Virginia and Ghio Urge Better Sires Drive Expands
The USDA reports Virginia and Ohio lead a national effort to improve livestock using purebred sires. By end of 1922 Ohio had 2,203 pledges and Virginia 1,050, with Virginia reaching 1,104 early in January. Nebraska, Kentucky, Washington, South Carolina and Vermont also active in the program.
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Nebraska
Kentucky
Washington
South Carolina
Vermont
United States Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Ohio
United States
Hearly
Bureau of Animal Industry
National Farm Income Survey Begins Across United States
The 1922 nationwide survey by the U S Department of Agriculture aims to quantify farm incomes by collecting data on receipts and expenses for individual farms. It will cover acreage value operation method production and will segment results by sections and commodities. Detailed questionnaires will be distributed to farm operators through cooperative agencies and field representatives.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sopra
Hidden Turkey Nests Fearfully Hidden by Birds
Report describes turkeys seeking concealed nesting sites in grassy areas and near fences. It notes hens may abandon nests when pursued and that toms guard breeding grounds, with birds moving between nests and returning to roosts in late afternoon.
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Hese Stelen
Turkey
Turk
Petra Fort
Tener
Public Health Ad Campaign Sparks Debate Over Advertising
A State Health Department pamphlet in Columbus condemns patent medicines and doctor advertising. It argues ads lure the sick, while praising responsible charges by professionals. The piece questions the role of newspapers in public health campaigns and cites revenue concerns.
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State Department of Health
Columbus
Ohio
Department of Health
Tanlac touted as health booster by Gary craftsman
O W Rhodes of 951 Jefferson St Gary credits Tanlac with a 15 pound gain and renewed vigor after period of nervous fatigue. The ad asserts Tanlac’s broad sales while a Health Department notice attacks health product advertising, urging skepticism toward such claims. Local notices include births and visits among the Byrer and Fisher families with movements to Odon and Jasonville.
Shiloh Visitor Ada Noblett Stayed With Mrs Sarah Chandler
Ada Noblett spent last week with Mrs Sarah Chandler in Shiloh, sharing time and visits with local residents.
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Ada Noblett
Sarah Chandler
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Victor Fisher
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Odon
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Jasonville
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Clarence Byrer
Ray Chestnut
Damon Flinn
Plainville
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