Silos Boost Farm Value and Efficiency Says Grout
Minnesota dairy expert George P. Grout argues silos raise farm revenue and carrying capacity. He notes 50 to 100 acre land gains 1,060 to 2,000 dollars in value per silo, with stock capacity rising up to 25 percent. Costs vary by material and size, but cooperative building can lower prices.
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George P. Grout
Minnesota
Professor Grout
Education as national problem uplifts farming yields
The passage argues that average farming remains unprofitable but necessary for all farmers. It links farm improvement to better men through teaching children simple agricultural sciences. It frames education of society as essential to raising crop yields.
Late Crops For Fesh and Farm Hay Strategies
The article stresses ample roughage for livestock when corn yields are uncertain. It urges hay production on the farm, with bought concentrates like cottonseed meal and rice polish as backup. It recommends late season crops such as cowpeas, soybeans, rape, sorghum, milo, Kaffir, and peanuts to ensure forage and reduce failure risk.
Poultry care tips for summer and market advice
Guidance on keeping poultry free of vermin and heat related illness during summer. Advice covers reducing heating foods, feeding nitrogenous and green foods, avoiding overcrowding, marketing purebred stock, and a home remedy using hot salty brine to control lice and mites.
River Bottom Drains and Tile Drainage Benefit
Dean William G. Raymond argues river bottom lands in lowa need tile drainage to reclaim thousands of acres of prime soil. Open ditches are costly and inefficient due to shallow fall and river silt, while a twelve inch tile drain costs around 1400 per mile. A case at Belle Plaine shows 270 acres benefited at about 3.82 per acre, with ponds drained and yields rising.
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Dean Raymond
Towa
William G. Raymond
Begineering State University of
Lowa City
I. R. Mosnat
Belle Plaine
Lowa
Cheap Alfalfa Storage Covers Costing Only $20 Each
A simple field covering for alfalfa costs about $20 per unit and safeguards up to six tons. The setup uses a center post with a wooden frame and tarred paper or boards, raised by a pulley at the top and a pulley cord with wooden supports.
Dairy Doings On Cow Comfort And Feeding Practices
Advice on dairy cattle care stresses humane handling, clean udders, and well-ventilated quarters to boost milk yield. Emphasizes removing milk promptly, trimming udders, and avoiding wet feed to improve digestion and reduce spoilage.
Scarcity of White Oak Impacts Market Supply
A dated note laments white oak scarcity and mixed sourcing in markets, citing red oak as common. The exchange includes a Mrs Mary exchange where a worker says wages rise by a dollar a week or marriage, ending with a judge’s remark about alimony.
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Mary
Caroline County Supervisors announce election judges and clerks
The Board of Supervisors of Elections for Caroline County Maryland lists the appointed election judges and clerks for 1911 in Denton. The notice names numerous individuals by precinct and district with party affiliations and towns, and directs all to appear for examination on September 26 1911 at 10 a.m. in the courthouse.
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Board of Supervisors of Elections
Caroline County
Denton
Court House
George W. Towers
Preston
Leonard F. Covey
Federalsburg
Lee Hignatt
Hobbs
Frank L.codd
James T. Sylvester
Bayard Nichols
Tarry B. Mason
Alaryland
Dex. H. Johnson
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Uoward
Denton Journal
Johnson Lynn & Johnson
ING
Cron
Wiliam
J. Goodwin
Henderson
Martin Bennett
Goldsboro
T. Noble Jarrell
John A. Comegys
Carroll J. Pippin
Greensboro
J. Oscar Bernard
William L. Longfellow
Jacob E. Weaver
William T. Thawley
R. Waldo Emerson
James O. Trice
Larry HH. Nuttle
Stoonp
Charles W. Andrew
J. Virgil Moore
Robert B. George
Alpheus W. Short
Ald
James H. Corkran
Preston, Md
Alex. Noble
William FE. Dillon
Chaptank, Md
John W. Payne
Fiftit District
William T. Eddington
M. Luther Sullivan
William G. Hassett
Thomas S. McCrea
William E. Sylvester
Hillsboro
Charles E. Turner
C. HL
Tuckahoe
Ellwood Fleming
Willsboro
A. Howard Holsinger
James W. Linton
Ridgely
Edward Pearsaul
Leo MeGinney
William E. Klotz
Sturmer
Cail
Sturmer Jeweler
Easton, MD
Doan
I. C. Brown
Carpenter
Fifth St
Dean
Duffey’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan’s
Sant F Farms
E. A. Strout Company
Strout
Boston
Philadelphia
Plizeburg
Chicago
John S. Barnhart
Denton, MD
T. Orme
Anderson Town
Andersontown, Md
rEyrts
A.w.short
Vermont
New England
Bliss
Smith Good
Deaton
Mob
Scribner’s Magazine
Fifth Ave
New York City
FE. J. Wriget
Chas. H. Redden
Maryland
Feed and Sale Stables
A. E. Cooper
Del
Va. Ry
Maliway
T. Murdochs
I. St Jones
Willard Thomson
James Templ
Bolgiano
J. Bolgiano &Son
Pratt, Light and Ellicott Sts
Baltimore, Md
Frank L. Roberts
H. Lay
Lrooches
Bor
Thomas O’connell
Market Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Sik
H. A. Roe
Mpuos
F. Garey
E. Lexington ST
John W. Masten
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
WW. A. West
Denton, Maryland
Savings Department OF the Peoples
National
Bank of Denton
Auarrt G. Towers
Haary T. Nutt
F. Jouxson
Market Space
A. K. Robins & CO
James T. Cooper
Cooper & Moore
Undertakers
Tom, Doa
CNAY
Cooper
Lichle’s College
Iming
Frantz Bros
M. K. Frantz
Produce Commission
Reading Terminal
T. H. Evans & Company, Fruit and Produce Commission
Mrscments
Light