Percentage of De Laval Cream Separators Dominates
Three investigations from Purdue Cornell Penn State Ohio and Tennessee show De Laval leads in use. A survey across major states reports 50.09 percent using De Laval, 16.8 percent for the nearest competitor. Minnesota dairy testing also indicates a clear separator preference.
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New York
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Ohio
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Tennessee Farmer
de Lival
JER
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de Laval
Fann Suveey
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Abandoned children aided as state enforces prohibitions
Jewell resident Claud V Campbell reports three abused youngsters from Monolatn to Jewell cared for after their mother abandoned them in Honahau. Luther Granby near Jewell assumes guardianship as the Salvation Army arranges travel for the minors. Prohibition enforcement yields $34,010.75 in penalties from 65 arrests and assets seized, with extensive liquor confiscations and mash destroyed. Auto registrations rise statewide, with Polk County over 26,000 vehicles. A bank deposits program for Lions City students shows $24,400 saved in 30 months. Government liens and a new special tax on motor vehicles are described, plus tax and rail regulatory measures and planned highway oversight starting July 4.
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Jewell
Hamilton County
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Monolatn
Jewel
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Eisoo
Franklin Granby
Luther Granby
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Honahau
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Iowa
Notice in Probate in Sioux County Iowa
Notice to whom it may concern appears in Grange City Sioux County Iowa on May 29 1924 for probate of instrument alleged to be the last will and testament of Anus Olson Oakland of Biows County Town deceased. The court will hear evidence and decide the validity of the instrument. Dated May 19 1933. Clerk of the District Court. Attorney for estate.
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Grange City
Sioux County
Towa
Anus Olson
Oakland
Biows County
Prubath
Hamad
A. Dy
Rootsman and a Jew in London Tit-Bits Record
A fragment from London Tit-Bits notes a scene involving a Rootsman and a Jew aboard a vessel. A medical response questions how to account for a partner and a watcher described in the faded text.
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London
fragmentary Home Economy notice sparks shopping humor
A garbled text fragment shows a humorous barter style exchange about household goods and possible sales. The dialogue mentions a lungalow and Indy out to Bea pie with a playful tone suggesting casual bargain chatter and unspecified items on hand.
Fragmentary editorial clash over a contributor
The excerpt shows a disputed exchange between a would be contributor and an editor. The contributor clings to a claim of factual basis while the editor accuses self flattery and both use stilted phrasing. The dialogue hints at a tension between ambition and editorial control.
Fragmented dialogue hints at marital strain and fears of divorce
The text presents a troubled exchange where Grubaon worries about taking his wife to Gle and Muste Khor. Gibon responds with hesitance, fearing suspicion and the risk of a divorce if he acts or if implied infidelity rises.
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Grubaon
Fragmented Studying of a Dinner Table Pranks
A mangled OCR passage hints at a family scene with a minister present and a child named Dicky making a witty remark about supper. The text includes Irish surnames and a misheard prayer line. It seems to recount a humorous or chaotic domestic moment surrounding a meal.
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Elyie
Spinister
Pak
Dicky
The Original Touch Exhibit Prompts Mixed Reactions
An odd exhibition titled The Original Touch draws attention with mixed reviews. Critics note blurred messages and unclear aims as visitors see works described as original yet echo familiar themes.
Yahuls tot stromety inky alibi questioned
Fragmentary text mentions an alibi and an individual named Yahuls with unclear context, suggesting a legal or investigative note. Readable parts point to a contested alibi or account requiring verification. Names and specifics are limited in the surviving fragment.
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Ld Fon
Notice of Estate of Solin Callinan Deceased
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested that on the 7th day of May 1620 the undersigned was appointed by the District Court of Sions County, Iowa Executor of the estate of Solin Callinan, deceased in said county. All persons indebted must pay to the undersigned and those having claims must present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance. LOM CULGINAN, Attorney for Estate.
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Disks Goard
Sions
Taw
Solin Callinan
Towa
Adleriks Remedy Claim Against Poison From Digestion
An advertisement hawks Adleriks and related ingredients as a cure for dizziness and faintness after meals, claiming undigested food poisons the body and that the bark and glycerine expel poisons from both bowels. It asserts protection against appendicitis and promotes the product as a universal antidote.
Chamberlain's Tiniment Eases Back Pain Says Brockport Reader
A Brockport, Minnesota resident writes that Chamberlain's Tiniment cured lumbago last summer after her back-rendering pain left her unable to turn. She applied the remedy and reports quick relief and recovery.
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Brockport
Chasherlain
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