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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
4
Missouri Agriculture officials advise alfalfa needs highly productive soil, lime, and balanced nutrients. They urge soil testing, manure or fertilizer with phosphate and potash, and possible top-dressing with nitrate or superphosphate to boost protein and yield.
The piece argues railroads are among the largest taxpayers and major employers during normal times, highlighting their economic influence and the burden of taxation on the rail industry and workers.
In addressing eastern bankers in New York I described Iowa farmers divided into those who own land with modest grain income and those with mortgages. I outlined possible higher returns from livestock but noted taxes, depreciation, and costs erode profits, leaving many living on surplus. I warned government farming schemes fail and bankers showed interest in the rural plight.
Linn County farmers mow weedy pastures this month and plan a second mowing in August. Studies show annual mowing halts weed root growth and seed production, with late single mowings offering little benefit. Higher clipping kills weeds, preserves grass, and aids first year clover growth.
Representatives from twenty two Linn County farm women clubs met to set dates for the Achievement Day Program to be held in late June and early July. Programs include business sessions, games, songs, demonstrations on health and home care of the sick, with all county residents invited to attend all day events.
A Firestone advertisement touts Extra Strength and Extra Safety tires with the Voice of Firestone, inviting customers to compare Firestone tires and other brands. It pledges extra values at no extra cost and savings for any driving need across NBC nationwide network.
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