Cut Your Corn fodder for winter feed and savings
A Tennessee farmer advocates cutting corn fodder early and sectioning stalks for shocks, then stacking with coarse grass to shed rain. Use shredded fodder as hay substitute next spring for work stock, avoid toping stalks, and harvest crab grass where possible while noting fodder lacks full value of ears.
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Weranbas Tarmere
Tennessee
Merchants to Meet Sergt York in Memphis
Sergeant Alvin C. York of Pall Mall Tennessee will speak at the Cotton States Merchants Association three day convention in Memphis August 19 to 21. General Pershing called Yorks feat the greatest single war exploit after he killed 21 Germans with a rifle during a machine gun nest assault and captured five with four assistants. York, of the 428th Infantry 42nd division, was honored in New York by the Tennessee Society at the Waldorf Astoria where a dinner was held and $5,000 in Liberty bonds presented. His address on Lessons From The War will headline the meeting.
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Alvin C. York
Pall Mall
Fentress County
Tenn
Cotton States Merchants Association
Memphis
Nesta
Pershing
York
428Th
France
Tennessee Society of New York
Waldorf Astoria
Dollar in 1924 thoughts on war savings stamps
Experts note that one dollar saved now could be worth about one and a half dollars in five years. The piece explains that wartime effects make current prices abnormal and that buying power should rise as conditions normalize by 1924, yielding a better return than usual interest.
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