Interesting items gathered from alla and Ottawa
Interesting items of None were gathered from alla Ottawa. The Dubuque city council passed an ordinance fixing gas at 1.40 per thousand cubic feet, forcing Key City Gas Co to seek court relief rather than accept 1.10. An unknown boy delivered a telegram to Grace Anderson of Waterloo, claimed as a death message for her husband, but no message existed. the boy disappeared with the money. Governor Harding allegedly pardoned Ernest Rathbun, tied to a crime against a young girl. Rathbun and Ray O’Mega were convicted of luring two girls into a car and abandoning them in the woods near Ida Grove. Popcorn per acre near Cherokee now yields over 1,750 with one farmer noting 17 acres produced 35,600 pounds. Miss Mabel Fahrenkrog, 14, Logan, won a pork contest in Harrigan county, earning a trip to Chicago.
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Wavenport
Eastern Star
Merbers Trought
Worthy
Gerund
Mra
Anna Mi
Orns Oulumwa
B.bhinck
Lows
Ihatron
Lorimer
Dssorints Brand
Charles
R. Sutherland
Dedar Rapids
Ada Thompson
Marion
Ada A. Webster
Wanedma
Grand Condructress
Stella ‘Koontz
Marshalltown
Ansociate
Etta Carpanter
Amamosa
Dubuque
Chiia Council
Key City Gas Company
Infaraing
Prai Dent George McLean
The
Gas Company
Grace Anderson
Waterloo
Blatrove
W. L. Harding
Ernest Rathbun
Ape
Rathbun
Ray O'méga
Ida Grove
Cherokee
W. H. Johnson
Mabel Fahrenkrod
Du‘budue Electris
Res
Ibdre
Curtiss
Iowa State College
Ames
Howard Davison
Millbrook
Dean Curtiss
American Ambition Association
Cedar Repide
Les Baie
Deg ‘Moines
Willine
J. F. Daems
Berington
Camp Doda
Camp Dodge
Berlin
State Department of Justice
Ges
Centerville
Bam
Fradie Mans
Tony ‘Dezerlg
Geriville
Plac Fonda
Wilson’s Europe trip shapes peace aims and postwar plans
President Wilson travels to Europe seeking co operation on a league of nations and postwar terms. Delegates weigh German indemnities and the fate of surrendered ships while Britain and France push a unified approach. Turmoil spreads in Germany and Poland, with the Berlin assembly plan and Polish mobilization shaping the postwar map as allied troops hold Rhine bridges and American forces return home.
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Emmanuel
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Paris
API
England
London
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Berlin
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National Assembly
Danzig
Russia
Lenina
Trotsky
Huttle Provinces
Daveruporta
Esthenia
Livonia
Courland
Javeh
Lithuania
Buthonia
Quo Essential to Cow Health and Rumination
A USDA bulletin explains cud chewing is a natural part of ruminant digestion and that loss of cud signals illness rather than a mechanical problem. Superstitious remedies like hay wads or salted pork are ineffective. diagnose underlying health issue and support digestion to restore cud chewing as the animal recovers.
Big Gain in Potato Yield Through Higher Acreage
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a steady rise in potato yield per acre across the nation. From 186-1874 average yields were 9 bushels, dipping to 71.8 bushels in 1885-1894, then recovering to a record 87 bushels in 1906-1914 and fluctuating to 100.8 bushels in 1917, with growth mainly driven by acreage expansion and soil fertility improvements.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Keep Sheep on Every Farm Urges Use of Weeds for Food
Advocate promotes sheep on every farm to convert weeds and waste into food and clothing. Sees abundant forage in grass and roadside weeds, urging a flock to graze Bern county fields and roadsides.
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Bern
Convenient Granary for a General Farm
The Rural Engineering division of the U S Department of Agriculture describes a large granary 24 by 14 feet, divided into four 4 by 9 foot bins with a 450 bushel capacity each. An alleyway 6 by 14 feet fronts the bins for fan cleaning and disease treatment, with emergency space that increases total storage to over 2 100 bushels.
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United States Department of Agricultural
Division of Rural Engineering
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Watering Cows in Winter Health and Temperature Tips
The article stresses ample clean water for dairy cows, noting water makes up over three fourths of milk. It advises watering cows two to three times daily when housed, keeping water near 16 to 20 degrees above freezing, and warming water with tank heaters, live steam, or boiler heat to maintain a consistent temperature.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Use for Frosted Potatoes in Starch Production
United States Department of Agriculture trials show frosted and decayed potatoes can yield clean white starch of good quality. The material may supply sizing starch comparable to current stock. Modified methods could adapt to abnormal pulps, enabling profitable use at large processing centers handling flood of frozen and decayed potatoes, reducing disposal costs.
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United Sates Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Department Specialiats Bay
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