Indiana coal output and wages report shows vast tonnage
The annual report of the chief deputy mine inspector details Indiana's coal production in the year ending September 20, 22,773,444 tons from 232 mines employing over ten men. It notes consumer usage of 12,714,120 tons, exports of 8,107,822 tons, and total wages of 46,074,703.73 paid to 30,415 miners, with breakdowns by mining method and region.
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Indiana
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Chicago
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Federal Court of Indanapolis
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Mminérs’ Union
Indianapolis
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Indiana State Highway Commission
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Washington, D. C
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Terre Vante
Mirs. White
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Trop
Wabash
Columbus
Leura Hall
Congress
Washington
Baltimore
Ohia Rattroad
Merchant’ Association
Terre Haute
Farm Safety Notes Warn of Preventable Injuries
A farmer doctor recounts farm mishaps from a season including broken legs, a leg fracture, a child foot wound, and a fall from scaffolding. He cites USDA and National Safety Council data, urges safe machinery use, boiler inspections, and cautions about dangerous animals and unsafe ladders to reduce maimings and deaths on farms.
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Johnson
Julugon
Brown
Geese Prove Profitable to Raise Says Expert
A seasoned goose raiser reports geese as highly profitable and easy to keep with strong growth prospects for the industry. The Toulouss African and Embden are the top three breeds, Embden being the all white type ideal for market uses.
Beef Cattle Benefit Farm Across Corn Belt
The USDA notes beef cattle help utilize farm roughage and seeds, enable use on marginal land, and improve annual forage distribution. They efficiently convert grain and roughage without external feeds, require less attention in summer and fall, and free farmers for breeding, feeding, or fattening stock during winter.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Winter repairs for grain separators recommended by USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture advises thorough winter overhauls of thrashing machines to save time and grain next year. Proper end of season care prevents rusted or neglected parts and avoids delays during busy spring operations. Copies of Farmers Bulletin 1036 are available from Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ag Farmers
Department
Washington
Depend an Early Pulfete for Prompt Record
Early laying pullets are the reliable choice for good records. Begin management actions in November to maximize laying efficiency and output.
Tuberculosis for Fowls Warns of Silent Spread and Losses
The Farmers Bulletin outlines avian tuberculosis, its stealthy progression, and high poultry losses across the North and West. It notes transmission through infected fowls, eggs, droppings, and contaminated premises, with slaughter and disinfection as main controls and vaccination ineffective.
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United States
Division of Publications
United States Department of Agriculture
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