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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
3
Miss Mabelscott went to Terre Haute last Saturday where she entered Wabash Business College. The brief mentions her move amid other scattered phrases from the OCR text.
The piece recalls Armistice Day events and the Red Cross Rail Call inviting membership. It highlights the Red Cross efforts to assist veterans with individualized support and recognizes the wartime service of the Army and Navy, stressing ongoing relief work and public remembrance.
United States Department of Agriculture notes cattle breeders favor wiping out bovine TB beyond farms and into trade. Breeders urge including dairy, beef, and small family herds in the eradication effort to prevent cross contamination at pastures and fences. The goal is coordinated, area wide disease control rather than isolated closures or uneven progress.
Fragmentary text discusses meat processing and measures to keep areas tuberculosis free. Mentions stock owners and extending disease free territories with government or wartime coordination. Details are unclear due to OCR errors and missing context.
A garbled account mentions Ro M. Jepnenson of 778 Adame St Gary and an American Mingee Co. employee. it discusses illness, a tonic named Taniac, and rising prices including food, shell almonds, drugs, and essential oils. It notes tariff effects on prices and farm equipment production.
The article reports that early statistics related to the Fordney McCumber tariff are nearing completion. It notes that the compilation shows tariff changes pushing up price levels with a little over a month remaining in the review period.
The self feeder speeds up market readiness for young pigs and helps recently weaned sows’ litters prepare faster. It won’t reduce labor costs or improve outcomes on every hog lot, but it delivers rapid gains for pigs in early market preparation and for sows with new litters.
More than 100000 Christmas boxes for Central European children were packed by the Junior Red Cross last year and plans are under way to expand this effort this season, spreading joy abroad.
A compact appeal urges support for peacetime Red Cross service with the message that every one dollar donation strengthens nationwide effort. The ad emphasizes collective strength through small gifts.
A farm comparison highlights swine advantages with hogs showing 500 to 1000 percent gains versus cattle and horses 60 to 100 percent. Sows yield two litters annually, indicating high prolificacy among farm animals. Pigs gain about 23 pounds for every 100 pounds of feed.
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