Food inspectors target dirty grog shops nationwide
State officials push sanitation across stores selling food as inspectors note dusty shelves dirt and vermin underlines. Cooperation from women’s clubs and civic groups drives merchants to clean up while frequent customer scrutiny keeps unclean shops in sight and at risk of loss of trade.
Chamberlain's Tablets cited as top remedy for stomach trouble
Stomach troubles and constipation are touted with praise from Wellsburg NY druggist S H Murphy who calls Chamberlain's Tablets the most satisfactory remedy after thirty four years in the business. Mrs Nellie Hiatt and children visited the Vance Wallace home while Mr and Mrs L P Pickett hosted Mr and Mrs Gregg Timmons at dinner Sunday.
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Chamberlain
H. Murphy
Wellsburg
N. Y
Nellie Hiatt
Vance Wallace
L. P. Pickett
Gregg Timmons
Sarah Hadley
John Rigby
Mary Linton
Ilo
Ione Pritsch
Indianapolis
John Cottrell
Ed Thistlethwaite
John
Washington
Louisiana
Charles Thistlethwaite
Lova Underwood
G. W. Drake
Bert Parr
C. E. Couch
Cecil Louks
Isaac Williams
Jacob Oberleas
Wic Jay
W. J. Eberwein
Mars
Veeil McCarty
Bertha Harvey
Erwin Cox
Esther Qrr
Oris Kercheval
Albert Stephenson
Whitestown
Ben Mabrey
John Haines
Thomas Cobb
Geo. Rawlings
Owen Sutton
Robert Hicks
Ross Hinshaw
Hiram Teter
George Fox
Elwood
Leroy Shaw
Joyce McMath
J. J. Warburton
Elizaville
George Goodnight
Chas. McKinney
Bernad McKenzie
L. E. Heaps
Muncie
W. G. Leap
Carl Holmes
Amos Leap
Purpose of staging animals and care in dairy housing
The article argues ventilation and sunlight are essential in barns while protecting from weather. It notes that overly airtight basements harm vigor and milk yield, highlights clean calving conditions and proper cleansing of milk vessels, and warns against excessive confinement without fresh air. Classified ads follow.
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W. K. Brainard
Hoard
Corn Belt
King
Dairy lore and silo care for higher milk yield
Dipping staves in hot creosote lengthens silo life. A ten foot silo feeds thirteen cows at forty pounds daily by removing two inches from the surface. Holstein breeders reach 8000 to 10000 pounds milk per cow yearly as ideal. Nebraska dairy wealth reached 40000000 in 1915 per Harman. Bedding straw or litter improves dairy barns regardless of floor type.
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Harman
Nebraska
Market prices mix in livestock and grain reports
A batch of commodity and livestock quotes from Indianapolis Chicago and Buffalo lists hogs calves cattle and sheep with tops around 10.10 to 10.25 and gains 5 to 15 cents. Grain lines show wheat 95 cents corn 1.00 oats 10 cents with assorted per hundred weight and bushel quotes. Also advertised are carbon paper sheets and a state edition newspaper subscription offer.
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Chicago
Buffalo
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