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Newspaper

Keota News

Location

Keota, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1921

Page

4

Standardizing Fruit and Vegetable Containers to Curb Fraud

U S Department of Agriculture notes wide variety of produce containers raises costs and invites short measures. Farmers Bulletin 1190 recommends standard hampers and baskets, including 6 quart market baskets and 14 quart peach baskets, to meet trade needs and reduce fraud.

United States Department of Agriculture Farmers Bureau of Markets Department Bulletin Central States Bureau Department of Agriculture Middle Atlantic States Pacific Coast

Side Lines Insure Against Bad Crops in Arkansas Farm Case

Case Cited of Arkansas Woman with cooperation of husband sold 1200 dollars worth of milk butter and eggs in a year. Mrs Jim Dorris of Bear Ark and her husband ran three to six cows producing 458.85 in milk 195.75 in butter and 249.80 in eggs on 69 hens. The earnings act as insurance against crop failures and reflect home demonstration work.

Arkansas United States Department of Agriculture South Jim Dorris Bear, Ark

Work Done by Speculators and Co operative Shippers

Many oppose speculative shippers overlook that middle men perform services producers fail to do. Well organized cooperative groups can provide these services more efficiently and cheaply, shortening the distance between farm and consumer.

Tanlac’s global roots power its vast production plant

The Tanlac medicine is sourced from distant regions including the Alps Himalayas Asia Minor and the West Indies and manufactured at a vast Dayton Ohio plant with 50 000 bottles daily capacity. The article claims over 20 million bottles sold in six years and notes global inspections ensure uniform quality.

Dayton Ohio Walkersville Canada Alps Russian Asia Brazil West Indies Rocky Mountains Asia Minor Persia India Mexico Columbia Peru United States

Sight Unseen Bag Mix Up Ends In Fishing Day

A man admired the Shaki bag his wife uses for clothespins and urged her to make him a bag for fishing tackle. He traveled a few blocks to his fishing spot and, ready to assemble gear, found he had grabbed his wife’s clothespin bag instead of his tackle kit.

Aspirin Advice and Warning Promotes Bayer Brand

An advertisement urges readers to look for Bayer on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine product. It promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago and general pain with small tin boxes and larger packages sold by druggists. The ad ends with two aphorisms about wisdom and funerals.

Bayer

Sitka Chief Renounces Traditions Becomes American

Sitka Alaska April 15 Jackson Anna Hootz a traditional chief of Alaskan natives took down his tribal totem pole from his yard and declared he will no longer follow forefathers customs. He announced he will be a plain American citizen and urged youths to witness his new life.

Sitka Alaska Jackson Anna Hootz

Texas Slayer Dead in El Paso Hospital

E G Tankersley who killed Mrs Pearl Morgan 40 and Earl Thaxton 26 with a army rifle then shot himself died in a local hospital. He had been a disappointed suitor of Mrs Morgan. The two were seated on a lawn swing at her home when the slayings occurred. Mrs Morgan leaves five small children.

el Paso Texas E. G. Tankersley Pearl Morgan Earl Thaxton Tankersley

Trades Leaders Indicted in Chicago Graft Probe

A special grand jury returned true bills against Thomas Kearney president of the Chicago Building Trades Council Simon O'Donnell former president and four labor agents as part of a graft investigation by the Dalley Joint legislative committee into the local building industry.

Chicago Thomas Kearney Chicago Building Trades Council Simon O'Donnell G. A. Gorman Dalley Joint Legislative Committee

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