Dust Pans and Farm Cooperatives Highlight 1920s Outlook
The article surveys dust control devices for threshers, farm cooperatives, and dockage practices, noting the USDA push for safe equipment, model constitutions, and better market handling. It discusses oats, dairy circulars, leak tests for jars, and postwar labor shortages affecting industry and rail traffic.
How To Establish Contacts In Parcel Post Marketing
U S Department of Agriculture specialists stress producer consumer contact through personal acquaintance third parties selected papers and targeted advertising in parcel post marketing Post office channels in cities link producers with addressees aiding distribution and sales efforts Local postmasters support parcel point marketing to widen producer customer reach through representative samples and contact campaigns
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U. S Department of Agriculture
Port Office Department
Dietei
Do Away With the Star Boarder en
A circular from the College of Agriculture recommends freeing poultry from ties and rationing to reduce early molters. It notes that keeping a star boarder can cost money, and suggests stopping such practices to improve efficiency.
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College of Agriculture
Castoria For Infants and Children Narrates 30 Year Use
Fragmentary note discusses Castoria’s long history and repeated branding while linking labor tensions to potential shortages. Mentions coat mines and winter conditions, labor unrest, and plant output struggles as factories attempt to push products despite shortages.
Notice to Parole From Kentucky State Penitentiary
On the Tuesday in September 1920 the undersigned will apply to the State Board of Control in Frankfort Kentucky for a parole from confinement at the Kentucky State Penitentiary Eddyville. This June 4 1920 Ernest Litany.
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State Board of Control
Frankfort
Kentucky
For & Parole
State
Eddyville
Sonep Ernest Litany
The Hest Maysic Chamberliln Tablets
Fragmentary OCR reads about tablets described as prized by people who have become magwatitint with government qualities. The text is jumbled with misspellings and unclear phrases indicating a discussion of music, tablets, and public roles.
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Pabole
Auto thefts rise sharply in 1919 across 19 cities
Bt. Laws Missouri July 30 1919 thefts of automobiles surged 22.4 percent from 1910 to 1919 in 19 index cities. 51 349 cars stolen in 1910, 5 699 in 1918. Of 1 349 stolen in 1919, 25 392 were recovered. New York led with 5 527 thefts in 1919. Federal Dyer law and national motor vehicle theft law change enforcement in 1919-1920.
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Bt. Laws
United States
Sane Citier
National Automobile Teacere’ Association
New York
Eitien
St. Louis
Circuit
Harry G. Moock
Old Peak Finder Warns Digestion Affects Position
An irritable and faint finding the Position is often caused by Indiges tion. A man with good digestion and bowels that act regularly is usually food natured. When troubled with Indigestion or consuirpation take Chamberlain's Tablets. They strength en the stomach and enable it to per form its functions naturally. They also cause a gentle movement of the bowels.
Directory of Courthouse Officials and County Elections
Directory lists court officers for Lat Int Circuit Court Owensboro Hartford and Rockport, with judge R W Slack, attorney C J Smith, master commissioner Otto C Martin, and trustees. Also notes county court meetings, district officials, mayor, police judge, sheriffs, tax and examiners, and district board members along with district education and teacher examinations dates in Hartford Beaver Dam Fordsville and surrounding areas.
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Ctrcuit Court
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Farm Department
Pacific Northwest
United States Department of Agriculture
Walla Walla
Palouse
Washington
Department
Washington Grain
Eay Specialists
Lexington
J. R Dawson
Kentucky Experiment Station
Department of Home Economics
America
Iil
Iast
Transportation
Torwian Boa
Thamperanors
Rdioburgh
Mattie Cross~ White
Glade Spring
Cardus
the Woman’s
dudge—Mack Cool County Att
Fiscal Court
Ed Shawn
Hartford
Sam L. Stevens
Beaver Dam
Ord
Q. B. Brown
Simmons
G. W. Rowe
Centertown
W. C. Daugherty
Balzetown
Doan
Dundes
B. F. Rice
Fordaville
B. C. Rhoades
J. E. Bean
J. A. Howard
C. M. Crowe
E. P. Casebier
Rockport
Chm'n. Board
W. G. Her
N. H. Brateher
L. Fulkerson
J. Brateher
Deaver Dam
W. T. McKensey
R. W. King
J. W. Cooper
K. F. Stevens
Ch'm'n. Board
KH. Jones
Olin Cobb
County Board of Education
S. Howard
R. A. Owen
Route
Lake
Pordsville
Dee
Goff
Rosine
Otla Stevens
Beaver
Dar
Nat Lindley
Conte Town
County Board of Examiners
B. & Howard
Birdie Midkiffan Trys Jones
Teachers Institute
Ath
Fordsville
Colored
White
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dr. Pierce
PrRankronrt
Frey
Ohio Medical Co, Sectissssie
WilLiamas
Mastek