Fragmented Salt Lake City Classified Fragments
A scrambled OCR listing from Salt Lake City business and service classifieds includes references to master cleaning, dyeing, typewriters, salt lake creamery, musical instruments, oldsmobile distributor, welding, stock stockings, vulcanizing, beauty products, bending corsets, embroidery, and many faded business names. The passage reads like a chaotic directory of vendors and services with partial addresses and vague offerings, typical of a newspaper classifieds page.
Rainy Day Savings Revisited in Candid Exchange
A reflective exchange questions prudent use of saved money. One speaker admits partial, not wholly appropriate spending, noting some watered stock investment as a misstep, while considering whether funds were allocated as intended. The dialogue hints at financial prudence and future caution.
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Itusion
Quick Action Sal Teacher of Inven Erudition
The fragment discusses a teacher of invention and erudition whose work is deplored as poor. It notes the profession being spurned when people learn what they earn and hints at a shift to a high paid mechanic, reflecting class and labor themes from a vintage periodical. The American Legion Weekly is cited in a garbled quote about lightening burdens and social perception.
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Sal
American Legion Weekly
Snow King Hosts Moonlit Party For Village Fairies
An illustrated tale describes Fairy Queen inviting all fairies gnomes elves and snow children to a two part evening in the village park. Snow King brings endless jewels, Moon and night lights illuminate the scene, and guests adorn themselves with sparkling jewels as dancing and laughter fill the snowy celebration.
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Ynenes
Harry, Fauretes
Jevjie
Ton
Mr. Moon
Keown
Snow
King Snow
Coe Crewe
Southern hog feeding study urges balanced rations for higher prices
A U S Department of Agriculture report notes southern hogs can fetch top prices when fed a balanced grain ration with peanuts and velvet beans. It cites 608 Mississippi hogs and twelve carloads from Tennessee, finishing well at Lincoln stockyards and yielding a record payment of 72417 dollars to a single patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Department of Agrculture
Te Burege
States Department of Agriculture
Mistlesipp
Tinolk
Towa
Conner- Hira
Tennessee
Siys
Bureau of Markets
Poultry Cackles Bulletin Highlights Early 19th Century Fowl Work
A United States Department of Agriculture prepared bulletin chronicles Sire Mo Lohrberg of Washington DC, starting poultry operations in spring 1820. In 11 months her flock of eight birds produced 1950 eggs and 90 chicks hatched from selling layers, with 20 raised as replacements, illustrating early farming techniques and gains in yield.
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United Staes Department of Agriculture
Mo Lohrberg
Taetrict
Columbia
Scouts Join Fire Departments to Aid Police and Fire Safety
In Stamford Connecticut boy scouts assist police in crowd control and inspect schools for fire safety measures. They report on exits alarms doors and extinguishers and practice rapid egress, with rank exams earning certificates signed by city fire officials. Similar programs spread to Blackstone Valley and Cordova Alaska to support local fire departments.
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Stamford
Conn
Bey Scouts
Ciie
Gres
Nike
Fire Marechal
All Blackstone Valley
Cordova
Alaska
Backyard flock yields eggs and lessons in poultry care
Mrs Lohberg, new to poultry, raised 88 dozen eggs from a backyard flock of Rhode Island Reds with Sthole stock and a standard rooster. She kept all eggs for family use, noting high feed costs and daily cleaning, tight disease prevention, and plans to store water glassed eggs for next season. She cites neighbors borrowing bulletins and credits Agriculture literature for guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mra Lohberg
Ale
Sthole Island
Department of Agriculture
Double Treatment Best For Herd Immunity
The article explains that serum treatment alone does not provide permanent immunity to hog cholera and is suitable only for short fattening periods. For farm herds, a double treatment using both virus and serum is necessary. Immunity comes from antibodies. exposing hogs to a mild virus dose followed by serum strengthens resistance.
Isolate All Show Animals From Return to Farm Fairs
Isolate all show animals when returned from fairs to the farm and segregate others recently purchased to ensure freedom from contagious diseases they may have been exposed to and protect the broader herd.
Vaccination Prospects for Hog Cholera Highlighted
Dr Tt Nesbitt president of the Clinical Veterinary Medical Association and Dr New BIH discuss hog cholera vaccination. They report double treatment can be effective when administered days to hours after birth and express optimism about results.
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Nesbitt
Clinaks Veterinary Medical Association
New Bih
Sanitary houses for hens urged by USDA experts
Bay specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture stress poultry house construction, air space, lighting, and ventilation. Regular cleaning aids mite and flea control, while vigorous, healthy fowls resist pests. sick or deformed birds should be removed promptly to prevent infestations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Don’t Force Breeding Hens For Winter Eggs
Many breeders push breeders to force for winter eggs and then face poor spring hatch. To get strong healthy chicks and large hatches, keep hens in good condition and avoid forcing heavy egg production.
Essentials of egg making for laying hens on range
The article discusses the elements hens need for waking health from summer range, noting that meat and fire are vitally necessary to tanking hea ing and can be supplied with lute the trodbte, to the tori of meat stray, and spewated only ps Stedined chivor.
Scout Rescue on Thin Ice Demonstrates Preparation
In Stottville New York last winter Kenneth MacPhail skated onto thin ice. Three friends followed and fell in but Emil Tegtmeller ordered restraint. They formed a human chain and extended a hockey stick enabling MacPhail to pull himself to safety. The incident is cited as a model of scout preparedness and cool headed action.
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Stottville
N. Y
Kenneth MacPhail
Emil Tegt- Mmelr
Emil
MacPhail
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims Strength Boost
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic for aging athletes and weakened kidneys. It includes testimonials from users like a father-in-law and mentions mail orders from Buffalo and San Francisco. The copy urges sending ten cents for a trial package.
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Dr. Pierce
All
Dr. Pier
Torah Hotel
Buffalo
San Francisco
Cal
Piercé
Tys
Jackson
Oakdale
Lawton Scouts Lead Forestry Seedling Drive
Scouts from Comanche County Oklahoma, guided by Wachita National Forest supervisor Frank Rush, receive a free nursery. The Lawton chamber funds stock and seedling distribution to county youth. Several thousand seedlings will be planted this spring in Oklahoma City and Wichita Falls.
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Boy Scouts
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Wachita National Forest
Frank Rush
Focal Chamber of Commerce
Lawton
Rust
Oklahoma City
Ruins
Okla
Wichita Falls
Texas
Lawton Scouts
Rush
Southwest
Pleasantville Scout Rescues Woman From Oncoming Train
John Hollings a 13 year old senior patrol leader from Pleasantville New Jersey saved a frightened woman on railroad tracks. She saw one train but did not notice the other until it was near. He sprang onto the track and dragged her to safety as an express thundered past only inches away.
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John Hollings
Pleasantville
N. J
Scouts Notes From Erle Pa Detailing Troop Activities
Scouting notes from Erle Pennsylvania describe local troop Troop No in Tritfa Livermore Burts Me and Lowville N with civic activities. Entries mention snow removal helpers, harvesting boys and supplying candy, alerting waste fare hoard, Terre Haute Tod visiting needy residents and bringing a new overcoat and oranges for those in need.
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Erle
Tritfa
Livermore Burts
Lone Xtreeta
Atlas
Lowville
Hydennia
Terre Haute
Tod
The Human Comptometer Mystery in a Kitchen Tale
A quirky exchange features Mrs Rocker Doe and Mrs Rocker No debating counting spoons versus counting cooks. The humorous vignette hints at household tasks and time pressure without a clear resolution.
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Rocker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salt Lake
Business Directory
Rencesten
Cleoe
Boyd P
Jewelers
Boyd Park
Sam Street
SEEDS
Pieter
Fogeler
Viadana
Vogeler Seed Company
Lou Ayia
Lea
Geral
Walamics Beauty PauLon
Satich
South Dain
Cleaneig
Dyerastiiy
Serview
Myers Cleaners & Dyers
Vareet Post
Tree
Tvimin
Anit
Auniples
Rety Mp Ow
A W. Men
Salt Lake Business College
Beve Fovhaling
Wntull Muytinns
Comuioaion
Tyre
Creamery
Smvele
Ball Lake City
Hata
Poe
Beeythe
Oldsmomile Distributore
Cara A Wycks
Hargamna Aml Tourasen
East Fourth Souls
Hume Morpital
Hallat Action
Western Hubber Sales Co
K Broadway
Bowmar Co
Brooke Arcade
Potter Welding & Repairing Co
South State
Business College
Beleul
Jefueiemey
Ad Comamercia
Kewnthea
Sale
Salt Lake Chy
Parsons
Mgmnellg
Mite
Fat Lake City
Utah
Glandard Fire Works
Jack Mn
Lal Binake
Molaat Wanner College
Savage CO
South Mala
Arteta
Fia
Inter Mountain Art CO
Beg
Chine Palsies
Atmon
George Fou
Tonlett
District of Columbia
Scouts
Rhode Island
Bult Dugai
Scouts For Forestry
State Street
New York
Thraces
Ea F. A. Cheney
Toledo Obie
Thives
Morslah
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