Defense Act and national mobilization plan outlined
The article discusses the National Defense Act and industrial mobilization as key to national security. It explains the need for modern equipment, training, and preparedness across industries, plus a test of readiness on Master Day July 40 1925. It also reviews past wars showing gaps in preparation and outlines training camps and contests for youth with age-based sections and entry details.
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Andustry
War Department
Rapid Industria Oriolasstien
United States
Washington
Valle
Forge
Havana
Artiller
Iter
Militars Traiming Ps
Low Fos Wits
He Cinte States
Ose
Kissint
Surface Cooler Best For Quick Milk Cooling
Fahrenheit standards in New Brunswick dairy science stress surface cooling as the fastest method to reach near water temperature. Milk is layered over a cool external surface while cold water circulates inside, enabling rapid chilling to within a few degrees of the cooling medium. Precooling halves ice needs, and strict sanitation with clean utensils and cows reduces bacterial growth.
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F. C. Button
New Jersey College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Cows Swallow All Sorts of Dangerous Objects
A chaotic report describes cows ingesting hazards from clothing to nails and staples. It warns that swallowing metal and sharp items can cause serious injury or death, with cases noting injuries to cows and potential fatal outcomes.
Diary Cow Diet Sparks Caution Over Turnips For Milk Quality
Farmers warn diary producers to avoid feeding cows turnips and cabbage like turnips or catabogus after milking as it can affect milk flavor and butter quality. Some creameries urge patrons to skip such feeds to maintain high standards and prevent unwanted tastes in dairy products.
Dairy Cattle Care and Herd Improvement Tips
Dairy notes from Pennsylvania State College stress clean premises and manure removal to destroy breeding grounds for pests. They advise removing cows three hours before milking to reduce odors, reseeding pastures with Bermuda or lespedeza, and selecting a suitable herd sire to boost dairy success.
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Pennsylvania State College
Senator Warns of Too Many Laws Amid Public Adjustment
In Missouri a new reform group voices caution about an excess of statutes. The speaker argues the country would face fewer laws if it avoided broad constitutional violations and overreach in legislative actions.
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Missouri
Local newspaper defends civic role and independence
The local newspaper is described as the heart of the community boosting town progress and prosperity. It argues for independence from business interests, highlighting its moral stance, service to readers, and ongoing community support.
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Lee
Metropoite
Metro Daily
Essen
Osters
Tts
Loca
Asis
Ocal
Missolre Farm Urged To Plant Emergency Hay Crop
A fragmented text notes urged actions for Missolre Farm and estate planters to plant an emergency hay crop. Mentions pasture needs, high temperatures, and alfalfa as a potential forage, with references to seed rankings and regional conditions.
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Troy
Missouri Road Work Progress Across State Highway System
Report shows 640 miles in Missouri’s state highway system completed to date with 3853 miles funded at over 52.9 million dollars. Surfacing accounts for 1859 miles costing about 3.095 million and nearly 2000 miles graded for surfacing at about 17 million dollars. On cost total reach nearly 53 million with 3900 badges marking completion. Missouri advances toward a hard surfaced, expansive road network.
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Missour
Missouri
Work Completion Report on Haner Case
The document outlines progress on the Haner case with emphasis on timely completion of the work. It notes consistent efforts across teams and clarifies milestones and expected completion timelines.
Probate notices list administration claims in Putnam county Missouri
Public notices warn creditors and claimants of estates in Putnam county Missouri. Letters of administration and executorship granted on several estates including Wells, Hill, Swiger, Allen, and Wells families with six month exhibit periods and one year bar for unfiled claims.
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Anddreigres
Proudwate
Fulham
Missouri
Sieh
Ear Wells
Albert Wells
Probate Court
Putnam County
Luther H Hills
Zaid Isttera
Jasper N Swiger
Charlies J Allen
Prebate Court
Albert W
Mierourt
Pall Op
Do You Remember Answer to Last Week Picture
Editor notes an old uncredited picture awaiting owner identification. A cut from the print may be requested at the owner's cost, and the newspaper holds the image for claim.
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G. W Summers
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