World War Vet Praises Hadacol in Testimonial Ad
A World War I veteran Leo D. Fisher of St Joseph Missouri touts Hadacol claiming it cured stomach distress nervousness and sleep issues after eight small bottles and a large second bottle. He says he can eat sleep and feel fine and recommends Hadacol to others. The ad directs orders to The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana with price options and a satisfaction refund promise.
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Leo D. Fisher
Charles Street
St Joseph
Missouri
Mr. Fisher
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
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Wood Ford Farm Builds Dairy Barn for Ayrshire Herd
Wood Ford Farm at Avon Connecticut completed a modern fireproof dairy barn after a summer fire destroyed the old structure. The 40 by 267 foot facility houses 100 milking cows with a feed room stalls office employee room and milk room. The Ayrshire herd has led U S production for six years.
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Wood Ford Farm
Ayrshire
United States
Wood Ford
Avon
Conn
Wood Farm
New Burley Strains Near Immunity to Wildfire
Agriculture department plant scientist Dr. E. E. Clayton developed new burley tobacco strains that resist wildfire and feature lower nicotine content. The lines, derived from wild species after 15 years of study, show vigorous growth but will take two to three years before farmers can use them due to need for local adaptation.
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Agriculture Department
E. E. Clayton
Iron pipe suspension protects feed sacks from pests
Farmers can save money by hanging a pipe from the ceiling with wire to keep mice and rats from reaching empty feed sacks. The device prevents rodent access and yields savings over about a year.
North Carolina 4-H Sweet Potato Winner Earns 2927.29
Dickie Batten of Selma North Carolina grew 2131 bushels with 1431 U S No 1 on 4 10 acres and grossed 3652 from his 4 H club project He deducted 724 71 in expenses leaving a net profit of 2927 29 or 680 76 per acre and won the state 4 H sweet potato contest for 1950.
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Dickie Batten
Selma
N. C
U.S
Grandma Sayings Promote Nu Maid Margarine Prize
A vintage ad invites readers to submit sayings about Nu Maid margarine with rewards. Five dollars to Janie Primm of Coy Alabama, ten dollars for accepted entries with a large Miss Nu Maid picture, addressed to Grandma at 109 East Pearl Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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California
Golden Westies
Miss Nu-Maid
East Pearl Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Anahist
Gabler
Virgil
Sunnyside
By Len Kleis
By Clark S. Holes
By Clay Hunter
BY Nick Penn
Matt and
Jeff
Bud Fisher
By Arthur Pointer
Wylde and Wooly
Bert Thomas
Marty
Janie Primm
Coy
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