Best Lime and Seeding Rates for Grain and Clover
Missouri experts advise using finely ground lime at 300 or more pounds per acre mixed with fertilizer for faster clover establishment. 100 mesh limestone is as effective as hydrated lime, though drill flow is slower. Soybean seeding rates: 60–75 lb acre drilling, 20–25 lb row, higher on weedy or rough land. Chicks piling prevention via early roosts and wire-framed frames along north wall. teach roosting age early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri College of Agriculture
W. A. Albrecht
Soils Department
B.M King
Fields Crops Department
E. M. Funk
Poultry Department
Local social notes from Unionville area visitors and births
Mr and Mrs Leland Bramhall and Dan Bramhall of Unionville visited here Tuesday. Anna Morelock staying with her grandmother and attending Milan school spent the weekend with her parents. Freeland drove to Kirksville to bring Vera home for a vacation and back to school Sunday. The Bohannons welcomed a five pound baby boy. Hedges Hanna Norrott guests at Christy home for dinner. Alspach welcomed a baby boy born Wednesday night weighing four pounds. Burkholder and Neet families visited, Harvey and others at Harvey home. Fred Belcher returned to Shafter, Carmack staying with Moore recovering. Dr Haning advised Farmers Exchange Bank. Herman Smith to teach Mundell district term. School board may hire teachers tomorrow night. results to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G Freeland
Kirksville
Vera
W. C. Christy
Raymond Alspach
Jay Burkholder
Vaughn
Virginia
St. Catherine
J. N. Neet
Harvey James
Nona
J. B. Harvey
Fred Belcher
Shafter
Fred
J. A. Carmack
Glenn Moore
Mundell
Herman
B.H.S
Missouri’s Spanish American War Volunteer Troops 1898
This week recalls Missouri’s first May 1 1898 arrivals at Jefferson Barracks under President McKinley’s call for 125 000 volunteers. It details muster dates for six regiments and Light Battery A, their leaders and stations, and notes future service in the Philippines with Pershing and Crowder shaping World War I roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
McKinley
Spain
Jefferson
United Staties
St. Louis
Congress
Stephens
Jefferson Barracks
Jeferson
Missouri National Guard
Letener Herdeman
10Th Cavalry
U. S.A
Missouri Volunteers
Pik. Mi Rambla
George H. Thomas
Georgia
Arroyo
Guayma
Ponce
Porto Rico
Missouri Volunteer Infantry
Kentucky
Virginia
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Edwin Batdorf
William K. Cafee
Carthage
Butler
Lamar
Sedalia
Pierce City
Clinton
Joplin
Nevada
Springfield
Jefferson City
Albany
George P. Gross
Kansas City
Independence
Joseph A. Corby
Camp Wetherill
Carrollton
Mound City
St. Joseph
Bethany
Maryville
Hannibal
Chillicothe
Warrensburg
Fulton
Joseph
Milton Moore
Charles H. Morgan
Tered
Letcher Hardeman
Brookfield
California
Carondelet
Bloomfield
Doniphan
Willow Springs
St. Charles
Lutesville
Kenneth
de Soto
Lee
Cuba
Havana
Savanah
Philippine Islands
Ira‘n
John J. Pershing
Enoch H. Crowder
Letter on egg freshness and humidity management
Poultry raisers are advised that humidity matters as much as temperature in keeping eggs fresh. The author explains that dry air draws moisture from eggs, enlarging the air cell and reducing freshness, and suggests cellar or cave storage with circulating moist air and methods to add moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Kent
W. F. Priebe
Special Notice Farmers Matinee at Electric Theatre
Farmers are invited to a matinee at the Electric Theatre this Saturday afternoon at 2 30 p m. The event promises entertainment and information for rural attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Matinee — Electric Theatre
Notice of Final Settlement for Thomas B Mundell
Executor I A Mundell will present final accounting of the Thomas B Mundell estate at Linn County Missouri probate court in Linneus on May 14 1934. Creditors and interested parties must appear or file objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Mundell
W. A. Mundell
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Administrator's Notice for Timothy T Ware Estate
Letters of administration granted to the undersigned by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on April 23 1934. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them for allowance within six months after the grant date or be barred from recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy T. Ware
Linn County
Missouri
Barred claims notice in probate grant
Notice declares that all claims against the estate must be exhibited within one year from the grant of letters. otherwise they will be forever barred. Attest Eva L. Ware administratrix. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva L. Ware
Arthur L. Pratt
Executor appointed for Mary Haley estate in Linn County Missouri
Letters testamentary on Mary Haley’s estate granted by Linn County Probate Court Missouri dated April 30 1934 to H B Stephenson executor. All creditors must present claims for allowance within six months or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from grant will be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haley
Linn County
Missouri
H. B. Stephenson
Arthur L. Pratt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leland Bramhall
Dan Bramhall
Unionville
Anna Morelock
Milan
Elmer Morelock
LH Saungs
Une Gent
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