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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
4
Health appearing cattle cannot reveal infection. The USDA endorses tuberculin testing by trained operators, with eradication stations in 36 cities. False health can hide disease, so owners must test, report, and cooperate with government programs to slaughter infected cattle with partial compensation.
A July 19 1919 letter to the Pella Chronicle from Canon City Colorado pleads to preserve the Holland language amid calls for English schooling. The writer, a proud Hollander, urges rights to language and culture while defending Holland Dutch amid wartime sentiment and urging bilingual education for commerce.
Stable care tips advise removing manure to cut fly breeding and using coal tar products and fish oil sprays. Horses should receive morning sponge baths, minor wounds treated with white lotion, and hoof care. clipping in spring improves work efficiency and may require night blankets.
Mrs F F Carpenter and her daughter Miss Freda left Thursday afternoon for Ostega Kansas to visit for a few weeks. G C Davis at Rock Island depot will travel to Des Moines to work as assistant chief dispatcher in the train dispatcher's office. Great Britain approves the peace treaty with Germany. The ratification bill passed Commons on the third reading by 163 to 4. an Irish question challenge by Joseph Devlin of Belfast failed.
More than 3,000,000 trade union women will be represented by delegates at the National Women's Trades Union convention to be held in Philadelphia this month. Congress failed to pass the daylight saving repeal bill over the president's veto last week and no further action is expected from this Congress. A bone dry Mexico plan will be discussed at the Anti Saloon League convention in Washington this week. An obituary quip notes a debt owed by the deceased.
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