Purdue dairy demonstration night draws thousands to campus
More than 2,500 attendees from Lafayette and West Lafayette and dairy producers visited Purdue University for an annual dairy demonstration. Students organized and ran the show with full creamery operation, showcasing milk, cheese, butter, seeds for dairy cattle, miniature barn displays, bacteriological surveys, and dairy farm scenes.
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Aise
Lafayette
West Lafayette
Indiana
Purdue University
Kidney trouble warning for American men and women
The article warns that high fat rich foods cause kidney trouble and uric acid buildup. It promotes a home remedy using four ounces of Jad Salts mixed with water as a daily morning drink to flush kidneys and ease bladder issues, claiming safety and affordability.
No surplus of wheat in the United States
Wheat stocks in the United States on January 1, 1921 are estimated at 320,060,000 bushels, about 40 percent of the July 1, 1920 total, with roughly 250,000,000 bushels available for export and domestic use from January to July 1921 after carryover. The figures exclude flour stocks and imports and show no surplus.
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United
Bureau of Markets
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Delaware Governor Joins American Farm Bureau Federation
Governor William D. Denny of Delaware joined the American Farm Bureau Federation as his first act after inauguration. He resides on a farm near Dover. President J R Howard wired greetings praising the governor as the first Delaware farmer to join the federation.
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William D. Denny
Delaware
Farm Bureau
Dover
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers Praise Leader's Efforts in Blue Hen State
A public tribute extols a standout farmer whose example inspires peers across Delaware. The speaker urges fellow Blue Hen State farmers to emulate the achievement, praising the leader's diligence and impact.
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America
Farmers’ Association drives be hopeful in Warrick County
South Ohio Township in Warrick County reports 90 percent farmer enrollment in the Farmers Association. They purchased 300 tons of limestone fertilizer and supplies last year. At a recent meeting they adopted a 1221 program with County Agent Heelcomb, including fertilizer tests on corn and potatoes, herd culling, orchard renovation, tuberculin testing, and hogging off demonstrations. Local units are urged to actively lead and start local work. Local and national offices back the movement, but reach depends on local leaders.
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South Ohio Township
Warrick County
Farmers’ Association
tHeelcomb
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Otto D south deceased to appear in Grant Circuit Court Marion Indiana on April 9 1921 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness Clerk S A Connelly Clerk of Grant Circuit Court March 15 1921
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Otto D. South
Marion
Whiana
S. A. Connelly
Grant Circuit Court
Auirch
Infant Enid Gwyneeth Woodard dies at age 1
Obituary notes Enid Gwyneeth Woodard daughter of Oren and Elsie Cruse Woodard born July 2 1912 died March 9 1921 aged 1 year 7 days. Funeral held at Van Buren M E church with Rev J O Campbell in charge. Burial in Van Buren cemetery. Out of town mourners listed from Toccia Ind Chicago Frankfort Marion Up Land Gas City Sullivan Warren.
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Enid Gwyneeth
Oren
Elsie Cruse- Woodard
Omer
Enid
M. E. Church
van Buren
J. O. Campbell
Little Enid Woodard
Don Blue
Toccia
Ind
E. Holbrook
Chicago
Calvin Perdue
Frankfort
Charles Sherren
Marion
A. C. Fisherbrook
A. J. Atkinson
Hazel
Upland
James Atkinson
Lewis Atkinson
Gas City
Robert Cruse
Sullivan
Jennie A. Wyat
Mary Alexander
Warren
Dangers of Colds From a Cold to Serious Diseases
A period advertisement warns that serious illnesses follow colds such as influenza pneumonia tuberculosis diphtheria scarlet fever whooping cough and measles. It urges quick relief and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a cure for bad colds.
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Celtie
Chamberlain
Germany Must Remember Bismarck Set Indemnity Fashion
A brief editorial note in the St. Paul Press emphasizes that Bismarck established the standard for indemnities, urging Germany to recall this historical precedent. The remark frames indemnity as a lasting policy influence tied to Bismarck’s era.
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Germany
Bismarck
St. Paul Press
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Promote Constitutional Health
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally to reach the disease through the bloodstream. It was prescribed by a top physician and is made from a blend of ingredients to purify the blood and relieve catarrhal conditions. Testimonials are available by sending for details and samples.
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Osre
F. Z. Cheney &Co
Frops
Soledu
A. Mruggists
Res. Hall
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United States
Gorn Planter
Hayes
van Buren Hardware CO
Ned Conwiell
Suimmer
Fagle Dye Works
West Fifth St
Eagle “Wikado
Engel We
General Nee
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Grant County
Nelson, Fraizer & DePoy News-Eagle Office
Abet
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