State College to test new two wheeled tractors in Iowa
The report details Iowa farm programs and revenue figures, noting state tax collections, university endowments, and upcoming agricultural experiments. It mentions Rock Island and Chicago Great Western railroads, and outlines a series of short courses at Iowa State College to teach farmers better business methods, with Jan to Feb session dates and twenty five dollar course fees.
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Laws State College
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Farmer Aid and Economic Policy Speech Analysis
The President urges stability and prosperity through a cooperative, fair government role. He supports a broader, constructive agricultural policy, centralized marketing, and development in the Mississippi Valley to ease farmer burdens and replace old competitive methods with orderly systems.
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Lawrence Ilyar
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Millionaire Orphan Dies While Girl Waits to Wed
Chicago story of Billie McClintock a Dartmouth junior and heir to a vast fortune who died on Thursday as his fiancée Riley Isabella Pope waited to wed. The will’s terms and the involvement of attorney William Shepherd and Carl Sigfrid are noted.
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Chicago
Riley Isabella Pope
Northwestern University
Wiliam Nelson McClintock
Dartmouth College
Tof Kenilworth
Billie’ McCintock
William Shepherd
McClintock Hved
Me Hoy
Mc Shepherd
Miss Cope
Woman elected mayor by one vote in Edmonds
Mrs J. Kerr wins the Edmonds Washington mayoral race by a single vote over her opponent. Kerr becomes the town's first woman mayor, campaigning on a clean up the town platform and presenting a bold public image.
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Edmonds
Wash
J. 4
Kerr
Wig
Engels
Snow Delays Rail Traffic Across Sioux City Lines
Snow halts rail traffic in Sioux City Iowa with freight and passenger routes delayed in several districts. Reports cite depths from three to ten inches complicating schedules and forcing detours as crews work to clear main lines.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Prince's cattle exhibit at Interational Live Stock Exposition
OE Wiles displayed four shorthorn cattle from his E. P. ranch in Alberta at the Interational Live Stock exposition in Chis cargos. The event highlights include a rival herd bull King of the Fairies and the undefeated Princeton Hathusiast, with bidding reaching 3800 for the two-year-old, reflecting a thriving grain and stock country in the Rockies region.
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King of the Fairies
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Princeton
Gordon W. Lilley
Hanae
Rockies
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Poultry Market Preparation Guidance from North Dakota Expert
A North Dakota State College poultry specialist outlines confinement and feeding practices to prepare poultry for market. He recommends closed quarters, wet mash from corn or grains, milk or meat scraps as needed, and precise feeding rates to fatten birds. Turkeys require ample growth time and access to milk and dry feed for better development.
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A. Barlow
North Dakota Agricultural College
Conditions for Storing Roots in Winter
Roots storage requires good ventilation, freedom from dampness, and a temperature just above freezing. Barns with stable temperatures suit best. From 20 to 30 pounds of beets make a good dairy cow feed, though beets are low in protein so other protein sources should be added. A beet and alfalfa or clover hay mix can suffice if balanced, but poor hay may require bran or additional concentrates.
Correct Proportion of Alfalfa to Feed Pigs
Correct proportion of alfalfa in pig feed is limited to no more than five percent of the ration. Feeding more reduces gain. Hay form is best for alfalfa, though pigs may reject it. If so, ground alfalfa can be mixed with feed or offered in self-serve fashion to balance intake.
Drain Fix for Bilo Debate on Concrete Floors
Dairy experts split on whether 8 should have a concrete floor and drain. Thousands of silo installations function well without a concrete floor while many dairymen argue a concrete floor aids drainage. If the soil allows liquid absorption, the floor drain may be unnecessary.
Sparrow Blamed For Spreading New Disease In Poultry
Indictment cites sparrow as spreader of a parasite infecting chickens and turkeys. Dr. W A Kiley and Dr H G Bernkimp note tumors on fowls from shore-haunting parasite, reducing market value. Parasite long known in Europe on song birds, rare on poultry, experts say.
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Geemg Meyer
W. A. Kiley
Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology
H. G H. Bernkimp
Division of
Veterinary Medicine
Lumore
Europe
Doctor Riley
Keep Cabbage in Cellar at Proper Temperature
Cabbage keeps best at 38 to 40 Hegreak Fahrenheit and requires cool cellars. If cellars are too warm, use an outside pit for storage and bury cabbage heads in boxes of sand once the temperature is right. Store only healthy, sand-coated heads and pull them when they develop a good blue. do not wait for overripe. Late varieties store best and stay firmer than viser types.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Edward Pollitt
Front Street
Farmers urged to cut costs with silage and soy feed
The article argues silage lowers feed costs and increases crop value by improving livestock nutrition. It notes soy as a strong protein source from vegetables and urges farmers to adopt practical, economical feeding practices to boost stock production and farm profitability.
Education Week Honors American Legion Education Work
Vernon M. Miegil, state education inspector, praised the American Legion for promoting Education Week and universal education across democracies. He noted the Legion’s unprecedented focus on peace and safety through education, aligning with presidential proclamations since 2021 observations.
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American Legion
Vernon M. Miegil
Ohie
Legion 8
Mit Sons
Americom
Legion
American Legion Posts Race for 1926 Membership Credits
American Legion posts across the nation race for 1926 membership signups and dues. Villages like Farmer City Dell and Detroit clash with Florida and Connecticut departments to claim top percentages for 1925 and 1926 as New Year events and dinners drive competition among posts and departments for trophies and department colors.
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Frank B. Saniel
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National
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Farmer City
Ted
Victor Cornell
Dell Tao Kaniits
Mion
Fowler Post
Fowler
Ind
Thomas McConnel
Tor
Pulqsktwish
Detroit
Mid
Roy Cole
Grand Lelpe
Mich
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German Labor and Escort Companies Organized
The article discusses organizing German labor and escort companies during World War I. It mentions individuals including Col Winn Bilsweld Cote and Colonel Gough, noting roles in the prisoner of war system, recruitment in the United States, and service in France with the American Expeditionary Forces. Details cover wartime assignments and organizational efforts for handling prisoners of war and related units.
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France
Preuner-Of-War Department
Fine Clubhouse for Hollywood Legion Men
A Hollywood post of the Legion plans a premium clubhouse for disallied veterans. The project includes dormitory and government aide, with funding of 100,000 dollars to support the venture. The effort follows popular support from readers of the weekly DOs belt and aligns with post executive aims.
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So to Speak A Lady Wins Many Bridges Turns To Poultry
A suburban bridge winner changes course into poultry, securing a dozen eggs and a chick, prompting a neighbor to remark on a familiar but unseen sight, the boohy hatch.
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Abe
World War Losses Named for Iowa County Heroes
Reading shows Iowa County, Mol son county, and Veghinnaires are cited for suffering the most men during World War I relative to their populations. The text credits certain counties with high enlistment and sacrifice, praising their contribution to national defense.
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