The Washington of the West remembered in Clark tribute
An article by Elmo Scott Watson argues George Rogers Clark deserves the title Washington of the West. It traces his 1778 Vincennes campaign, siege of Fort Sackville, and the plan for a Clark sesquicentennial in Indiana and Illinois, highlighting heroism, hardship, and neglect he endured.
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Pure Bred Sires Progress Report Adds New Counties
The United States Department of Agriculture reports 17,047 participants in the Better Sires Better Stock program with three new counties Pisca taquis Maine Breathitt Cascade joining progress to January 1, 1927. Union county Kentucky led eradicating all grade and scrub bulls, a first in the nation, with counties earning certificates and barn signs for using pure bred sires.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
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Maine
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Kentucky
Cascade
Montana
Campbell County
Gordon B. Nance
Union County
United States
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Alsike and Soy Beans Good as Protein Feed
Farmers seek hay with high protein beyond alfalfa and red clover. Alsike clover and soy beans offer protein in relatively acidic soils, even for farms unable to lime heavily. With limited funds, plant alsike if possible, and lime later to grow alfalfa and red clover where soils allow.
Sudan Grass Bulletin No 233 From Iowa State College
Iowa State College announces bulletin No 233 Sudan Grass by H D Bughes and F S Viking after 14 years of study. It notes Sudan grass as a strong emergency hay and pasture crop for Iowa with high forage yield low seed cost midsummer pasture and wide adaptability.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Iowa State College
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Farming tips on crop planting and soil care
Practical advice on stump farming to boost farm income with Gold rare and regular overhauling. Notes about starting head lettuce early in hotbeds or cold frames, hardening plants by glass removal in mild weather. Suggests soil fertility depends on soybeans for such purposes.
Mentha Pepsin Relief for Indigestion Attacks
A reader describes relief from dyspepsia and breathing distress using Mentha Pepsin after a single dose. The note questions why to endure attacks and mentions the product as a pleasant elixir that helps and promises value for money.
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