Tuberculosis in North American Indians Decline and Policy Gaps
The 1921 National Tuberculosis Association committee finds peak Indian TB mortality in 1913 at 32.24 per thousand, down to 22.33 by 1920, with 27 percent of 1920 Indian deaths from TB. It calls for sanatoria and improved care, notes tribal variations, and urges jurisdiction settlement between federal and New York state health authorities.
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National Tuberculosis Association
G. M. Kober
G. E. Bushnell
H. E B. Dearholt
J. A. Murphy
A. B. Tonkin
W. H. Baldwin
Journal of the American Medical Association
North America
Oklahoma
Census Bureau
Indian Medical Service
New York
Indiana
United States
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Oats Demand Faces Shift as Trucks Cut Feed Use
The 1922 USDA Year Book notes rising motorized transport reducing oats demand for horse feed and discusses likely acreage reductions this decade. It explains oats remain vital as an intermediate crop in rotations, with human food and exports sustaining some demand both on and off farms.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Jenaische Zeitung marks 250th anniversary in Jena
The Jenaische Zeitung celebrates 250 years since its founding by Johann Ludwig Neuenhahn family. It notes the paper began about 1704 before the Boston News Letter and recalls Napoleon's 1806 Prussian defeat at Jena as its greatest historic moment.
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Jenalache Zeitung
Jena
Germany
Boston
Bartholomew Green
Jenaische Zeitung
Johann Ludwig Neuenhahn
Napoleon
Comfortable Pigs Will Pay Biggest Dividends
A Town experiment station expert states that a comfortable pig gains weight most efficiently. Pigs need exercise but also a comfortable bed and quarters. Fat hogs fatten faster when they rest and avoid constant activity, making pig heaven and boosting returns for owners.
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John M. Evward
Town Experiment Station
Essentials for Rearing Young Chicks in Small Flocks
Best development of young chicks comes from clean coops and feed. Maintain proper mash, ample water, shade, and free range. Watch for lice and mites which multiply in warmth. Clean and spray houses and coops regularly.
Farmers Focus on Butter Making as Creamery Market Grows
The Dairy Division of the U S Department of Agriculture revises Farmers Bulletin 876 Making Butter on the Farm. It covers cream quality and preparation churn process and solutions to churning difficulties. It also discusses packaging for market storing and a well arranged dairy house for farm butter production.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Japanese Beetles Cause Widespread Plant Injury
The beetles attack over 200 plant species including 20 to 25 severely injured. Spraying with arsenicals prompts beetles to migrate to other plants, complicating control. The USDA Bulletin 1954 by Loren B. Smith outlines feeding habits and control data and is available upon request.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin
Loren B. Smith
Washington, D. C
Bordeaux Mixture Formula for Spraying Potatoes
The article explains the standard Bordeaux mixture for potatoes: five pounds copper sulphate and five pounds freshly burnt lime in gallons of water. Dissolve copper sulphate by suspending in water, lime is slaked with hot water then cooled. Mix by diluting either component and combining copper sulphate solution with lime milk to avoid heavy sediment.
Disinfect Hog Quarters After Cholera Epidemic
After a cholera outbreak in the herd, all hog quarters must be thoroughly disinfected. Use lime in small lots, burn litter and refuse, spray buildings with stock dips per directions, drain mud wallows, fill with fresh earth, sprinkle soil under buildings with quicklime, and destroy recovering hogs.
Notice sale of real estate in Greencastle Indiana
Putnam County Commissioners and Auditor announce a private sale on August 11 1923 at 10 30 a m in Greencastle Indiana for sixty five acres in Jefferson Township including described parcels in section 20 township 13 range 3 west with cash or installments terms. Auction location is the county courthouse.
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Putnam County
Court House
Greencastle
Indiana
Jefferson Township
Notice to Coal Dealers Sealed Bids in Putnam County
Putnam County commissioners invite sealed bids for Indiana Coal including No 4 5 6 Mitchell Vein and Glendora for County House and Court House heating plants. Bids due July 21 1923 by 10 a.m. in Greencastle at the commissioners room. Right to reject any bid reserved. Signed R R Buss. Attest R E Knoll.
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Court House
Greencastle
Indiana
Putnam Co
F. O
Fillmore
Ind
Notice to Undertakers in Putnam County Indiana
Board of Commissioners of Putnam County Indiana invites bids for burial of pauper dead. Bids due 10:00 a m Saturday July 21 1923 in Greencastle Court House. Successful bidder must provide decent burial at County Poor Asylum about 5 miles east of Greencastle, embalm body furnish shroud and upholstered casket with four handles name plate and a box.
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Board of Commissioners
Putnam County
Indiana
Court House
Greencastle
R. E. Knoll
Notice to Bid for County Poor Asylum Supplies
Bids will be received by the County Auditor of Putnam County Indiana on Saturday July 21 1923 at 10:00 AM for furnishing supplies for the County Poor Asylum for the quarter ending October 1923 as directed by law. Bidders must file in duplicate on blanks provided and furnish samples which become the county's property if the bidder is successful.
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Putnam County
Indiana
R. E. Knoll
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