Nut bearing trees will yield comfortable profit to farmer
A USDA prepared article advocates planting nut bearing trees as long term income. It notes butternut and black walnut growth times, chestnut blight, hickory shading value, beech and hazel limitations, pecan spread, and wide suitability from Atlantic coast to Pacific Northwest, urging hardy nut groves as a future heritage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Japan
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Northwest
New Jersey
Michigan
Atlantic
Maryland
Delaware
California
Plan to Establish Standards for Hay
The USDA plans to standardize hay grades by analyzing samples from producers and shippers to assess color mixture texture and moisture. A laboratory at 201 South Strand Street Alexandria VA uses specialized equipment to determine feeding value. Tentative grades for timothy and possibly clover may be issued before year end.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Bureau
South Strand Street
Alexandria
Daily inspection urged for steering gear on motor trucks
A motortruck operator should insist on daily checks of the steering apparatus. The article stresses that the steering gear must be overhauled each day to ensure safe operation.
Judiciary Panel to Report on Abolishing Public Service Commission
Indianapolis January 31. The Senate passed the main appropriation bill with amendments restoring the adjutant general salary to 5000 and the child welfare division allocation to 20000. A conference committee will consider the changes as the House Judiciary Committee prepares to report on the bill to abolish the public service commission, amid opposition from Fort Wayne Evansville Princeton councils and civic groups. The Senate panel heard the Furnas hotel and restaurant inspection bill, with Dr John N Hurty opposing duplication of work and hotel and restaurant duties already handled by the health board. Legislative action also moves on a state police bill to create five districts with headquarters and sub stations, with a governor appointed superintendent and a four month night school requirement for non English speaking aliens. Statewide building and inspection board bill is sponsored by Representative Day to oversee construction under the state industrial board.
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Andianapolis
State Board of Health
House Committee On Judiciary
Public Service Commission
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Princeton
Indianapolis
John N. Hurty
Health Board
Lake County
State Industrial Board
Sixty Fire Burns Sugar Grove School
Sixty pupils in two upstairs rooms fled as fire damaged interiors at Sugar Grove school near Terre Haute on January 31. Forty downstairs pupils escaped unthreatened. Principal Miss Anna Tully rang a bell prompting an orderly descent via fire escapes. Exit took under two minutes. Fire spread through the neighborhood drawing farmers and two fire companies. A defective flue is blamed. reopening date unknown.
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Terre Haute
Sugar Grove
Anna Tully
Prisoner Decorates Jail In Leisure Time
Jeffersonville January 81 Claude P Gaunt held on charges connected to the death of Virgil C Oram a guard at Indiana reformatory is spending most free moments decorating Clark county jail doors with paintings. He and William Dailey occupy separate cells and Gaunt has painted canvases including a water wheel scene.
Indiana Vote to Washington Delays Highlight State Tangle
Will R. Wood, representative of Indiana's tenth district, arrived in Washington after traveling from Indianapolis to resolve Indiana's voting tangle. He said Indiana's electoral vote is secure unless trains fail or other events disrupt plans to have the vote counted in Washington, D C.
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Indiana
Washington
Indianapolis
D. C
Will R. Wood
Tenth Congressional District
Congress
Wood
Tanlac Restores Health Says Kansas Stock Dealer
George W. Logan of Peabody Kansas a prominent Middle West stock dealer reports Tanlac restored his health gaining thirty five pounds and giving him appetite digestion and vitality. He notes his wife also found relief from indigestion and urges others to verify the claim. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
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George W. Logan
Peabody
Kansas
Middle West
Tanlac
Rogers Recalls Odd Encounter In Street Talk
An amused exchange unfolds as Rogers speaks of an absent minded companion and a curious question about his own name during a quirky street moment reported by Tit-Bits.
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Rogers
The Red Cross Ball Blue Restores Whiteness for Towels
In a brief note the ad claims Red Cross Ball Blue keeps cloths and towels white until worn out, priced at 5 cents.
Useful Heirloom and Sentiment in the Neighborhood
A Birmingham Age-Herald item recalls a successful man valuing a trunk strap once used by his father in the family woodshed. The exchange labels sentiment and common sense, noting the man has the best behaved boys in the neighborhood.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Castoria Trademark Reminder for Parents
Mothers urged to inspect every Castoria bottle for the signature as the trusted remedy used for over 30 years. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria emphasizes continued reliance on the familiar product.
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Fletcher
She Refused You Says He in Private Impression
A man recalls a conversation where he asked a woman and she did not say no directly. He infers her silence meant rejection. The exchange ends with her faint laughter as the implication remains unclear.
Angelic appearances mask inaction many women show
A reflective remark notes that many women who seem angelic in appearance fail to act with virtue, implying a discrepancy between surface beauty and conduct.
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Peabody, Kansas
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Liniment
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