Wheat Field Day in Ohio Highlights Fertilizer Use
F L Musbach notes Ohio farmers aim to boost wheat acreage and yield at Wooster field day. The 3 000 attendees heard talks on liming soil and fertilizer programs, with acid phosphate and rock phosphate emphasized. Ohio director Thorne sets a 75 million bushel target for next year, up 25 percent.
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Wooster
Ohio
College of Agriculture
Columbus
Phantain
Timothy
Thorne
Wisconsin
Wayne County
Indiana
Ilinois
Army draft tests screen for fitness amid harsh exams
An Army official notes that about 40 percent of men drawn for the first draft will fail the physical. To reach 625000 recruits, nearly one million must be considered, with strict checks on height weight lungs heart teeth and overall health. The push emphasizes selecting the nation’s best young men for combat.
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America
Webb Milles
Army Ph
Vege Ular
Murmer
Merical Corps
Travel risks without Chamberlains' Cehe remedy
The notice warns traveling without Chamberlains' Cehe Chel ava and Dietrhaca Remedy as dangerous bowel illness can strike suddenly. It urges readers to obtain the remedy everywhere and remain prepared for such attacks during travel.
Regulations for drafting awaiting Wilson's approval
The article describes a national draft system awaiting President Wilson's approval. Drafts would be by assigned numbers, with identities kept confidential except by home-district lists. Exemptions shift next numbers into play. about 624,000 of 10,000,000 registrants would be assembled, with others called as needed, aiming for training by September 1.
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National Army
Wilson
Washington
High Marines Standards Limit Enlistments in Indianapolis
Indianapolis July 2. A Marine recruiting report shows only 24 of 192 applicants were accepted last week. Rejections stemmed from age under 18 weight under 130 hearing defects flat feet and other failures to meet strict mental moral and physical requirements. The Marines maintain very high standards though later modifications may occur to align with other nations. Sergeant G C Wright notes national acceptances average about 12 percent.
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Indianapolis
G. C. Wright
United States Marine Corps
Wright
Overproduction a Myth Prices Will Be Firm
The New York State Food Supply commission says overproduction fears are unlikely. Europe faces famine, reducing demand. vast food losses at sea and low world reserves support firm prices. US grain stocks on March 1 are well below last year, with New Zealand Australia and Argentina crop yields at about 70 percent.
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New York State Food Supply Commission
Europe
United States
New Zealand
Australia
Argentine
Hoover Slogan Aims to Save Wheat With Daily Wheatless Meals
Herbert Hoover urged housewives to cut bread use and set one wheatless meal per day to save millions of bushels weekly. He claimed 45 million rural residents would eat more vegetables and boost production while reducing wheat demand by about 20 million bushels.
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Herbert Hoover
editor taxed for free public notices in large papers
Ed Malone of the Waterford Post laments growing pressure on editors and publishers who currently provide free patriotic notices. He warns that space taxes on advertising will curb such charitable messages as newspaper trusts squeeze small papers.
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Sam
Paper Trust
Ed. Malone
Waterford Post
Wisconsin law passes aid for dependents of service members
A unanimous legislature enacts a wartime dependent support law. It provides monthly aid to spouses and children of Wisconsin residents in any military branch, regardless of draft or volunteer status, to bring total family income to specified levels. Applications go to the adjutant general with signed declarations by an adult, guardian, or the service member.
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Wisconsin
Adjutant General
Milladore News Briefs Include Funerals and Bank Meeting
Funeral held for Edward Lynch in Grand Rapids attended by W G Berdan C L Petersen James Haasl F Berdan and Frank Paczourek. Milladore State Bank annual stockholders meeting held in directors room. Red Cross and Women’s Patriotic League outreach last Thursday evening. Mrs C E Myers hosts M E Ladies Aid. officers elected for coming year. Kirk Monroe of Flint visiting cousin Dorothy Dyer.
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The
Milladore State Bank
Kirk Monroe
Flint, Mich
Dorothy Dyer
E. C. Pors
R. E. Andrews
Hipke
Marshfield
Milladore
Red Cross
Women’s Patriotic Teague
Mill Creek Notes: Local Visits and Home Projects
Mitt Creek locals report a July business trip by Mr and Mrs Louis Neumann to Marshto last Tuesday. Fred Seivel was ill briefly last week. Anton Neumann’s new barn carpenters finished. Charles Seidel and sons lay cement in the new Hewitt cellar floor. Miss Mary Kank visiting Mrs Joe Seidel while Charles Seidel travels to Marshfield.
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Mitt Creek
Louis Neumann
Marshto 1
Charles Seidel and Sons
Hewitt
Mary Kank
Joe Seidel
Local Notes On Meetings and Socials
Thursday to attend the annual telephone meeting at the city hall. Many young folks went to the dance at Weigelsdorf last Thursday. Gilbert Swenson made a business trip to Marshnell Saturday.
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Weigelsdorf
Gilbert Swenson
Marshnell
Invention promises better aerated milk cooling device
A Marshfield Wisconsin firm promotes a patent for an aerator that ventilates cools and deodorizes milk straight from the cow before shipment to cheese factories and milk stations. It claims to prevent fermentation and souring with a full guarantee or refund.
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Marshfield Milk Aerator CO
Marshfield, Wis
Chamberlain’s Tablets Praise From Rugenc and Knight
A Wilmington D C couple praise Chamberlain’s Tablets for constipation and indigestion. The mild laxative is said to ease discomfort and give gentle, agreeable relief. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Rugenc &, Knight
Wilmington
D.C
Iquith
Saloon license application filed in Marshfield Wisconsin
The mayor and common council receive an application to issue a license for sale of intoxicating liquors at 315 South Central Ave Marshfield Wisconsin. The filing party is Leitriz & Kreid and the surety is National Surety Co of New York dated July 2 1977.
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Toythe
Marshfield
Wisconsin
South Cent
National Surety Co
New York
Wis
Chamberlain's Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Advertises Chamberlains Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for hot weather. Claims universal usefulness and high value, urging immediate purchase and noting availability everywhere.
Liberty Loan Buyers Honor Longest and Oldest Subscribers
The article profiles Liberty Loan bond purchasers: Milwaukee's 102 year old Mrs. Loulan K Thiers described as a true daughter of the Revolution, Medford Massachusetts newborn bond recipient Miss Florence Estelle Rogers eight hours old, and Chicago investor Gust J Papatheidorckoumeundurgist omichalakopulos noted for the longest name.
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Loulan K. Thiers
Milwaukee
Wis
Florence Estelle Rogers
Medford
Mass
Gust J
Stopped the Buzzing Abe It Save Here
A quirky quote notes yawning can relieve ear buzzing. The snippet recalls Mr Staylate talking for three hours, and the narrator yawning twice before Staylate left for the night. The Boston Transcript published this curious line.
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Abe
Evith
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