Sodium fluoride boosts hog worm treatment effectiveness
Farm Bureau News reports Dr. Gerald J. Rubin of the College of Veterinary Medicine finds sodium fluoride about 95 percent effective against large roundworms in hogs, recommending medicated feed with precise dosing and gradual acclimation. Caution notes warn it is poisonous to humans and animals, urging careful handling and storage and promoting McLean County sanitation to prevent infestation.
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Gerald J. Rubin
College of Veterinary Medicine
Rubin
McLean County
Bryan
C. Morrill
J. C. Alberts
C. E. Fidler
Springfield
N. H. Howlett
U. Bureau of Animal Industry
Tuinols Bang
State Department
University Diagnostic Laboratory
Ur‘bana
C. M. Linaley
Soll
University of Minds College of Agriculture
Linsley
College of ‘Agriculture
College of Jagelculture
Urbana
Large crowd attends 4 H stunt contest at Martinsville High School
More than 400 parents 4 H members and friends attended the Martinsville High School stunt contest in Martinsville. Charles N Flower and Nuttall noted fourteen clubs entered with six stunts earning A awards. Participants included Rex and Rexetta Keltz, Wanda Sweitzer, Verna Sweltzer, Jennie Startin, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsvile
Charles N. Flower
Ind
Chlldred Nuttall
Wan
Rex
Rexetta
Keltz
Cawsy
Harm's Hay Seed
Bend
Wanda Sweltser
Verna
J. Sweltzer
Jennie Lea Startin
Key Newlin
Betty Wyrtek
Carol D. Shively
Marshall Blue Ribbon
Lube Hustlers
Club
Willard Stocking
Barbara
Betty Aller
Marilyn Miller
John Meshing
Rosemarie Abel
Mrgaret Schaefer
Prea Schaefer, Jr
Don Drummsond
Ben Harper
Charles “Kemp
Martinsville Bocaters
Sonpleader
Maurice Hardway
Marie Downey
Susser
Delbert Graham
Adiato
Oscar
Ty Gerd Buchner
Margaret Buchner
Slerkovite Sunshine Club
Hive
West Union social notes and local visits
Mrs Mae Ple hosts a Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Clayborne Edwards Bert and Mr Boyd Niet, and Mr and Mrs George Pratt with Mary Jarse. Ola Siverly cares for Mrs Zassie Ferguson recovering from a shoulder injury. Lizell Harmon visits relatives. Geo Lederman and others shopped in Marshall. Moda Weir and sister visit, Levi Weir returns home. Mrs Gordon Coryell and daughter leave Union hospital for Terre Haute. Bill Reed attends business in Marshall. Jainer guests include Mrs John Welty and Mrs Levi Weir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pratt
Mary Jarse
Lon Pratt
Ola Siverly
Zassie Ferguson
Lizell Harmon
Geo
Lederman
Fenton Ledermann
Mas Piety
Marshall
Moda . Weir
Levi Weir
Marshal
Gordon Coryell
Union, Hospital
Terre Haute
Bill Reed
Martin Tingley
Jainer
John Welty
Levi” Weir
Chas. Weight
Social notes from Marshall and Terre Haute area
Local social column lists visits and dinners among residents of Marshall Terre Haute and nearby towns. Guests include the Jishback family, Mr and Mrs Fred Wis, Steene Horsley and Joan, Dr and Mrs Herman Hewitt, Pred Cooper, Bernard Black, and others. Attendees span church events and family gatherings with several mentions of extended family and weekly visits in Meckie Lewis and Keith Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Pine
Ohio Chapel
Albert Gallington
Near Dresser
Freday ‘Archer
Mfr
Bernard Black
Mteckie
Dickie Lewis
Smelle Lewin
Keith Johnson
Marshall
Bart Kile
Drerea Cooper
Strand Bra
Somn
Travon
Miro
Marilyn Fravioli
Rand
John S Sulivan
Liv Ingoton
Bits’ Sullivan
Herman Hewitt
Jar
Marietta
Airs
Thomas Hewitt
Cooper Chapel
Richard Waugh
Machian
Walter Higgins
Ross Pine
Bane Ligelt
Metcalf
St. Ta Bra
Frederick Lewis
Air
Pred Cooper
Famil
Sheridan Cooper
Larry Cooper
County Line Notice on Appointments
County dispatch notes Drake Roy and Olen Martin of Fiat Rock will such his appointment at ML Olive. Over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Olen Martin
Fiat Rock
Olive
Marshall
Ilinois
Paris
Fragmented notes on Colleen, supplies, and safety concerns
A garbled OCR passage references Colleen and Bates, mentions Indiana and Danville, and recalls safety tips about disposing old paint cans and preventing access to recently painted structures. It cautions inspecting wire, nails, and equipment, noting hazards from hardware items and generic pet risks.
Card of Thanks for Berlisdna Crank
Lavish thanks to all who assisted during the dean of my mother Berlisdna Crank. Your kindness and support are deeply appreciated by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smeake
Dean
Berlidna
Retonga credited for relief by Nashville resident Mrs Jones
Mrs Etna Jones of 812 Vivelle Ave Nashville Tenn endorses Retonga as a gastric tonic that restored her appetite, eased gas pains, removed laxative dependence, and helped her regain ten pounds. She recalls previous lethargy and cramps and credits the medicine for waking appetite and better sleep. The Kelfer Drug Company Marshall Illinois distributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etna Jones
Vivelle Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Mrs. Jones
Kelfer Drug Company
Marshall, Iminoi
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