Pullman Company Offers College Scholarships
The Pullman Company announces annual scholarships of 270 dollars each for twenty agricultural college teams showing efficiency in International Live Stock Exposition contests. A revolving fund of 5,000 dollars will be administered by trustees and loaned to students, with repayment to finance future awards.
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Pullman Company
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Pullman Company Fund
Agricultural Colleges of America
The
International
United States
Canada
Minnesota
Joint memorial service set for former President Wilson
The House approved a resolution scheduling a joint memorial service with the Senate for former President Woodrow Wilson on Monday December 15. Committees were named to organize arrangements for both chambers.
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House of Representatives
House
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Hens require a complete ration for winter laying
A study from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station outlines four essentials for a complete poultry ration: grain and grain by products for energy, meat meal or milk proteins for growth, bone meal and minerals, and vitamins from grains and green feed. It notes that missing any part leads to nutritional failure and recommends a mix of scratch feed and dry mash, plus generous green food, grit, oyster shells, and ample water, with additional grain in extreme cold.
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Dd. C Kennard
Imal
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Fertilizers Boost Yields More On Poor Land Say Ohio Tests
Ohio Experiment Station results show larger crop gains from acid phosphate and complete fertilizer on thinner land than on rich soils. On Wooster and Paulding County plots, unfertilized values rose to 1979 and 750 respectively with fertilizers. manure and phosphate yielded up to 3929 and 3616. On Clermont farm, richer soil saw smaller per acre increases overall.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Clermont
Hie
Paulding County
Wooster College Extends Holiday Recess to January 6
Wooster Ohio December 8 The holiday recess at Wooster College will last until January 6 This is the longest recess ever given at Wooster College for the holidays.
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Wooster
Ohio
Wooster College
Soybean Hay Proves Useful For Ohio State University Herds
Dairy cattle at Ohio State University show strong performance on soybean hay, used as alfalfa substitute for high test cows and heifers. Early year test results will be announced. initial winter results praise palatability and production. A formal comparison with alfalfa hay is underway using 18 yearling heifers split into two groups.
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Ohio State University
Cifford T Contin
Department of Animal Husbandry
Liberal feeding dairy cows boosts profits in Ohio study
An Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station report shows liberal feeding raises milk output and butterfat. Cows on heavy rations produced about 140 percent more milk and 168 pounds fat, with higher feed costs offset by greater returns and profits.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Staton
Mit
Sas Norking
He Owstra Dahor
What Christmas Seals Support in Health Campaign
The text notes that Christmas seal sales exceeding 30 million dollars funded 609 hospitals and national facilities with 704090 beds, 969 nurses, and prevention programs. It highlights health camps, preventoria, outdoor schools, and widespread public outreach, including lectures and exhibits, aiding mothers, children, and tuberculosis prevention efforts.
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Natoria
Toa
Heven
Taucht Rood
Ohio
Cristinne Seaew
United States
Wales
Campaign Urges Use of Christmas Not Xmas
A cultural notice argues against abbreviating Christmas as Xmas. It emphasizes spelling the full word to honor the day Christ was born and to convey the intended significance of the holiday.
Paroled Local Teens After Auto Theft Case
Denzle Gorby and George Workman have been paroled to the Lancaster state school after transfers from Wayne County Com mon Pleas to the juvenile court. Judge Crow set bond at 500 dollars. Judge Jones heard the case, sentenced the boys, and placed them on parole for good behavior. The youths have returned home and are urged to learn from the experience.
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Denzle Gorby
George Workman
Grand Jury
Shackleford
Judge Crow
Common Pleas
Wayne County
Judg
Jones
Crow
Lancaster
Christmas Shopping Help at Fourth Floor Near Post Office
An assortment is brought to the Fourth Floor near the post office offering aids for Christmas shopping. Early shopping is urged as most satisfactory and convenient for customers seeking gifts.
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