Political Announcements from Daviess and Martin Counties
Local notices list candidates for the May primary in the Portyemouth Judicial Circuit and Madison Township. Hubbard Loogeatee seeks prosecuting attorney in the Forty-ninth district, while Charles Hobuc Tananan and Charles W Freed announce trustee and other posts. Voters in Daviess and Martin counties are urged to participate.
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Mielpons
Washington Towheshir
Guiednces
Godee
Portyemouth
Daviess and
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Titeg
OW Hubbard
Uetvices
Pforty-Ninth Dictal Circuit
Daviess
Martin
Max
Miecs
Cileeducei
Madison Powrshit
Obgeedo de Fvill
Said
Arles W Freed
Madisoo
NSHP
Said Los
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Income Tax in Nutshell for Individuals and Couples
Summary of 1922 income tax rules for single filers and married couples with income thresholds. Filing date March 15 1922. Returns to be made with the local collector of internal revenue and payment of taxes due. Tax rates include four percent on taxable income up to forty dollars after exemption and eight percent on excess. surtax scales apply to incomes over fifty dollars.
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Unfair Methods in Selling Hay Examined by USDA Experts
A USDA bulletin notes hay marketing often bases on questionable practices that raise producer and buyer suspicions. It urges eliminating these methods through standardized weights and grading, uniform weighing methods, and improved shipping and sale practices across terminal markets.
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Gremeret
Otis
Cerin
Aistogees
Special Ration for Fowls and Scraps Feed Guidance
The article describes a U S Department of Agriculture ration for hens fed on table scraps. Mash includes three pounds corn meal one pound bran one pound middlings and half a pound meat scrap. Scratch feed uses two pounds cracked corn one pound wheat and one pound oats. If scraps are unavailable five pounds of cooked vegetables daily for 30 hens. Bone meal may be added up to seven percent total.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Purebred stock aid to prosperity in Tioga County survey
United States Department of Agriculture through the Tioga County survey links farm prosperity to higher purebred livestock. Findings show about 60 percent of dairy cows in the county are purebred with many herds mixed. The Tioga farm bureau campaigns to eliminate inferior stock and promote purebreds across towns and at the county fair bull sale.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tinga County
New York
Farm Bureau
Harold B. Fuller
Vm Bureau
Godaree Hundeer
Tauwa
Tioga
Newark Valley
Ois Fm
Stimilar
Otulis
Tioga County Farm Bureau
Faruys Bureau
Tanlac praised by Chicago family as life changing medicine
Robert R Olen of 730 Dickens Ave Chicago endorses Tanlac praising its effect on his wife’s nervousness headaches and poor appetite. He says he would pay $50 a bottle and has bought four bottles with dramatic improvement and happiness returning to their home. Tanlac sold by Odon Drug Co in Odon and by leading druggists locally.
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Tanlac
Chicago
Robert R. Olen
Dickens Ave
Service Station Equipment Co
Odon Realty Co. Auction Notices Every Monday
The notice indicates a recurring action at the offices of the Odon Realty Co. every Monday involving possession related to property transactions.
Social Roundup of Local Residents and Visits
Friday night gatherings include Miss Bonnie Monts with Maud Clinton and Mrs Bessie Ritter with Mrs Cora Mounts. Visitors Damon Flynn of Edwardsport and Will Harper from Plainville join friends and family across several nearby towns. Charles Clinton and family visit Walter and Maud Clinton. Herschel Harper travels to Plainville. funeral of A P Chinn attended in Odon.
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Bonnie Monts
Maud Clinton
Mildred Long
Bessie Ritter
Cora Mounts
Peers Chestnut
Ice for Dairy and Family Demand on Storage and Transport
The article discusses dairy farm needs for milk handling including storage, transport, and temperature control. It estimates a ten per cow volume, storage of five tons for a typical family, and potential increases to 134 tons per cow when cooling is required. It notes tanks, space requirements, and delivery frequency of two to three times weekly.
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Procol
Deepiartin
Africus
Vegetable food needed for farm flock in spring
The farm flock requires more vegetable food in spring than in winter. Feeding beets and sprouted oats boosts egg fertility and chick vigor, and any sufficient green food supports better results.
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Gc. W. Henderson
Odon and Plainvile, Indiana
Nilodellee Cream Co
Terre Haute, Indiana
Harles Ho Buc Tanan
P Deatness
Catarr
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Cheney
Ars Free Reat
Ohta
Brady & Flint
Tay Othee MB
Macison
I. McCarter
Nadien Long
School OF
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Odon Tire Surgery Station
B. B. Semelsberger
Mberlain
Jerlain
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Odon Drug CO
Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
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Emrerii
Piug
Department of Agriculture
Tioga County
Websters
Earl T. Webster
Jolliffs Hardware
Odon
J. M. Scot
C. E. Barnes
Optometrist
Damon Flynn
Edwardsport
Jack Chestnut
Will Harper
Plainville
Charles Clinton
Walter and
Herschel Harper
Will Hamerickhouse
Cornelius Resler
A.P. Chinn
Len Walters
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Dan Kelsey
Warren Byrer
Good Hope
Mastins Vitamon
Rex
Keck & Caughey