Federal-aid highway program progress and approvals
A historical report outlines federal-aid road-building progress under the U.S. Department of Agriculture era. It cites project statements, miles authorized, and varying completion statuses across states including California, Indiana, New York, Ohio, and others, detailing approvals, expenditures, and ongoing construction through the period.
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Reatis
Ted States Department of Agricul Shits
Agement
Tigreementa
Tee Bignell
Ambata
Hiya
Ailiey
California
Delaware
Tindy
Idaho
Indiana
Town
Kansas
Doulalnna
Maine
Maryiuni
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampahiro
New
Jersey
Protection for Water Pan in Poultry House Cage
To protect the water pan in the poultry house or outdoors, make a cage with a hinged top. The fowla can readily reach the drink and wet it, and as the cage is bent to the wall, several others.
Fragments Describe Outdoor Cage Water Protection
A garbled OCR passage notes a cage top shielding water from runneling dirt when placed outdoors. The exact context is unclear but references B. Frank Boyern Hatm'Jour nal and a water protection detail.
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Frank Boyern
Colorado Beetle Pest Threat to Potatoes
Colorado potato beetle poses a severe threat to potato crops. Recommended control includes spraying with arsenic compounds such as Paris green at roughly half a pound per 50 gallons of Bordeaux mixture, noting the danger to growers.
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Colorado
Paris
Warqing Beet-Top Silage Factors for Good Cornlage
Involves fundamental factors for quality forage including soaking dectorlalinge and related steps. Notes emphasis on avoiding excluded practices while describing general silage preparation concepts and quality controls.
Moisture Dangers in Hay Handling Highlighted
Fragments warn that moisture injures hay and jeopardizes its quality. The text urges hay makers to keep storage dry and monitor moisture to prevent mold and spoilage.
Fragmentary Note on Agricultural Experts and Teagona Text
The readable fragments reference a Federal department, Farrheta Bulletin, and discussions of expert roles in agriculture. Distorted phrases touch on selective treatment of ate and possible medical terms. The text remains unclear and provisional.
Second dipping timing for mite treatment guidance
The guidance advises delaying the second dipping to about ten days after the first to ensure mites are still in immature stages and not yet depositing eggs. Practical experience shows a fourteenth day second dipping also works if needed, but the ten day rule is preferred when possible. Bulletin 718 can be obtained from the department in Washington, D. C.
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Regi
Planting Endive in August for Winter Salads
A short guide advises sowing endive from early to mid August. Choose green curled varieties for best results as space allows wide rows and ample earth banking. Thin plants to about three inches apart to promote sturdy growth during the season.
Forest Crop Investment Outlook and Returns
The document outlines a forest crop investment concept proposing a per acre outlay from 10 to 15 to 315 and a long payment period of 19 to 60 years. It asserts compound interest returns of 4 to 8 percent over the period, stressing proportional investments and conveyed charges as part of the plan.
World tensions spike over Poland Russia and Syria crisis
In a week of sweeping international drama, Britain and France press for Polish peace amid Bolshevik threats while Moscow rejects direct talks. Syria’s king yields to French requests, Turkish and Greek hostilities flare across Thrace, and civil war rages in Ireland. Western leaders vow support for Poland and League of Nations backing, with Lloyd George and French leaders signaling direct dealings and possible armistice talks. The Prohibition convention nominates William J Bryan for president. Roosevelt and Cox align on League of Nations support. Biographical notes highlight Vanderbilts and other prominent deaths.
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Edward W. Pickard
Moscow
Poland
London
Inga
Warsaw
Orinla
Cracow
Lithuanias
Reichswehr
Berlin
Germany
Prussia
Pracite Lloyd George
Millerand
Pulaniyaky
Lloyd George
Agia Feault
Apa
Great Britaly
France
Antena Ta
Syria
Boirit
Pelsal
Gourtud
Felso
Great Britain
Tinja
Damacus Hig
Anatola
Kemal’ Pasha
Thrace
Blane
Blaid
Bulgaria
Jafar Yayar
Adrianople
Turkey
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wil Son
White House
League of Nationalseue
America
Hla
Randy
ogfHon
Democratic Cation al Committes
Columbus
Shotea
Edmond A. Moore
Moore
George White
Marietta
Homer
Cummings
White
San Francisco
Auknot
Roosevelt
Aggregated Iowa county fairs and police notes summary
The report lists numerous county fair dates across Iowa with Baptists and local events, including Benton, Buena Vista, Calhoun, Carroll, Clayton, Clinton, Crawford, Dallas, Decatur, Fayette, Floyd, Grundy, Guthrie, Hamilton, Hardin, Humboldt, Jasper, Jefferson, Jones, Keokuk, Kossuth, Lee, Linn, Mahaska, Marshall, Mitchell, Muscatine, O’Brien, Page, Plymouth, Pottawattamie, Scott, Shelby, Sioux City, Story, Tama, Wayne, Webster, Winnebago, and Woodbury counties. It notes government supply issues and a farm bureau resolution, and mentions a missing person case: Jesse Gilbert, who vanished March 20 after allegedly taking $14,000 from his father’s estate. police are seeking information.
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Iitwooin
Iowa City
Georgette Walats
Bet Emtportum
Towa
Achiool
Taland
Dai Tor
Allamakee
Waykon
Dubon
Benton
Tela Bikoe
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Calhoun—M Son
Apt
Calhoun
Rowell City
Carroll—Carrail
Gass—Atlantic
Chie—Maggena
Cedar—Tipton
Carro Gordo
Mason -City
Clay
Decatur
Leom
Delayware
Manchester
Dea Monagh-Buryington
Aub
Fayette—West Union
Fioyd
Charles City
Fremont+-Homburg
Graene—Sefferton
Grund
Iowa
Willamaburg
Tadaigi Maquoketa
Jason—Nawton
Jeferson
Fairfield
Monticello
Jones
Mope
Keokuk
What ‘Cheer
Kosauth
Algona
Lee—Done
Marshall
Maraalitown
Dea
Mie
Malvern
Milt
whell—Osaxe
Ji Onowa
Ktene
Muscatine
Slowx
Orange
City
Stary—Amae
Bent
Tama
Toledo
Taylor—Bedford
van Buren
Milton
Wapsligo
Ottumwa
Warren
Indianola
Ant
Wayne
Corydon
Webster
Dodge
Winnelingo
Forest City
Winnechick Decoratio
Suns
Woodbury
Sioux City
Worth—Northwood
Ent
AMD Wright—Cisrion
Worth County Farm Bureau
Newton
Beam
Jesse Gilbert
Gilbert Jett
Ollelds
Catifuruty
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New York
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AWNL
Wade Calved
United States Railway Labor Board
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Order of Trailway Tategraphers
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