Tick and Lice Threat Force Spring Sheep Dips
Kentucky flocks face ticks lice and scab this winter and must dip in spring. L J Horlacher of the College of Agriculture notes trials show coal tar or standard dips work while tobacco dips are best for sheep. Dip after shearing then again in ten to twelve days to kill hatched parasites, follow manufacturer directions closely to avoid poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edont
Kentucky
L. J. Horlacher
The
College of Agriculture
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
The World Passes By A Man Explaining Failure
A reflective piece notes how the public ignores a man explaining his past failure while gathering around another speaker detailing his success. The contrast underscores society’s focus on triumphs over attempts.
Radio experiments and the rise of broadcasting in commerce
Radio amateurs report blown fuses duplicating General Squier’s test. The piece notes risks of home use and voltage issues. It discusses stores planning broadcasting stations to aid advertising and sales, and various trade and government uses of radio for market information and overseas data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Squier
Chicago Board of Trade
Department of Commerce
South America
United States
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TIRE
Lancaster Tire and Rubber Company
Columbus
Ohio
Lancaster Cord and Fabric
Blue Grass League
Maysville
Lexington
Paris
Mt. Sterling
Winchester
Cynthiana
Maysvile
Newmeyers
Clark’s
Brussels
Louisville
S. M. Newmeyer, Proprietor
Knox and Hopkins Straws
Knox
Hopkins
Walsh Company Incorporated
Knox and
Advocate For Printing
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington, Kentucky
Central Kentucky
Coment
Charles Ha. Berryman
Pres
John G. Cramer
Mgr
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