efforts.
American Legion Statement on Women Eligible for Membership
Indianapolis Indiana Franklin D Ol er, national commander of the American Legion, issued a statement regarding eligibility of women for Legion membership. He stated that any woman nurse who served in the nursing corps of the United States is considered.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Franklin D’oler
American Legion
Nursing Corps of the
United States
Army Navy Malted in American Legion Eligibility Rules
The text outlines eligibility for the American Legion and its Women's Auxiliary. Regular Army Navy Marine Corps members, plus certain civilians under commission or enlistment, may join the Legion. The Women's Auxiliary limits membership to mothers wives daughters and sisters of Legion members or of men and women who served in U S military or naval service between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918 who died in service or after honorable discharge by November 11 1920.
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Navy
Marine Corps
Legion
Meinbder
Alto
Meticatt Legion
American Legion
Minneapolis
Auxiliary
United
Miner offered 70000 pounds for coal rich land in Cardiff
George Moran, a Welsh miner who recently gained possession of a tract believed to contain around 2,000,000 tons of coal, has been offered 70,000 pounds for his rights. The solar day is noted as about four minutes longer than the standard 24 hours.
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Cardiff
Wales
George Moran
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Associated Press
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