Farm Safety Week Observance With Fifteen Safety Rules
National Farm Safety Week runs July 23 to 29 with an estimated one billion in losses from farm accidents and fires. The campaign lists fifteen rules including keeping walkways clear, using proper lifting, shutting machines before maintenance, handling animals calmly, restraining bulls, obeying traffic laws, using tools safely, treating injuries promptly, keeping guns unloaded unless in use, avoiding kerosene to start fires, not smoking near barns, and never swimming or diving alone without checking depth.
Hoe Safer Than Spray For Gardens
The U S department of agriculture warns against chemical weed killers in home gardens to protect crops like tomatoes and beans. A bulletin notes spraying can work but requires precise measurement and thorough cleaning, while a hoe or cultivator often saves time in small plots.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Mr. Clifton Cram
West
Commerce Street
Greenville
Alabama
Gullette Goal Co
Ala
George F. Tuff
Poplar Bluff
Missouri
Labor-Saving Scrub Helper From Fibre Brush Wood Block
A period item describes a labor-saving floor scrubber for housewives. It combines a 2 percent by 10 inch fibre brush with a wooden block attached at both ends, the block measuring about 1 percent thick by 2 percent wide and 9 inches long, beveled to 7 inches at the top, then planed to fit.
Learn and Obey Farm Safety Rules Theme
National Farm Safety Week runs July 23 to 29 with a deadly impact. The background highlights 17,500 annual fatalities from accidents and 1,500,000 disabling injuries, along with 35,000 buildings destroyed by fire. Estimated annual loss nears one billion dollars. The theme urges learning and obeying farm safety rules.
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United States
National Farm
Lear
NFSW
Bedford Hills
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Herbie
Mildred
H. B. Taylor
Ridge Avenue
Coraopolis
Allbran
Kellogg’ S
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
U.S
Dean
Doan
Ralph Bellamy
Ornia
Mobile
Hada
Hadacol
Alex J. Anderson
Caryville
Florida
Yomenas
Ophelia
Jefferson Gulfport
Mississippi
Virginia
Alidore Kramer
Marrero
Louisiana
Virgle Finley
Monterey
Tennessee
John R. Grissle, Jr
B. Chaparral
Dallas
John Krampelman
Warren St
Lexington
Kentucky
Helen Barron
Meansville
Hapacot
Coubie
Mrs. Kennedy
Harry W. Smith
North Water Street
Harrisburg
Illinois
L. L. Martin
Woodhead Street
Houston
Texas
Kansas
Beatrice Starks
Mijerty Street
Honea Path
South Carolina
Dudley J. LeBlanc
Rights of the People
Iran
C.O.D
Dept
Lafayette, Ba
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