Missouri and national political shakeup 1910
The November 10 1910 issue notes Democratic gains in Missouri and New York with John A Dix winning New York by 100 000 votes and Massachusetts and New Jersey favoring Democrats while Iowa and Kansas show mixed results Local statements mention movers visitors and social notes with names such as Wm Harvey Mrs Willis Gooch and Rev F Carl Truex plus routine community updates and appointments
A New Apple District Emerges in Big Horn Basin
Competent authorities forecast the Big Horn Basin will become a premier apple growing district in the Northwest. Prof. B C Buffum and Prof. Aven Nelson endorse the area as well suited for commercial orchards. Orchard planting expands on land previously used for wheat oats barley alfalfa and hay, signaling a shift to apple production.
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Select Your Seed Corn Now for Better Yields
Missouri farmers are urged to harvest seed corn early in fall after full maturity and dry before freezes. Choose sturdy ears from healthy stalks, store on racks or nails to dry, and avoid losing quality. Proper seed handling could boost statewide corn yield by about ten percent.
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C Ae Hutchison
College of Agriculture
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