Costs and planning for United States creameries
A USDA survey shows failures stem from cow shortfalls and poor organization. Typical creamery building costs range 800 to 1400 dollars, with machinery for a band separator plant around 1200 dollars and whole milk setups up to 4250 dollars depending on refrigeration. The department offers organizational plans and machinery layouts upon request from Washington DC.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Igisoo
Washington D.C
Roy Hyatt Leads Meeting With Sanday Delegation
Roy Hyatt addressed his supporters and a Sanday delegation in a tense gathering. The event drew local figures and photographers as Hyatt outlined plans and emphasized unity.
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Roy Hyatt
Sanday
Want a Hand Farm Help Letter from Young Seeker
A 19 year old lad requests farm work in this county after living away. Want readers to offer employment, with replies by mail or phone. return postage urged for mail responses. The notice aims to help the boy find a solid job and aid a farmer needing a capable worker.
Blessing Follows Pledge Drive Salvation Church Debt Cleared
At the dedication service the congregation pledged 4000 dollars toward the church expansion. With 700 dollars still needed to clear the debt the project nears completion.
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Christian Church
Tommy Prayers for Three Daughters Endearing Tale
A five year old named Tommy prays for three daughters Ethel Maud and May believing in prayer's power. His mother warns they cannot afford a large family and he then asks God to send only one daughter now and the rest later, showing childlike wit and faith.
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Teddy
Tommy
Ethel
Maud
May
Personal Invitation From Governor Spurs Charity Board Visit
Mrs. 8. V. Wright will accompany Mrs. Mary Lewis to Richmond this week for the National Meeting of Charities and Correction Boards in response to a personal invitation from Gov. Hanty.
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8. V. Wright
Mary Lewis
Richmond
National Meeting of Charities and Correction Boards
Gov. Hanty
Suppression and yellow journalism debate in Laterson New Jersey
The clipping argues newspapers hide more than they print, defend editors who elevate public taste, and notes Reece Stott of Milroy visiting Laterson en route to Columbus to see relatives and friends. The piece reflects on rumors versus verified reports and the impact on reputations.
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Latterson
N. J
Birthday Dinner Honors Father Gideon Bentley in Adams
Mr and Mrs William Bentley hosted a birthday dinner for their father Gideon Bentley in Adams on Sunday. Nearly all the relation ship attended. The two Lochinavars of Hope visit weekly to see two clerks on the west side. this Sunday they used a steam car after their automobile balked. N G Hilger, a prominent Columbus businessman, spent part of Sunday with friends here.
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William Bentley
Gideon Bentley
Adams
Hope
West Side
N. G. Hilger
Columbus
Rosts Attend Daughter Hattie's Nursing Graduation
Mr and Mrs August Rost left for Indianapolis Monday to attend their daughter Miss Hattie Rost's graduation from the nurses training school. Muse Hattie has a good record and plans to return to serve her hometown as a nurse.
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August Rost
Indianapolis
Miss Hattie
Nurses Training School
Muse Hattie
Serious Operation for Hoagland in Indianapolis Hospital
Indianapolis resident George Hoagland underwent a serious operation last week to treat scalp abscesses at an Indianapolis hospital. The procedure included removal of akuli and while he recovered from anesthesia, the final outcome remains uncertain.
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George Hoagland
Indianapolis
Hoagland
Tenting Near Madison For Summer Retreat At State Hospital
Mrs Alex Porter and family consider camping part time with husbands near Madison. Friends privately wish one fate for their other husbands. The Madison area is described as picturesque and romantic making camping an appealing summer plan.
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Pulse & Porter
Madison
State Insane Hospital
Alex Porter
Will Porter
Hotel Fire Claims Dozens Dead in Ruined Building
A hotel fire in Fort started by a blown fuse trapped guests. Ladders failed to reach upper floors and many perished as smoke and flames filled the building. Fire losses may reach 115000 dollars while the final death toll remains uncertain.
Not Acclimated Cat Dies in Indiana Climate
The Massachusetts cat imported by Mrs Maud Davis failed to acclimate to Indiana and died Monday evening despite efforts. The family laments not steering the cat’s mind toward healing. Miss Grace Seitz and Mahlon Sparks plan to visit Isabelle Willard in Indianapolis next Sunday. rough weather may deter them. Ed Fee of Clarksburg conducted business here Monday.
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Indiana
Massachusetts
Maud Davis
Grace Seitz
Mahlon Sparks
Mies Isabelle Willard
Indianapolis
Ed Fee
Clarksburg
The Man and His Job and a Path to Success
A tale of diligence in work shows a Philadelphia newspaper editor and Booker T. Washington both rising from sweeping tasks. The contrast highlights how thoroughness and willingness to do basic duties can lead to advancement and opportunities.
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Philadelphia
Booker T. Washington
South
Booker
Cate
Sandcreek Baptist Services Held by Rev O P O Dell
Rev O P O Dell conducted Sunday services at the Sandcreek Baptist church and was hosted by Mr and Mrs Green Barnes. He leads services at Sandcreek twice monthly, while Mrs C Hadley known as Fannie Reed of Indianapolis visits next Thursday to spend the day with her old friend Mrs Idm Zeigler Martin.
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O. P. O'Dell
Franklin College
Sandcreek Baptist Church
Green Barnes
O'Dell
Sandcreek Church
C. Hadley
Fannie Reed
Indianapolis
Idm Zeigler Martin
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J.P. Short
George McKee
St. Paul
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Dora Morrie
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