Oats and alfalfa clash shapes farm advice from Atlantic
In Atlantic County observations farmers discuss oats versus alfalfa, noting that leaving oats on for fall development can kill alfalfa seeding, while cutting oats near ground preserves alfalfa. Mr. Pellett demonstrates harvesting strategy to protect alfalfa, with reports of hardy stands and strong interest in alfalfa seed from the Dakotas. County Agent Bennett and dealer Malone report growing alfalfa across the county and rising legume demand, plus seed distributions and soil testing driving new lime use.
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Atlantic
Harrison
Pellett
Alintra
Pallett
Mr. Pellett
Dakotas
Ix. Pallutt
Casy County
L. K. Bennett
Charles Malone
Atlantic Seed
Malone
Dealera
Des Moines Penitentiary Wing to Use Concrete
Des Moines reports the 40th general assembly trimmed art funding, prompting a new Fort Madison cellhouse wing to be built in concrete rather than cut stone. Architects warn of a patchwork look, while speed and foundation work hinge on weather and concrete pilings. Completion likely delays until next legislature meets.
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Des Moines
40Th
General’ Assembly
Alate Penitentiary
Fort Madison
State Board of Control
TI. KF. Liebbe
Euit
Tom
Hoonie
Commencement Addresses Set for Local Colleges
The University of Lowy will close with an address by Professor Robert Ricnow, dean of men. Central College will ordain eleven men and seven women on July 1 as Simpson College President J. L. Hillman delivers the commencement. The exercises mark the institution’s seventieth anniversary.
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Robert Ricnow
University of Lowy
PELLA
J. L. Hillman
Simpson College
Central College
No Game Last Eve In the City League
Weather delays left the city baseball league without games last night as Lines faced Prestitus Colts and Spence's specials. Upcoming schedule shows Priday vs Lines & Hedges, and other matchups slated for Monday Tuesday and Thursday.
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City Baseball League
Prestitus Colts
Spence
Prite’s
Jech
Priday
Lines & Hedges
Mayor Mountain Hears Police Court Drunkenness Cases
In police court this morning Mayor Mountain heard the cases of Max White Carl Pierce and Mrs Babe Johnson charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct from a party that ended in a fight. White was fined 100 dollars and costs, Johnson 10 dollars and costs, Pierce’s case postponed for trial later with his father Jap Pierce posting 110 dollars cash bond. Mrs Ed Johnson was absent due to a physician’s affidavit.
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Mayor Mountain
Max White
Carl Pierce
Jap Pierce
Ed. Johnson
Banks Show Increase in Bank Reserves
NEW YORK June 2 The actual condition of banks trust companies and clearing houses for the week shows they hold reserve in excess 28 061 740 an increase of 17 995 970 dollars according to weekly figures.
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New York
Former Interior Secretary Hired by Agriculture in Merger Probe
Walker L. Fisher of Chicago, a former secretary of the interior under Taft, has been engaged by Secretary of Agriculture I. G. Wallace as attorney for the department to investigate the Armour Morris Speeking merger.
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Sec. of Interior
Department of Agriculture
Associated Press
Washington
Walker L. Fisher
Chicago
Secretary of the Interior
Taft
Secretary of Agriculture
I. G. Wallace
Department
Armour-Morris Speeking
Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin North Pacific moisture outlook
A June weather bulletin discusses evaporative moisture from the North Pacific Ocean shaping the coming crop season. It notes moisture shortages east of the Rockies, storm centers influencing evaporation, and six regional temperature and rainfall sections with ranges and severity of storms.
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Washington
North Pacific Ocean
Rockies
Pacific Dean
Monk Har
Meridian
Rett River
Railroads to Preach Care at Crossings Campaign Begins
Railroads across the United States and Canada launch the Gareful Crossing Campaign from June 1 to September 20 to reduce accidents at railroad highway grade crossings. The drive cites a 24 percent rise in auto registrations to 12,975,632 in 1922 and 9,101 deaths plus 24,208 injuries in the last five years, urging motorists to ensure the way is clear before crossing.
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United States
Canada
American Railrway- Association Fund
14 Year Old Girl Drowned While Wading
Irene Keyser, 14, drowned in Walnut Creek near Belle Plaine Iowa while wading. She stepped into a deep hole and her body was recovered.
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United Treasy Belle Plaine
Jane
Irene Keyser
Walnut Greek
French Government Watches Royalist Plans in Paris
Paris authorities tightened scrutiny of royalist plots aimed at overthrowing the government and restoring monarchy. All royalist leaders are being watched and their meeting places raided or closed.
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Royalist
United Press
Paris
Americans Released By Chinese Train Bandits
In Shantung hills Suchow train robbers freed two American travelers J W Henry of New York and H W Elias, along with two other foreigners. They were carried on chairs down mountain slopes to the edge of the hills where release occurred. Harold and his uncle were later seen in the business district.
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United Press
Pekin
J. W. Henry
New York
H. W. Elias
Shantung Hills
Harold
Ben
Boston
Wifely Ornamenty from a 1408 Folio
An archaic English note describes a wife’s adornments: a ring on one finger, a brooch on the breast, and a garland on the head. The ring symbolizes true love, the brooch purity and chastity in heart, and the garland signals modesty within wedlock.
Last Meeting of the Rotary Club with Captain Duke Address
The Rotary Club heard Captain Duke of the 7th Infantry share experiences from service in the county and overseas. Upcoming talks include Tony Gillette on coastal conditions and Justice Stevens of the Iowa court speaking to Rotarians.
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Duke of
St. Crook
7Th Infantry
Sunnyside
Duke
Sol‘diery
U. S
Ind
Tony Gillette
Sheldon Triumphs Over Remsen In 2 1 Victory
Sheldon won 2 to 1 against Remsen on Memorial day in a well played game. Key pitchers were Ohlendorf and Fider for Remsen and Lyle and Hussey for Sheldon.
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Sheldon
Remsen
Ohlendorf
Fideler
Lyle
Hussey
Sioux City
Board Met in Regular Session and Dues Collected
The board of directors met Friday evening to handle routine duties for the chair. About two-fifths of the members have paid dues since May, with fifteen dollars the fee. Plans listed include a trip to the lakes from July 2 to July 12 and a boys camp at Okoboji. The club aims to ensure both campers go and return, hoping for similar numbers this year. E H Bosshardt, retiring superintendent of schools, will leave the city for Faribault Minnesota with his family, who take with them best wishes for happiness.
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Bill
Macle
Okoboji
Udi
Thera
Bosshardt Lesvei
Ehib
E. H. Bosshardt
Faribault
Minn
Elmer
Yankees Golf Champs Sweep English NPGA Title
TYTHAM Eng June 2 Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen finished first and second in the Northern Professional Golf association championship in England ending there yesterday with scores of 290 and 292 for 72 holes.
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England
Tytham
Eng
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Northern Professional Golf Association
Firpo Padding Bank Roll and His Record
Luis Firpo, the South American heavyweight, barnstorms the southeastern United States as he plans a bout with Jens Willard next month. He seeks to pad his impressive bank roll and bolster his record with public showcase appearances.
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Firpo
Willard
Dempsery
New York
Luis Firpo
Jens Willard
United States
Mallory Reaches Final in Middlesex Tennis Championship
Mrs. Molla B Mallory the champion of America advanced to the final round of the Middlesex tennis championship in Chestwick England yesterday. In Dublin Ireland and India Davis Cup singles matches split the opening day results. Des Moines reports some top Midwest horses and money winners from the season have been entered in state sales with about 130 names filed.
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Chestwick
Eng
Dublin
Ireland
India
Des Moines
Middle West
Alout
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