Soybeans dominate US crops amid record output
The government reports 64,021,000 bushels of soybeans produced in the United States this year, a record. Prices have stayed high due to strong demand for soybean oil and meal, which accounts for about 98 percent of crushed soybeans. Central west states lead production, with oilmeal consumption by livestock and poultry far surpassing ten years ago. Industrial uses for soybeans advance as researchers at Urbana and university extensions improve crop varieties suited to local soils and climates.
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United States
Central West
Federal Soybean Laboratory
Urbana, Ill
Plea for Strict Traffic Law Enforcement and Courts
A column argues for sane enforcement of traffic laws with more police on highways and streets and judges who recognize the danger of reckless driving. The writer cites two drunken driving dismissals in their county as proof of judicial leniency and calls for decisive action.
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Rupture Shield Expert To Demonstrate In Sioux City
H M Shevnan, Chicago rupture shield expert, will appear at the Martin Hotel in Sioux City on December 3 and 4 from 9 A M to 6 P M. He touts the Zootie Shield as an improvement that seals ruptures, boosts circulation, and closes openings in about ten days without medicines. Demonstrations free. contact 6441 N Richmond St Chicago.
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H. M. Shevnan
Chicago
Martin Hotel
Sioux City
Shevnan
Lean-To Shelter for Game Birds on Iowa Farms
Right now is the time to prepare for winter snows and an effective shelter and feeding station is the brush lean-to. It is simple to make and uses brush from the land. Select a sunny location near a thicket or grove and then plan the structure.
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Iowa
Surviving Winter Feeding Setup for Shrubs and Saplings
A guide describes pruning a shrub or small tree with a crater 18 to 36 inches above ground, gathering branches 10 to 15 feet long, dragging them to the forked plant, and tying butt ends into place. Branches are spread fan-like to the north and west, with feed placed under a lean-to or ground. Early feeding aims to acclimate game to the location before heavy snows.
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