Beware of Unclean Milk Warned by U S Agriculture
The U S Department of Agriculture warns housewives during hot weather that milk can easily become contaminated after delivery. Prompt refrigeration is urged, with tips on keeping bottles clean, using ice boxes, and preventing odor transfer from onions. Do not bring bottles into sick rooms, and keep bottles covered or in their original containers. Community cooperation and careful home practices are stressed to maintain milk purity.
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Board of Health
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Oilstones and Scythe Stones Production in 1913
According to Frank J. Katz of the United States Geological Survey total US oilstones and scythe stones production in 1913 was 207 352 dollars, down 24 866 from 1912. Oilstones were produced mainly in Arkansas Indiana Ohio and Kentucky with Arkansas leading for years while New Hampshire led scythestone output with contributions from Vermont Ohio and Michigan.
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United States
Frank J. Katz
United States Geological Survey
Arkansas
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
New Hampshire
Vermont
Michigan
Fort Smiths Postmaster Named After bitter contest
In Fort Smith Arkansas on June 28 W J Johnson long time mayor and noted politician was named postmaster of Fort Smith The appointment ends a months long contest The same period saw John H Parker sheriff of Ouachita County chosen United States Marshal for Western Arkansas over Johnson
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Fort Smith
Ark
W. J. Johnson
Johnston
Western Arkansas
John H. Parker
Ouachita County
Veterans Rendezvous Called at Serepta Springs in July 1914
Notice orders veterans to assemble at Serepta Springs on July 23 1914 at noon sharp. Report with cooked rations and blank ete. Welcome address by Luther Orwell and response by C M Hist 8 Jones. Commander J A Bailey adjutant.
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Serepta Springs
Luther Orwell
C. M. Hist
Jones
J. A. Bailey
Act No 3 Publicity for Railroads Urged by Arkansas Shippers
Shippers urge relief through Act No 3 to publish all general railroad commission orders in one newspaper per county. They warn lack of public notice harms new industries and commerce. The piece argues for balanced information from both sides in disputes and cites the Publicity Act to inform citizens ahead of September 14 vote.
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Arkansas
State of Arkansas
State Railway Commission
Railway Commission
Arkansas Railway Commission
Railroad Commission
Forecast of warm fair weather across the nation this week
Washington notes the Weather Bureau bulletin predicts fair and warm conditions for most of the country in the first half of the coming week with showers expected only in New England and the Middle Atlantic states. West of the Rockies to the Ohio Valley will see generally fair weather and rising temperatures by midweek, with the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and Lakes region enjoying moderate temperatures.
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Middle Atlantic States
New England
South Atlantic States
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Central Plains
Southwest
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Upper Mississippi
Lakes Region
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