Best Time to Select Seed Corn Says Autumn Best
Department of Agriculture experts urge autumn seed buying from local fields or trusted corn breeders to preserve vigor. Well adapted, productive, and well-preserved seed yields best results. careful harvesting and drying prevent sprout or mold and maximize germination.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Office of Corn Investigations
Division of Publications
Washington, D. C
Pin money pickles and canned goods as a earnings avenue
A Richmond woman nurtures a national reputation selling pin money pickles and a Washington DC woman earns three dollars a gallon making chow chow. The article urges farm daughters to can at home, learn from Farmers Bulletin 521, and build markets by focusing on best products and taking advance orders.
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Richmond
United States
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Automobiles Grow Cheaper and Reach More Buyers
Prices for many cars drop this year and likely next, as mass production and new methods cut costs. Demand rises and exports stay steady, while only top luxury models stay high priced. The article notes a theft incident and highlights S. E. Small of Phippsburg at 87, a prominent longtime resident.
Bath Market Report Shows Strong Local Produce Supply
Bath markets show abundant native produce with high quality corn and favorable outlook for Maine packing. Prices range from twelve to fifteen cents per dozen ears for corn, lettuce at boxes, celery at 1.25 per box, and various vegetables priced per bushel or pound. apples forecast at 219 million bushels, with past price trends and regional comparisons.
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Maine
Bath
Department of Agriculture
Winnegance News Roundup Includes Local Visits and Events
News from Winnegance covers multiple local visits and movements. Eugene Knight and family tour New Sharon. Bath’s Brown Bible class leads church meeting. several residents return from trips to Morse's Mountain Parker Head and Capitol Island. Charles Small and Ellery Oliver travel between Brunswick Boston and Bath. workers update homes and properties including George Williams House painting and house shingling. students attend Morse High School and crew join ships from Searsport to Norfolk.
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Eugene Knight
Harry
New Sharon
Brown Bible Class
Bath
Winnegance
John Skhofield
Morse’s Mountain
Phippsburg
Charles T. Small
Charles T. Jr
Edith
Parker Head
Lester Perry
Alton
Randolph
Albert Lakin
Charles Perkins
Brunswick
Harry F. Oliver
Charles Hewett, Jr
Somerville
Beulah MelIntire
Capitol Island
Thomas L. Perry
George Williams
Orville Rogers
Rachel Cutting
Agnes Dean
Morse High School
Katherine Williams
Portland
Edgar Williams
Ellery Oliver
Boston
Anne M. Oliver
Robert Oliver
Searsport
Norfolk
Robert P. Manson
Ontario
William F. Willis
Girl Canning as Business Venture Gains Practical Outlook
The text argues home canning by a girl can attract retail customers with neat, well made products. Experienced home canners can price confidently, and success grows with perseverance. Even if early samples lag, home canning can become a profitable endeavor through neighbor referrals and gradual quality improvement.
Dairy prices stable widespread changes listed
Dairy butter stands at 30 cents per pound while Creamery items rise to 35 cents. Eggs also 35 cents per pound. Sugar unchanged at 9 cents per pound or 2.15 dollars per twenty five pound bag.
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Concord
Residents and visitors mingle in regional towns
Don F. Cook of Keene New Hampshire visits his old home in the village. Mrs Winfield W Morse and daughter Doris stay with friends in Richmond until Tuesday. Thomas L Perry finishes a barn rebuilt after last months fire and plans an addition to the shed and ell. James B Morse of Jersey City formerly Winnegance will spend the winter in Bath and visited his old home this week.
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Winfield W. Morse
Doris
Richmond
Thomas L. Perry
James B. Morse
Jersey City
Winnegance
Bath
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