Bruton elected president of Loyal Order of Mooge
Des Moines man James F Bruton was elected president of the Town State Association Loyal Order of Mooge at a Burlington convention. Reports note other events including farm land sales, dairy meetings near Andrew, and a plan for a new veterinary research farm at Iowa State College.
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James' F. Bruton
Des Moines
Loyal Order of Mooge
Burlington
Mason City
Geta
Towa
C. Bleck
Muptatine
Charles 8
France
Herman Schwab
Dubuque
Immanual Church
John Baxter
Pringaton
Calvin H. George
Mississippi River
Clinton
Andrew
Planta Algo
Consid
Mortenson
Ano
Whatntland
Mra
C. J. Buckner
Rockford
Gmoura
Wiliam Armatrong
J. D. Kellar
Je. Stockbuyer
William Armstrong
Keller
State Board of Education
United States
Veterinary Division
Iowa State College
Winkel
Otto Helner
Frank Huebner
Ed Tuepner
Bivira Road
England
A. Mitchell
Shenandoah
Mit
Ebell
Standardization urged for farm product containers
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a push for uniform containers to prevent fraud in fruit and vegetable markets. Farmers, markets, and inspectors note dozens of crate styles and sizes cause higher costs and breakage, especially for hampers and baskets in the East, with no current standard damper in use.
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East
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Clubwoman’s Farm Insurance Through Milk And Eggs
Mrs Jin Doris of Bear Arkansas with her husband’s help runs three to six cows and 89 hens, selling 458.85 dollars of milk 495.75 dollars of butter and 249.80 dollars worth of eggs in the past year. The total 1 200 dollars from side lines acts as crop failure insurance and reflects community impact and agricultural morale.
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Gutle
Mra
Jin’ Dorris
Bear, Ark
Annual hampers sizes set by agriculture bureau
The article details standard hamper sizes recommended by the Bureau of Markets of the Department of Agriculture. It lists quart and bushel equivalents, notes two styles for the larger size, and mentions round stave and veneer baskets with no fixed standard. It also outlines five proposed veneer basket sizes: 4, 8, 12, 16, and 24 quarts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
le Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Dare Ag
Speculators' Work Draws Mixed Opera Trade Views
A fragment discusses opposing opinions on speculators in the opera trade, noting critics blame middlemen for inefficiency and extravagance while producers may rely on them, highlighting tension between buyers, sellers, and intermediaries.
Windbreaks Save Moisture From Prairie Winds
The Midwestern plains faced wind damage as barren land dried soil and harmed crops. Planting extensive windbreaks along roads and farm lines reduced evaporation, reduced lodging, and protected orchards, gradually improving farming and living conditions across the region.
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Middle West
CUT LETTUCE SHIPMENT METHOD REDUCES TRAVEL DECAY
A USDA experiment shows that carefully trimmed lettuce removing lower and diseased leaves travels with less decay. Florida grown product shipped to northern markets demonstrates improved freshness compared to commercially cut lettuce.
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Florida
United States Department of Agriculture
Rotating Potatoes to Break Disease Cycles
An expert recommends a two year or longer rotation for field potatoes to prevent disease carryover. The plan emphasizes regular intervals between potato crops to protect yields.
Quality and Honesty Count in Newsword Message
A fragmented verse on integrity asks if truth can trump deceit in media. The clipped lines stress that quality and honesty matter more than loud claims or glossy tricks.
Aristocracy Hit by War Toll and Beauty Ad Blurb
War toll reports 8,150 members of the British aristocracy affected. An advertisement promotes Cuticura Toilet Trio for daily skin care, soothing ointment, and talcum fragrance with suggested price of 2¢. The copy urges use at every toilet table.
Wood Carving With Sand In California Homes
Sand blasting technique yields rich wood paneling effects in redwood with protective stencils leaving relief figures. Natural reddish brown wood remains dominant while paints in deep blues reds and browns plus gilt create striking color contrasts for dining rooms halls and dens.
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California
Women Gain Membership in San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce amends by laws to allow women as members. All admitted women are unmarried, engaged in school work, and valued for their service and achievement in business.
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Women In Commercial Club
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Would Take Back His Little Tommie
A six year old boy, disappointed in love after a date with Mary Ann, returns home upset but not despondent. He declares he would go to heaven to get his life back if he could, telling his mother in simple, childlike terms.
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Tommie
Mary Ann
Childjah Oaivete
Adam
Mr. God
Jte
Queer man buys ticket to church socials and theatre
A dialogue notes a man’s continued attendance at church socials and amateur theatricals, suggesting he may be “queer.” It contrasts with others who attend casually, claiming one cannot live freely and still engage in broad business.
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Terre Haute
Racine Ays
Chicago
Ford
New Method Tire & Rupply Co
Nok Inc
Archer
Eatonic
R. Long
Canada
Oriet
Orizee
Arthur Lincoln
West 33Rd Street
New York
P. L. Dive
Washington Place
N. Y
Niagara
Fords
Water Due Trib. Co
Falta
Niagara Falls
N.Y
W. J. Myers
Massillon
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