Missouri Farmers Week at Missouri College Begins January 17
The College of Agriculture University of Missouri in Columbia hosts the annual Farmers Week with the Missouri State Board of Agriculture and Rural Life Conference. Noted speakers include Edmund des Brunner and Mrs Jesse Fields Shambaugh, plus Dr Moses Breeze from Ohio State University. A banquet closes the opening events on January 22 with a free program forthcoming.
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Missouri
THE
College OF Agriculture
Columbia
Dean F . Mumford
College of Agrculture
University of Missouri
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Dean Mumford
Farm Bureau Federation
Rural Life Conference
Edmund Des Brunner
United States
Jesse Fields Shambaugh
Page County
Shambaugh
Moses
Breeze
Ohio State University
Green City businessmen sue over damages after barber shop assault
John W Clapp sues Perry Shoop and Henry Martin for 20000 dollars as Beverly A Bozarth reports an August 14 incident in Greencastle where Shoop and Martin assaulted patrons, broke a window and chairs. Sheriff from Milan arrives. defendants arraigned and fined for disturbing the peace.
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John W Clapp
Perry Shoop
Henry Martin
Beverly A Bozarth
Fred Overstreet
Greencastle
Shoop
Martin
Milan
High Class Horses Needed for American Farms
The United States Department of Agriculture experts warn that a decline in mares bred and a shrinking stallion pool threaten future work horse supplies. Farmers race to use up stock without planning, risking a serious shortage of good horses in the coming years.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Acer
Hgriculture
Heraes
Truck Farm Costs and Rural Distribution of Petroleum
At seeding time he hauls seed to the field and at harvest hauls grain potatoes and produce to market. Distance allows better prices and year round he moves livestock and poultry, reducing shrinkage. The motor truck proves profitable and vital for rural distribution in Standard Oil Indiana states, bread-basket of the nation.
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Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Hese
Middle West
Tuberculosis Devastates Cattle In Federal Condemnations
Bureau of Animal Industry data show 00,547 cattle condemned postmortem. 37,600 due to tuberculosis and 43,651 other parts condemned for the same disease. Tuberculosis and hog cholera are the two most serious meat animal diseases, with large losses at farms and inspected plants. The Agriculture Department offers guidance to reduce losses.
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Tore Cattie
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Immunization Boosts Hog Reshipment to Farms
The federal drive to control hog cholera notes a record rise in swine immunized for non slaughter reshipment. The Bureau of Animal Industry reports 614,673 feed hogs immunized, marking a sharp year over year increase. The aim is to permit safe movement to farms and feed yards for further growth or fattening.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Quarantine Tight on Imported Sheep Dogs Over Gid Tapeworm
Federal quarantine targets imported sheep dogs due to gid tapeworm risk to livestock. U.S. Department of Agriculture inspected 131 dogs and found 60 infested with parasites. Twenty two showed tapeworms. expelled by treatment were deemed dangerous to livestock.
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United States Deport of Agriculture
Sunday Congregation and Social Visits Across Local Towns
Happy Hollow residents visited Herbert Scott's on Sunday. Unionville M E church members attended a Sunday meeting. Família Minear spent the weekend at John Bradshaw's home. Martinstown hosted a Sunday night gathering. Woolever, Wilson, and Bradshaw families shared dinner at Harper Mullenix's. A Baptist church union service was planned at Hartford. Rev. George Williams preached at West Liberty church.
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Mra Frank
Bessie Willett
Reva
Herbert Scott
Claudie Brasfield
George Shelton
Unionville
Fon Minear
John Bradshaw
Bertha Lawson
Mary Crooks
Martinstown
Russell Woolever
Myron
Nilon Wilson
James
Bradshaw
Harper Mullenix
Baptist Church
Hartford
Poprine Nien
Ted
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Peggy
Green
Dad
le Rey
N. Y
Green Ctfy Sved
Kane
General Gates
Morgan Farm
Middlebury, Vt
Ard Oil Company
Donse Bromhers
Berry Motor Co
Unionville, Missouri
Happy Hollow
George Williams
Centerville
Weste Liberty Church
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N. GC
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