Farming practices and food administration highlighted in Missouri article
The excerpt discusses July field work for preparation seedbeds to boost wheat yields, soil thinning and weed burial benefits, and Hessian fly control. It quotes University of Missouri researchers on crop vigor, winter survival, and spring growth, plus a report from the Columbia conference on food administration and rationing policy debates led by J W Hallowell and referencing Bert Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Farm Crops
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Columbia
J. W. Hallowell
United States Administration
Washington
Missouri
Hallowell
Food Administration
Bert Hoover
Hoover
Mr. Hallowell
Coerion
Aggregate note on soldiers' chances amid troop movements
The text discusses multiple soldiers and their odds of emerging from a specific training or deployment phase. It mentions varied outcomes and the balance of opportunities across a four time period with references to pay, packages, and reassignment in a military context.
Meals at sea and clean-up tips from Missouri farm girls
An account details how 210000 meals are prepared at sea with 180 varieties of food for thousands aboard a ship. It lists vast quantities of bread beef eggs fruit and staples and then shifts to home economics students at the University of Missouri offering a clean-up kit for stains. The piece also describes agricultural pest barriers using coal oil emulsion and mulch to deter chinch bugs in corn fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of Missouri
Financial Statements No 271 Browning Savings Bank 1918
Official statements show Browning Savings Bank and Farmers Exchange Bank in Missouri reporting assets and liabilities as of June 28 1918. Figures list deposits loans real estate bonds and separate capital and profits sections with sworn attestations by bank presidents and cashiers.
Official Bank Statements From Missouri Banks In 1918
Official financial reports for The Peoples Bank of Browning and The Farmers Bank of North Salem dated June 28 1918 published July 11 1918. Statements show assets liabilities capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits with signatures from bank officers and notaries. Includes figures for cash items gold coin war savings stamps time certificates and re disc notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Savings Bank
Browning
State of Missouri
Lender-Record
Missouri
Linn
B.D. Bolling
F. R. Duncan
F. R. Duncan As Cashier of Said Bhank
B. D. Bolling
A. D
C. M. Thornton
Notary Public
J. B. Harmon
W. T. Prather
J. H. Knnfong
DOE
Cig Sade Cvs
Goporie
Cee
Peoples Bank
State of Ae
County of Linni
A. E. Lambert
R.C. Bailey
R. C. Bailey
Mar
Laura N. Jessee
H. C. Bailey
J. B. Stone
W. E. Duckworth
Farmers Bank of North Salem
North Salem
Leader Record
State of
County of Linn
A. W. Payne
Dillard V. Mardis
Gladys C. Mardis
CROC
Local Silo Makers Sell Out Season Inventory
Haggard and Darry have sold all silos manufactured this season and offer a home made product backed by local labor and guarantees. Farmers are urged to order now for timely delivery and erection at a fair price. A reader named G Anderson of Linneus sent a $4.50 renewal check last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggard
Darry
G. Anderson
Linneus
Picnic And Family Tributes From Woodlake And Settle
A leader honors his son J H Anderson of Woodlake California and his daughter Mrs Frank Young of Settle Washington. About forty people attended a July 4 picnic at Robert Pur din’s home with dinner and afternoon football and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Anderson
Woodlake
Cal
Frank Young
Settle
Wash
Anderson
Robert Purdin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Exchange Bank
J. I. Harmon
J. A. Calhoun
Osaice
Co. M. Thornton
J. M. Thurlo
H.C. Pearson
Walter Taylor
T Directors
Resources
M .L. Miller
G. W. Smith
James A. Baker
Poe
Cheney
Devoe
Simpson & Potter General Hardware
Browning, Missouri
United States
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