Corn dominates Judith Basin forage crops in Montana study
A Montana State College bulletin reviews forage trials at the Judith Basin substation under dry land. Corn fodder yields averaged 4 730 pounds per acre from 1909 to 1921, with North Western Dent the preferred fodder variety. Soybeans, vetch, and horse beans showed uncertain value. field peas and small grains yielded best when combined as hay. some crops failed due to frost, rabbits, or winter-kill.
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N. FP. Woodward
Office of Forage Crop Investigations
United States Department of Agriculture
Woodward
Montana State College Ymblications
Judith Basin
Office of Dry Land Agriculture
Dent
Montana Bulletin
Carleton
McAdoo
Paragon
Gregory
Judith Pasin
Haymaking Time in Montana Valleys
In Montana valleys haying is near. Farmers share methods from curing alfalfa green to making small cocks for several days, stacking when cured but not dry. Advice covers moisture, salt to prevent burning, and avoiding sun exposure to keep green alfalfa for stock feed.
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Montana
Poultry Parasites Target Young Chickens and Turkeys
Do not assume clean crops. parasites cling to birds. Grease under the wings throat head and vent of every young chicken and turkey about once in two weeks until they are feathered. A common dirt with a touch of kerosene makes a good grease and will not hurt the birds.
Had the Wrong Idea About a Dumpling Like Woman
A teacher asked students to describe a dumpling type woman. A pupil suggested tall and thin but the teacher corrected her. She insisted the lady would be short and plump like a dumpling. The student then admitted he had misinterpreted and meant a noodle.
Wisdom From the Arab Proverb in Burton Biography
An Arabian proverb from Life of Sir Richard Burton divides people into four kinds. It describes the ignorant fool to shun, the unaware learner to teach, the asleep to wake, and the wise to follow.
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Richard Burton
Fringe Revival Spurs Bold Forehead Styles in England
English fashion returns to popularity with fringes above the eyebrows. Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon adopts the look, reviving a trend once common and noted by the Daily Express.
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Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
The
Daily Express
London Wards Named With Classic Quirky Titles
The square mile of London is divided into seven wards with quaint names such as Portsoken Vintry Cordwainer and Candlewick.
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City of
London
Portsoken
Vintry
Cordwainer
Candlewick
Conscience Always at Work Quote
A Wordsworth line notes that from a single guilty deed many ghostly fears and haunting thoughts arise, illustrating the mind's moral vigilance. The reflection emphasizes inner remorse and psychological consequence following wrongdoing.
Caricaturing Curzon Stirs Anti British Demonstration
A caricature of Lord Curzon depicting him unfavorably illustrates the anti British mood in Russia as a procession leads a recent demonstration. The event underlines growing hostilities toward England and its officials.
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Russia
Lord Curzon
German Bell of the Rhine
The largest bell in the world and a premier bell casting work has been completed to replace the cathedral of Cologne bell destroyed in air raids. The German Bell of the Rhine was funded by public subscription and bears the inscription invoking unity and defense of the German land.
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Cologne
Rhine
St. Peter
Keep America's Wampum Sound Statement on monetary value
A presidential message from the Savings Bank Division of the American Bankers Association warns against fiat money and inflation. It cites historical examples from France and other nations, urging citizens to defend a sound currency and oppose unsound monetary policies.
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Savings Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Robespierre
France
United States
Salaries For Bank Cashiers In Small Missouri Towns
Investigations by the Missouri Bankers Association show 368 banks in towns under 2 000 population pay cashiers and chief executives an average of 110 dollars a month. Only 273 of 1 162 banks under 5 000 population pay presidents a salary. The report notes officers may rely on personal means or side lines such as insurance, farm loan commissions, or real estate trading to maintain standards.
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The
Missouri Bankers Association
Commonwealth
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