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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
8
Bank Bandits Shot by Villagers in Hadley Robbery
Three bandits were killed by villagers as they fled with a money bag from the Hadley bank on Wednesday afternoon. A fourth gang member was captured after a long chase when his sedan wrecked on logs hidden in the snow. Two villagers were wounded in the gun battle, and the stolen money of about $3,000 was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Rochester Clarion
Copper sulphate and nicotine reduce stomach worm infestation in sheep
Ohio experiment station results show copper sulphate treatment at weaning and monthly for four months cut infestation to 10 percent of untreated lambs. Nicotine sulphate reduced infestation to about 30 percent. Barn raised lambs fully fortified with four copper sulphate applications were worm free, while pasture-raised groups showed nodular disease in some. Treatments described with exact dosages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Barley Proves Excellent For Growing Fat Sheep
In a discussion on sheep feeding, barley is noted as nearly equal to corn for fattening lambs and older sheep when supplemented with hay and 10 percent meal. Rations vary with needs, including bran and barley, oil meal, and small lamb grain mixes. controls suggest careful limiting, with a creep trough for lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Frank Kleinheinz
Farmers urged to keep hog herds in condition
Chicago market expert Gilbert Gusler told Swine Feeders day at University farm in St. Paul Minnesota to stay with hogs, watch costs, and sell at lighter weights if needed. He cautioned against skippy hogs and predicted rising prices after winter runs with a possible $12 top in Chicago by next March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Gusler
Chicago
University Farm
St. Paul
Minn
Gusler
Mr. Gusler
Mange afflicts South Dakota hog farmers
Hog losses in South Dakota rise from mange as mangy hogs fetch lower market prices and fail to gain efficiently. A veterinarian from South Dakota State College recommends dipping or sprinkling with crude petroleum, twice, ten days apart. If using a dipping tank, fill two-thirds with water and eight to ten inches of solution on top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
South Dakota State College
Nye Confirmed in Senate Amid Farm and World Court Debate
Senator Borah reversed his stance and Nye was seated 41 to 89. The vote drew praise from many Democrats and radical Republicans as Nye, aligned against American adhesion to the world court, took the oath with Senator Frazier escorting him. The move sparked debate on state representation and the court’s role in peace efforts.
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Gerald P. Nye
Sortie
North Dakota
Ladd
Mr. Nye
Frazier
Dawes’ Daig
Nye
World Court
Senate
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