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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1931

Page

3

Old Glory and the birth of the national flag tale

A narrative recounts how Captain Driver of Salem and later Lily Driver preserved the flag named Old Glory, saluting it for birthdays and battles, and how Color Sergeant Bates, a Union veteran, carried the banner to London on Guy Fawkes Day to test Anglo American sympathy. The piece ties June 14 1777 flag design to the enduring emblem.

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Delay in Immunizing Hogs May Be Costly

United States Department of Agriculture advises early immunization against hog cholera. Dr. T. P. White notes costs rise with larger hogs and late vaccination, and urges herd immunization as a regular practice similar to routine livestock care. Early immunization at 30 to 40 pound pig stage reduces serum and virus needs and eases handling, with lower overall expense.

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Pure Bred Sire Signs Popular With Stockmen

In the Better Sires Better Stock campaign by USDA specialists, certificates of recognition are granted to progressive stockmen and a bronze-like sign measuring 8 by 10 inches is issued. Enrollment in March showed 71 percent of stock owners requested the signs along with certificates, with county agents promoting meetings to distribute them.

United States Department of Agriculture

Bees Gather Pollen From Various Forest Trees

Forest trees provide pollen as essential as nectar for bee brood. Pollen supplies nitrogenous nutrients for larvae and several trees like willows maples and elms are key pollen sources. Elm and aspen offer pollen but little nectar, influencing apiary forage choices.

Blueberry Crops Advertised For Pickers And Shipments

Blueberries are less perishable than brambles or strawberries and need harvest only weekly. They travel long distances without refrigeration and have sold at attractive prices due to scarcity and novelty. Picking costs are lower than with wild fruit thanks to larger clusters and nearer picker supply.

Alfalfa Planting and Field Care Guidance

The guide notes sowing can be done by October 1 and suggests using trees to exploit marginal land. It recommends dedicating one hour in ten of tractor use to maintenance, warns that seed losses on unsuitable land raise alfalfa costs, and stresses lime sufficiency. It advises roguing and planting distant crops to control virus diseases when plants run out.

Rock of Chickamauga and Marne Heroism in World War I

A narrative of U S Army exploits at the second Battle of the Marne in 1918, highlighting the 38th Infantry's stand against two German shock divisions for sixteen and a half hours under Col Ulysses D. Alexander. It also recalls French admiration, Madame Poissenot of Champignol aiding American troops, and journalist Lieut Philip Warris of Aussie.

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