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Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1919

Page

6

Effective Measures For Preventing Erosion Of Farm Land

The article outlines erosion costs to U.S. farmers, causes, and remedies. It explains that water movement, soil permeability, vegetation cover, and contour plowing reduce erosion. Recommended practices include deep plowing, adding organic matter, tile drainage, cover crops, and building level contour lines to slow water flow.

Boll Weevil Loses Ground In 1918 Cotton Belt

Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture. The boll weevil reduced infested territory by 30,500 square miles in 1918, with losses in Texas Oklahoma Tennessee and Alabama and gains in Florida South Carolina Georgia and New Mexico. The pest reached the Pecos Valley in New Mexico and the Sea Islands belt remains largely infested. In beef cattle improvement focus on high value cuts and selection of breeding stock.

United States Department of Avriculture Cotton Belt United States Texas Oklahoma Tennessee Alabama Florida South Carolina Georgia New Mexico Pecos United States Department of Agriculture

System of Sheep Farming Balances Wool and Mutton

A continued successful sheep farming system must consider both wool and mutton. Depending on conditions, management, and markets, either product may be emphasized to fit local strengths and practices.

United States Department of Agriculture

Milk yield breed conflict limits dual-purpose cattle

The article argues that the animal suited for large milk production differs from beef cattle, making it impossible to create a single breed that excels in both dairy and beef traits. It notes the functional distinction hinders a superior dual-purpose animal.

United States Department of Agriculture

Better Chickens In South Presence Of Improved Stock

A USDA poultry specialist reports growing interest in better stock across Alabama Florida Mississippi and Texas. South advantages include a mild climate year round green feed and cheaper housing while challenges include pests low egg prices and seasonal tourism affecting egg markets. He notes heavier birds can match or beat leghorns and warns newcomers to start small and scale up as they learn local conditions.

United States Department of Agriculture South Alabama Louisiana Mississippi Texas Memphis St. Louis New York Florida

White shelled egg laying chicken breeds scarce for meat

White shelled egg layers from the Mediterranean include Leghorn Minorca Ancona Andalusian. These egg breeds are bred primarily for egg production rather than meat. They are typically careful and nonprolific in growth compared with dual purpose birds.

United States Department of Agriculture Minorca Ancona

More Corn Per Acre Than More Acres Will Decide Profit

Agricultural guidance argues corn profits hinge on crop density, not acreage. It outlines cultivation depths, timing, and mulch practices to control weeds, conserve moisture, and reduce damage from pests, urging shallow, frequent tillage once plants are established.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture

Peter Gnome Announces Cave Warming Dinner Tale

In a whimsical tale, Peter Gnome plans a cave warming party to celebrate moving into a new cave home. The gathering includes brownies elves and the Bovey family as he explains the cave will host meetings and dinners on two stone tables with treats and gifts. The Giant learns to voice hurt and forgiveness, while Witty Witch praises honest communication.

Peter Ghone Mr. Grant Witch Peter Gnome Aod Bovey Mr Giant Witty Witch Ell Mr. Giant Tani

Soldiers Return to Farms After Army Discharges

Department of Agriculture surveys in Army camps show most farmers discharged return to farming. In a Virginia camp, 98.2 percent of discharged farm workers planned to rejoin the farms in April. Similar trends appeared at Camp Gordon Georgia and another camp, with the majority choosing farm work over industry.

Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture Department Virginia Camp Gordon Georgia

Gardening Advice On Manure And Tomato Training

Practical notes emphasize spraying when possible and keeping a small well maintained garden over a neglected large one. Spread manure early if crops are planted late, and stake trained tomatoes for better color and size. Store cereals dry and well lighted for best preservation.

I Wanted Woman to Mangler Advised by Boston Transcript

A cryptic phrase from the Boston Transcript hints at a lurid admission or plan involving a woman and a supposed mangling act. The brief item leaves unclear details about persons or events.

Boston Transcript

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