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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1929

Page

6

Illinois committees seek corn acreage distribution data

The Hlining Chamber of Commerce asks Clarence F Buck director of the state department of agriculture for county by county figures on the 9 070 000 acres of Illinois corn sold last year to guide pulp conversion economics. Also notes health and tax measures plus a narcotics council charter.

Hlining Chamber of Commerce C. L. Hardin Clarence F. Buck State Department of Agriculture Illinois Ulinuis Chamber of Commerce Scott Brown

Illinois farm group urged to unite in eradicating pests

Clarence F. Ruck of the state department of agriculture urges farm advisers to cooperate in a united effort to control and eradicate noxious pests. The Illinois Municipal Review notes senators and representatives on the honor roll, with a footnote admitting the list is not complete. June coal output reached 3,818,758 tons with 40,404 men employed and 12.8 average workdays. The first half of 1920 produced 28,864,854 tons. The University of Illinois hosts a second annual poultry tour starting September 3 from Urbana to Indiana and Ohio. Former Congressman James M. Graham heads the Lincoln National Memorial Highway committee and toured the route to Vincennes with local chambers. Plans for interstate organization among Illinois, Kentucky, and Indiana target joint action. Flower show at the state fair August 17–24 promises displays and improvements in grounds and traffic flow, including new parking and grandstand access.

Clarence F. Ruck State Department of Agriculture A. D. Lewis Director of Mines and Minerals James M. Graham Hitness Hodgenville Beardstown Vincennes Vincennes Chamber of Commerce Illinois Krenutuchs Rratuum

Peanut Ration for Hogs Improves with Tankage

United States Department of Agriculture researchers at Beltsville studied feeding peanuts to young pigs. Three experiments show tankage as a protein supplement greatly boosting daily gains and reducing nutrient use per unit of gain. Bulletin 110-T details the findings and offers a free copy.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Department Beltsville C. G. Hawkins J. H. Zeller Animal Husbandry Bureau of Animal Industry Bulletin Office of Information States Department of Agriculture Washington

Keep Poultry Yards Clean and Sanitary

Article from the United States Department of Agriculture stresses the double function of yard sanitation to prevent parasites in flocks. It notes mites and lice as direct threats and describes how insects like water fleas and grasshoppers can act as intermediate hosts, spreading roundworm and other poultry parasites through contaminated droppings.

United States Department of Agriculture

Fertilizer Use and Crop Yields in International Farming

The text notes a rise in fertilizer purchases by American farmers, aligning with European practices. It compares Holland’s soil enrichment and intensive cultivation to U S methods, arguing that focused fertilization and better field management can boost profits and reduce risk despite smaller acreages.

Holland

Early Cutting of Soy Beans Most Profitable

Early cutting of soy beans increases palatability but reduces yield. The best time is after beans are well formed but before pods reach full maturity. Cutting earlier eases curing, but yields decline. the greatest value comes at maturity when leaves turn yellow.

Soy Beans Help Dairy Herds In Indiana

Soy beans gain popularity as a protein supplement in Indiana. Twenty four members of the floward Miami Puairy Herd Improvement association feed soy beans to their herds. Demand for linseed oil meat and cottonseed meal rises as dairy districts seek protein rich feeds to supplement home grown seeds. projections indicate soy beans may play a key role in solving this need.

Indiana Twentone Floward Miami Tolinday Preston

Mechanical Corn Picker Cuts Labor If 100 Acres Planted

Prof F C Fenton of Kansas State Agricultural College says a mechanical corn picker can be profitably owned when planting and harvesting 100 acres or more producing about a bushel per acre. The device halves labor costs in some cases and eases a tedious farm task.

F C. Fenton Kansas State Agricultural College Fenton

Disk Before Plowing Is Advantageous Practice

Agronomy note confirms disk harrow before plowing improves furrow filling. Pulverized top soil breaks from the furrow, reduces drying and hardening, and helps a better seedbed. Use the disk with minimal angling and allow a straight run for satisfactory work.

Nesting guidance for hens boosts laying capacity

Poultry specialists recommend one nest for every five birds to ensure every hen has a laying place when nests are sufficient. Well planned houses allow easy removal of nests for cleaning, with metal nests offering advantages in sanitation and fewer pests.

Agricultural Hints and Crop Advice From The Farm

Agricultural hints emphasize water for hens and year after year hog lots and pastures as runty pig causes. Soybeans join regular crops. sweet carp is abundant. planting should not be stingy. Manure piles pose fire and safety risks but remain valuable for mixed farming. Cut sweet clover hay before stalks become large or coarse to preserve quality.

Sunshine and ventilation in hog houses improve success

The successful flag raiser notes appreciation for sunshine as modern hog house plans admit ample sunlight to pens. Logs urge abundant fresh air without drafts and stress that doors should allow sunlight to sweep all floor areas daily to destroy disease breeding organisms.

Bronze age finds near Jerusalem uncover ancient Canaanite artifacts

Excavations north of Jerusalem by Prof William E Bade reveal Bronze age pottery jar handles seals and a cave burial dating 3000 to 3500 years B C. Artifacts bear the deity Sab Jabu and suggest pre Semitic inhabitants. Nearby traces of a walled city and towers may identify Mizpah linked to Samuel.

Jerusalem William E. Bade V Pacific School of Religion Berkeley Calif Sab Jabu Cass Abraham Tel Nasbeth Bude Samuel Luthfinder Magazine

Wedding Wisdom From Fllner Glyn In Los Angeles

Novelist and screenwriter Fllner Glyn offered wedding thrift advice at a Los Angeles breakfast, urging young bridesgrooms to be bold about the future but to avoid Jones the jeweler. A man approached Jones to buy a ring for Mira, who desired one, and Jones pitched a three piece set including engagement, wedding, and teething ring in a single tray.

Fllner Glyn Los Angeles Jones Mira

Dentist Outdone In Ohio Oil Well Depth Record

An Ohio oil well is being drilled to a depth a little over a mile, aiming to surpass the deepest dental records by several feet, per Detroit News.

Ohio Detroit News

Friendship's Obligation Quote From Syrus

The line states that true friendship requires bearing a friend's faults or you betray yourself, reflecting a Latin aphorism about loyalty and self-respect in social bonds.

Syrus

Itself Enters Family Triangle Causes Domestic Strife

A playful exchange about mending clothes becomes a note on how a missing button and a sewn hole symbolizes underlying frictions within a family. The light dialogue hints at deeper tensions forming the trio’s dynamic.

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