Insect and slug woes hit Iowa potato beds and roses
Entomology notes warn leafhoppers threaten late potato tuber formation with hopperburn risks. gardeners urged Bordeaux spray prep and arsenate of lead on rose leaves. Iowa State College extension men describe slug damage on roses with nocturnal feeding on leaf upper surfaces and advise arsenate applications for control.
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FA. Fenton
Iowa
Sparato
Paris
Iowa ‘State College
Ames
Important Wea not now share the vealves and make greater contribution
Fragmentary note complains about withholding details and urges a bigger input from a group or faction. The language hints at internal debate over contributions and responsibilities within an organization or movement. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
Late Legumes Hard to Raise Says Farm Crops Dept
The Farm Crops Department at Town State College warns that late legumes such as clover and alfalfa struggle unless rainfall is abundant. In two years out of five moisture in late summer won’t support a good stand, and late seeding is often done between corn rows during the last cultivation.
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Farm Crops Department
State 1 College
Thistles Targeted Biweekly by State College Crop Dept
The State College crop department reports a method to eradicate the stubborn weed thistles. Biweekly cutting and surface salt application are highlighted as effective against this common pest.
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J State, College
Alps
Hard Times In Laws Explain Global Economic Strains
Mr Roberts argues the fall in agricultural prices shows world industry is disorganized rather than overproduction. He notes the US population rose by 14 million since 1914 and warns that without advances in arts and sciences and better industry efficiency, the nation will simply burden successors with harsher living conditions.
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Ito
Rooberts
Roberts
United States
Dont Feed Clothes Moth Warns Towns Entomologist
An extension entomologist from Towns State College warns housewives to assess winter garments before storage. He advises airing and shaking stored clothes, cleaning items, and destroying or cleaning old wool scraps to prevent moth breeding.
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FY ‘D
Towns State College
Ground corn costs too much for cattle fattening
Experimental work at the Towa Station shows that grinding corn for hogs and cattle does not pay. The animal husbandry department of Iowa State College reports that while grinding increases palatability, the added cost outweighs the benefits in the ration.
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Towa
Towa State College
Fragmentary reminiscence on Madeline and time
A fragmentary text recalls Madeline Ham and shifting memories. The piece reflects on looking back, loss and gain, time, and unfinished sentences, leaving readers with a sense of faded continuity and lingering phrases.
A Romance Fragments Across Santa Fe and Douglas
Fragmented lines reveal a personal reflection on romance. The speaker questions influence and fate, noting surprise at a birth and seeking meaning in a murky, poetic exchange. The text centers on relationships and introspective inquiry.
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