U.S. Winter Wheat Prospects Poorer Than Record
Crop reports from Ohio State University show the United States winter wheat crop at its poorest on record, while Ohio’s crop looks above average at 31,690,000 bushels. Nebraska and Oklahoma, the top two producers, expect about one third of average yields, with the national total estimated near 34,000,000 bushels. Spring wheat accounts for about one third of output.
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Ohio State University Agricultural College Extension Service
WNU
United States
Ohio
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Interstate Commerce Commission and its far reaching powers
The piece argues that the Interstate Commerce Commission wields broad control beyond railroads, shaping rates and competition since 1887. It notes Congress can expand federal oversight, describes rate enforcement as just and reasonable, and highlights powers over interlocking directorships, accounting rules, and fare and freight management, with a call for cautious expansion.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Congress
United States
Western Newspaper Union
Open Roads Above Jungles Link Peru to Europe
The Graf Zeppelin quietly travels between Germany and Brazil, creating air highways over jungles and savannas. In Bolivia many rely on air routes from Cochabamba to Santa Cruz and Puerto Suárez, with connections to Corumba and Sao Paulo, enabling travel to Pernambuco and Europe since 1931 without accidents. Local ranchers, miners, and gauchos consult air bulletins and fly with families, embracing these aerial links as safe, routine transportation. Dr. Pierce's Pellets advertised for liver and bowels.
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Germany
Brazil
Graf
Europe
Selva
Pernambuco
Bolivia
Altiplano
el Valle
Puerto Suarez
Enke Caceres
Coramba
Paraguay
Corumba
Sao Paulo
Rio
Interior
South Americas
Brighter Outlook Now Seen for Corn Market
United States corn faces less world competition this year due to anticipated tight Argentine supplies and reduced South African crops. Argentine production forecast at 264 million bushels versus 293 million in 1932 and 420 million in 1931. Old crop stock around 8 million bushels, March shipments near 7.6 million. Bureau notes exports will rely on new Argentine crop, with satisfactory quality though harvesting interrupted by rain. US corn stocks remain higher than last year, with heavy farm use.
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United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Soybeans Recommended For Brood Sows And Early Growth
Soybeans may be fed to brood sows during gestation at a half to three quarters of a pound per head daily and during suckling at one pound daily. No danger of soft pork during gestation, but after weaning for market they should not be used at all. A mineral mixture of ground limestone, bone meal, and common salt is advised with soybeans or other proteins.
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Wallace
Learn to Use Explosives In Agriculture In Alabama
Alabama farmers learn blasting and stump removal techniques using explosives from the agricultural extension service of Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Principal uses shown include blasting obstacles to equipment. Dynamite to control erosion will be taught later under planned program.
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Alabama
Agricultural Extension Service of Alabama Pelstechnic Institute
Farm News Touches Cows Growth And Practices
In the United States cows on farms are increasing, with various notes on farming methods. Ohio farmers spent substantial sums on feeds in 1932 compared to 1929, while Alamance county farmers test crop rotation plans. Oregon farmers plan windbreaks using state forest nursery trees.
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Alamance County
N. GC
Ohio
Oregon
Untitled fragment on thirst and affection dialogue
A short dialogue features a couple debating thirst and appearance. One teases the other about looking thirsty, prompting a playful rebuttal that references past behavior and affection. The exchange hints at a light domestic moment without broader context or actions.
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