Hunts Coyotes on Mustang
Washington June 25 Bob Sloan of Babb Montana in Glacier National Park holds the Rocky Mountain region record for coyote hunting He reportedly killed over a hundred wolves last winter Sloan uses a fast mustang seven wolf hounds and a team of officials aim to control coyotes to protect deer and Rocky Mountain sheep and goats for visiting tourists
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Times
Washington
Bob Sloan
Babb
Glacier National Park Reservation
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Bureau of National Parks
Sloan
United States
Glacier National Park
Grace Koningen Captures Milking Record for Senior Cow
Grace Koningen a pure bred Holstein Friesian cow bred and owned by the Montana State College of Agriculture set a milk record for cows ten years old and over producing 32,294.4 pounds of milk in a year with 1,051.9 pounds of butterfat yielding 1,314.8 pounds of butter.
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Grace Koningen
Montana State College of Agriculture
The Secret of an Easy Riding Car Springs and shock fixes
Practical guidance on maintaining car springs to prevent noisy rides and breakage. It explains correct lubrication levels, the effect of over or under oil, and how to inspect bolts clips shackles and leaves. Install shock absorbers if springs ride too lively to improve comfort and longevity.
Carbon Bisulphide Used to Exterminate Groundhogs
In Scott County Iowa car exhaust reportedly killed 1500 to 2000 groundhogs. In some cases a tablespoon of carbon bisulphide was poured into each burrow before it was covered.
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Scott County
Iowa
Better Houses for Palestine
New York June 25 American homes of modern design are rising in Palestine at about 1000 annually. Fund financed by long term loans from the Palestine Foundation Fund aided by 6 million dollars from American Jews. Tel Aviv, founded in 1909, has grown from barren sand to a thriving city with about 17,000 people and 1,500 buildings.
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Palestine
Samuel Untermyer
Palestine Foundation Fund
Jerusalem
The
Fund
General Mortgage Bank
Holy Land
Tel-Aviv
Minnesota Potatoes Form Growers Exchange Plan
Minnesota potato growers numbering 12 420 have formed the Minnesota Potato Growers Exchange to market their product under a single plan. Trustees include six directors and a public representative with a general meeting set for Cleveland Ohio August 11 to 16 to canvass the cooperative field and plan a 1925 institute on cooperation. Davenport ad brings in down payment for a living room suite via Times Want Ads calling MAin 3500.
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Minnesota Potato Growers
Minnesota Potato Growers’ Exchange
Cooperatives
Cleveland
Ohio
Davenport
Electric Land Grows Plants
Washington report from June details Department of Agriculture findings that electric light can replace sunlight for plant growth. Dr. Steinberg's lab experiments show over sixty species respond to day length using filtered night light and water to carry heat away. Colored glass and water additives simulate various sunlight spectra.
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Times
Washington Bureau
New York Ave
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant Industry
R. A. Steinberg
Quarantine Extended in New England for Gipsy and Brown Tail Moths
Quarantine extended in New England to control gipsy moth and brown tail moth as pests have reached additional farm areas during the last season.
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New England
Woman Found Dead in Cisterna After Ill Health Suicides
Mrs Harriet Laut 41 of 5935 University Ave was found dead today in a cistern at the rear of her home. Husband Carl Laut reported her missing after 5 am and police recovered the body about 8 am half submerged. Death listed as self inflicted amid long illness since November. surviving husband and a 14 month old baby.
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Harriet Laut
University Ave
Carl Laut
Campaign Boost Aims 1.5 Million for State Methodist Hospitals
The Methodist State Council at Roberts Park M E Church set a new fundraising goal from 1 25 million to 1 5 million. Rev C E Bacon urged immediate funds as the board of trustees and Bishop Frederick D Leete plan further talks. Hospitals in Indianapolis Ft Wayne and Gary fall under the state council’s jurisdiction.
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Methodist State Council
Roberts Park
M. E. Church
Vermont
Delaware Sts
C. E. Bacon
M. E. Hospital
Frederick D. Leete
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Gary
State Council
Mineral Feeding Improves Cattle Nourishment in Whiteside County
Cows owned by Whiteside County Testing Association members in Illinois are given mineral mixtures to address deficiencies in their grain and hay rations. The action aims to balance mineral intake and improve herd health.
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Whiteside County Testing Association
Illinois
Feed mixtures for grain in North Dakota noted
Parts of ground limestone raw rock phosphate and salt are mixed in the proportion of four pounds to 100 pounds of grain in North Dakota. Lambs fed on screenings alone made almost as good a showing as those fed on barley.
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North Dakota
Screenings Prove Nearly Equal To Barley For Lamb Feed
Tests show screenings half barley and half screenings, once valueless weed seed, achieved nearly the same gains in lambs as barley alone, suggesting value in mixed feed.
Black and White Fabrics Hit in Gowns and Suits
Black satin paired with black and white printed crepe shows successful use in gowns and three piece outfits.
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Central Ave
Buick
E H. Scott
ALEP
W. Mary and St
Ford
Indianapolis Times
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Times Special
New York
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Tennessee
Mississippi
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Electric Land
Econ
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standardil Company
Eack
Middle Western States
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Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Severin Hotel
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