Machinery wear is costly says Missouri college team
The University of Missouri College of Agriculture reports repairs stay similar whether machinery wears out in five or twenty years. Proper housing and care cut repair bills, with data showing lifespans and repair costs for walking plows binders wagons and more. Onion flavor in cream from Missouri cows cuts value. preventive feeding and pasture practices can reduce losses. Alfalfa acreage climbs as a low-cost protein feed. a 10,000 Acre Alfalfa Club promotes growing the crop. Lesier praised Lozier Cannon for Haugen bill support in Congress.
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Agricultural Engineering Department
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri
J. C. Wooley
F. L. Thomsen
Missouri College of Agricultural
Thomsen
Middle West
Iconsin
State Agricultural College
Lesier
National Farm News
Washington City
Congress
Lozier
Cannon
Ralph Lozier
Champ Clark
Parma
Big Ditcher to be Sent to Omaha for Use
The Callihan-Walker Construction Co of Omaha will ship a massive ditching machine now near Laclede back to Nebraska for a project near Omaha to excavate a million yards over thirty five miles. Locust Creek Drainage District work widened the channel and reduced flood risk. Street repairs and oiling follow, with road graders J W Jacobs and J E Cotter grading northwest of town to prepare for winter use.
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Laclede
Locust Creek
Purdin
West Creek
Bose
Railroad Company
Omaha
Callihan-Walker Construction Co
Fields
Nebraska
Callihan-Walker Co
J. W. Jacobs
J. E Cotter
Lightning Rods Offered for Browning Homes by Carpenter
Notice from L. C. Carpenter of Browning Missouri urges residents to protect buildings with lightning rods now to prevent losses. Contact phone 153 for details.
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L. C. Carpenter
Browning, Missouri
Missouri Mines Figures From Last Annual Report
Figures from the final annual report of Frank G. Fenix, Chief mine inspector, show Missouri as a mineral producing state with wide extent and diversity in mining activity. The data indicate significant output across multiple mineral sectors and a broad scope of mining operations within the state.
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Frank G. Fenix
State Bureau of Mines
Missouri
Missouri mining output valued at 47 million in 1925
The Missouri mining sector posted a total ore value of 47,825,722 in 1925 with lead valued near 32 million, coal 7.5 million, and clay over 6 million. About 12,060 workers were employed, over half in lead and zinc, plus 4,430 in coal. Missouri produced 3,000 tons of lead in the district outside the state. A booming clay industry produced 947,659 tons worth four times zinc. Also notes office hours start June 12, 1926 and a family reunion at J. B. Stone farm with W. F. Stone’s relatives and friends.
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Tripoli
Missouri
Kansas-Arkansas
Fenix
Burlington paint crew influences Browning with red wash
The Burlington paint gang arrived Monday to paint property red including the coal house and pump station. They plan to coat the water tank and depot to cover weather wear. Owl Pharmacy advertises paint at 1.69 per gallon with large quantities available. Dr Palm announces July 6 eye glass service. Supt Hamm praised as a blue friend of the city.
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Burlington
Browning
Supt
Hamm
Pioneer Teacher T B Abbott Dies After Five Weeks Ill
Mr T B Abbott a pioneer Binger settler and former teacher died at his home Wednesday May 26 at 11 15 am at age 72 years 2 months 22 days He taught in Mitchell district and helped open the local school He later served as receiver for the Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association Survived by his wife three sons Earl Guy Ray and a daughter Hattie Ens Eakly with many grandchildren Funeral held at the Baptist church with Masonic rites Interment in Binger cemetery The Finger Journal Binger Oklahoma. We have residence properties for sale at bargain prices Calhoun Thornton.
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T. B. Abbott
Abbott
Binger
Missouri
Mitchell
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association
Baptist Church
Masonic
Earl
Winigan
Guy
Calumet
Oklahoma
Ray
Pheenix
Arizona
Hattie Ens Eakly
Stratton
Masonic Lodge
G. B. Bristow
Rosevelt
State of
W. D. Bashford
Finger Journal
Cleaning And Pressing By Mrs Dearing Ad
Methodist Church Notes report a good day with fair attendance and child care, urging regular attendance. The third Quarterly Conference is set for June 14 at North Salem with all charge reports expected. Superintendent to preach at Bethel June 13 night and at Salem Monday night.
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John Browning
S. S
Kaifong
Bgar
Bear Franch
Mortis Chapel
James L. Bate
Methodist Church
North Salem
Bethel
Salem
Dick Rottman Hired to Drag Milan to Green City Road
Mr. Capps of Kirks ite, district superintendent of road maintenance, hired Dick Rottman to drag the Milan to Green City section. He started work early yesterday, is making a good road, and friends hope he secures the Milan Browning section soon, promising to improve the drag road further.
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Dick Rottman
Capps
Kirksite
Milan
Green City
Milan- Browning
Slats Diary Chronicle of a Week in a Rural Family
An informal diary recounts a week of a family routine with aunts and neighbors discussing smoking and habits. The entries describe parental admonitions about smoking, a punishment for missing yard work, and daily humorous reflections on manners and local life. Mentions of a press worker, a wedding, and a fire of domestic miscommunications appear in a colloquial voice.
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Big Ditcher
R. W. Russell
R. L. Moore
Missouri Mines
Geo. Brownback
J. B. Stone
W. F. Stone
John M. Fishback
Edna Woodside
Miram
Rocky Ford
Colo
Opal Faber
Linneus
Myrene Woodside
John Fishback
P. C. Mullins
Owl Pharmacy
Dr. Palm
North Salem, Mo
Calhoun & Thornton
Payne
J. Frank Dearing
E. Church Sc
Knifong
Ant Emmy
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