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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
9
Iowa State College reports by H D Hughes that Dalea, a new legume, can enrich soil by green manuring. Dalea yields more seed per acre than red clover and costs about half as much, but its bitterness limits forage use. Planting and harvest methods resemble red clover, with spring sowing alongside small grain.
Prof H D Hughes of Iowa State College describes Yalea or Wood’s Clover as a nitrogen enriching missionary plant. It thrives on sandy thin soils and avoids already fertile loams, growing in poor eroded ground and producing over ten bushels of green manure per acre when ceded with oats. It does not interfere with crops and is easily managed as an annual forage.
Police to correct unsanitary conditions with warnings to owners, then action if necessary. White line parking restrictions appear on main streets as traffic rules improve. Community notes include bake sale at Princeton Meat Market and local housing offers. Rain in London meets Duffton climate tale of seven local distilleries amid damp, pious wearshy.
Washington reports indicate an enormous corn crop possibly the third largest ever, with a higher condition than the ten year average and 1.6 percent more acreage than last year. Wheat prospects rise to 680 million bushels, potatoes forecast at 350 million, and fruit output remains generally unfavorable aside from the Pacific coast.
New York July 9 Earnings reports from major steelmakers for the April to June period are expected to improve on earlier estimates. Despite low prices, steadier operations and cost reductions are likely to maintain profits, with United States Steel near the first quarter total of 39,882,992.
Charleston reports the contest for the state road commission narrowed from 160 to three nominees. The Democrat appointee will succeed Dr. Stephenson who expired. Finalists are Talbert of Monroe Edmundson of Upshur and Rosenheim of Mingo. Rosenheim has notable backing including Congressmen Goodykoontz and Bias.
Two robbers beat Rene Berger a French painter and left him badly injured in an attack that authorities describe as linked to a prior robbery. Police hunt suspects and prepare charges as investigators review the scene and gather witness statements.
A victim unable to voice his attackers sketched them before death in hospital. Police used these portraits to identify and arrest the murderers.
A baby weighing three pounds was placed in an incubator and fed a teaspoon of milk every hour at birth. The infant, born in Bath, England, is gaining weight rapidly under care as guests including Miss Janette Grant and others visit Bluefield Virginia.
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