Poultry Tuberculosis Eradication Plan Outlined
State and Federal officials will lead a two tier eradication drive to eliminate fowl tuberculosis in poultry flocks, with extensive public information and intensive area work in targeted Midwestern states. The plan relies on vaccination, postmortem checks, and flock management records, with cooperative support from veterinarians, hatcheries, and industry groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caventh
St. Paul
Minn
Midwestern
Department of Agrinlture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
A. E. Wight
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
Kitchen Gossip Stuffed Dates Make Delightful Gift
A vintage column suggests creating a personal travel send off basket with handmade goodies for departing friends. It advises avoiding store bought items and emphasizes a thoughtful, homemade assortment to mark journeys by sea land or air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Brazil
Sheep and Wool Outlook Indicates Flock Reduction
The midsummer outlook from the U S Department of Agriculture foresees a notable drop in sheep numbers over the next two to three years. Lamb production remains high but poor range may push western sheepmen to market more lambs and retain fewer ewe lambs for breeding. Unfinished lambs in western markets are expected above average, while the Corn Belt anticipates more feeder lambs, boosting early winter lamb supplies. Colorado and western Nebraska face reduced local feed supplies as lambs head to late winter and spring markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economica
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Colorado
Nebraska
Farmers Organizations Fight Rate Rise At Hearings
Farmers groups led by the National Grange and American Farm Bureau Federation vow to block a 15 percent freight rate increase sought by railroads. Louis J. Taber argues wheat prices and shipping costs show higher rates hurt farmers, noting domestic and export differentials. Railroads may see a shift to trucks and waterways as hearings begin in Washington and resume August 31 for cross-examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Louis J. Taber
Ohio
National
Orange
wruWwers
Wut i & Quertion
Taber
Kansas
Oklahoma
Topeka
Kans
Galveston
Texas
New York
Interstate Commerce Com-t
Jokes About Aging and Family Struggles Carded
A humorous exchange about aging and social rivalry. A child jokes about a father singing the baby to sleep while the child pretends to be asleep. The dialogue references trying to please others and outdoing neighbors in daily life.
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Bow Voyage
United States
O. A. Kinsel
Naprapath
Base
St. Morrison, Ilinois
P. Hall Morrison
Ilinois
Ocaeo
Rooow!’S Tire & Accessory Store
Goodyear Tires Shell Service Station
Roy M. Johnston
Morrison
Mac Gilvray
Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
The
Bob Steele
R. A. Reynolds
R. A. Reynolds, Jr
Roy Hammer
Janet Gaynor
Long Legs
Constance Bennett
America
Capitol Theatre
Morrison Dry Goods Company
Morrison, Ilinois
Alice M. Stone
Alice C. Blodgett
Insurance Agency
R. H. Lester
H. L. Pettitt
West End
Whiteside County
Potter Bros
Albany Garden Plain
Thomson
Argo FA
Fostoria
Unionville Flour and Grist Mill
Dixie OL & Gas
Firman
Uinois
Carrol! and
Whiteside County Homes
Garrett J. Stevenberg
Illinois
Ask Review
Whiteside County Fair
Mueller
Stralow Hardware
Majestic Cafe
J. A. Marshal
H. J. Ludens
L. O& Woods
Chevrolet
Sales—Services
Donichy
Rew
Seca Fountain School
AQOES
Jka
Supy
A. E. Sauer
Beveroth
Texaco
Texaco Ethyl
Smaltz Bros. Morrison—Fulton Plumbing——Heating Century
Morrison Sanitarium
William Maurits
Barnum
International Photographers’ Association
Clyde Groharing
Larch St
Morrison, Fil
Lincolnway Cafe
DR. M. R. Nelson
Poeteson Garage
Boyd's Drug Store
Morrison State Bank
Sandrock
Morrison, Illinois
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