Hatch Game Birds 4500 Eggs Distributed Across Iowa Counties
State Fish and Game Warden George A. Lincoln reports about 4500 Chinese ring necked pheasant eggs hatched or sent to eager farmers and bird raisers across 68 of Iowa's 99 counties. The program tests economical methods and broad involvement to boost hunting pleasure statewide.
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Des Moines
George A. Lincoln
Towa
Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
W. M. Tenton
Cedar Falls
A. J. Smith
Cedar Rapids
William H. Ware
Council Bluffs
Threty
Iowa
Clerical debate over Junkin hanging in Ottumwa case
In Des Moines pastors clash over Sheriff Clark’s execution of Junkin, murderer of Clara Rosen. Rev. Coventry supports the act as upholding law, while Rev. Van Horn condemns bloodshed as requital. County wealth report lists assets exceeding bonded debt.
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Des Moines
Ilona
Clark
Ammanoose County
Junkin
Clara Rosen
Ottumwa
W. R. Coventry
Clifton Heights Presbyterian Church
Coventry
Sheriff Clark
Fort Madison
H. J. van Horn
Capitol Hill
Christ
Alfalfa Outperforms Timothy Hay In Dairy Trials
University of Illinois dairy tests compare alfalfa hay, timothy hay, and bran. Sixteen cows on the same basal ration showed alfalfa hay yielding about 17.7 percent more milk than timothy, with bran slightly narrowing the advantage due to fat content differences. Alfalfa also benefits soil via nitrogen fixation and higher overall forage efficiency over timothy.
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B. E. Powell
University of Illinois
Mr. Farmer
Timothy
Timothy Hays
Dairy Department
Daiyy
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Timots
Split Log Drag Aims To Smooth Rough Road Surfaces
A plan and illustration show a split log drag for road smoothing. D W King of Missouri champions the device as a road leveller that compacts surface soil, best on clay roads, improving even sandy soils though not creating a hard bed. Also notes emerald gem melons should be picked when they separate easily from the stem and kept a couple of days to avoid mawkish flavor.
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D. W. King
Missouri
Break Rocks by Blasting Methods Compared
Prof Stewart of Minnesota Agricultural College explains blasting options to break rock. Explosive top charges risk failure on hard boulders while tamped damp clay in a drilled hole uses less explosive. Drill tests comparing time, cost, and results guide the best method depending on labor and explosive costs.
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Stewart
Diylsion of Engineering
Minnesota Agricultural College
Untitled fragment on truth and experience in farming
Unclear OCR fragment discusses nuisance, farming area and truth. Mentions individual experience method and alleged lack of meth. No actionable events or clear entities identified.
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