Indiana Farmers Oppose Government Rail Ownership
Indiana farmers reject government ownership of railroads and oppose strike methods for settling disputes. They favor returning railroads to private control under regulation and support an industrial commission to settle labor issues. John G. Brown of the Indiana Federation of Farmers' Associations sent the telegram to J. R. Howard of the American Farm Bureau Association, stating the sentiment.
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Indianapolis
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Indiana
John G. Brown
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Association
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Association
Howard
Indiana Federation
Brown
The Cow and the Fountain of Youth
A farmer editorial extols cows as a vital dairy source, arguing milk sustains health and youth. It laments wartime dairy shortages and calls on Illinois to help meet the need.
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Illinois
Winter Eggs Most Desired For Spring Supplies
The article states that almost any pullet or old hen will lay in spring but emphasizes early hatched pullets for winter egg production. It notes that any pullet or old hen can lay during spring, yet reliance should be on early hatched birds to ensure winter eggs.
American railroads must grow to keep world leadership
The piece argues American railroads, praised by veterans who saw Europe, have built world standards through public service and bold investment. To meet rising US commerce they require billions for tracks, stations, trains, power, signals and safety while offering fair rewards to capital managers and workers. Information available from The Association of Railway Executives, 61 Broadway, New York.
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England
France
Europe
United States
The
Association of Railway Executives
Broadway
New York
Indiana Wheat Planting Falls 32 Percent Amid Drought
Indiana farmers planted 1,960,000 acres of wheat this fall, 32 percent below last year’s 2,282,000, a shortfall of about 922,000 acres. Rye acreage fell 10 percent to 38,000 acres, overall condition average, early sown wheat Hessian fly damaged, drought and wet weather delayed harvest and plowing, farm wages and wood consumption reported.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Quarantine Advice for Colds and Cough Remedy
The text urges strict isolation for those with a cold to prevent spread, comparing contagion to measles. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective cure and claims quicker relief reduces danger, highlighting cold treatment as essential preventive practice.
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Chamberlain
Best Food to Fatten Fowl for Profitable Gains
Mixed grains including oats and ground corn fatten fowl of any age better than a single feed. Buckwheat and wheat add variety but less fattening. Skim milk enhances color and flavor of meat. Barred Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds and Wyandottes gain fastest, about one to one and a half pounds in three weeks with these rations.
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Plymouth
Do You Enjoy Your Meals
Advice urges enjoying meals and avoiding indigestion through moderation and thorough chewing. It recommends five hours between meals and taking Cham berlain's Tablets after supper to make meals a real pleasure.
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Chamberlain
Real Estate Refers Readers to Ted Boxell
Nelson-DePoy Real Estate Service directs all inquiries to Ted Boxell for property matters.
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Nelson-DePoy Real Estate Service
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Ted Boxell
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Breedlove Brothers
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van Buren, Ind
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van Buren Hardware Co
T. c. Pike
W.c. Boos
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