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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1925

Page

8

Des Moines Describes 1824 Traits and 1925 Efforts Across Iowa

Dr Carl J Drake Iowa State College notes that counties won't seek clubs this year as in 1824. $300 prize offered by Go for top farm project. Bettendorf company receives 1000 freight cars and Bayarat trucks from Chicago Milwaukee St Paul. Des Moines bans Sunday circus unless ordinance repealed. University site sale nets $11 240 for 1 000 000 memorial union building. Guthrie Center ships hogs and cattle. $31 409 29 paid to shippers. Fort Dodge Legion offers $500 for Boy Scout summer camp. camps planned on land near city. Western conference of food drug dairy and feed departments met in Des Moines with 75 men. states Iowa Kansas Minnesota Nebraska North and South Dakota Wisconsin represented. University of Iowa and state board approve school of religion. Rev A B Leamer Des Moines, Rabbi Eugene Mannbaliner Des Moines, George Kay Iowa City, B P Acher Davenport named trustees. Keokuk freight revival efforts discussed. Mississippi barges considered. Port Townsend incident noted. Girdeat donations still referenced.

Carl J. Drake Atate Entomologiat Iowa State Pollege Bettendorf Company Devonport Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul Railway Company Des Moines University of Iowa Memorial Union University Guthrie ‘Center Farmsre Brigator Company Frank Rees Anshat Ehippers American Legion Fort Dodge Food, Drug Dairy and Feed Departments Middle Western States Iowa Kansas Minnesota Nebraska North South Dakota Wisconsin Walter Jexsup Iowa State Board of Education A. B. Leamer Eugene Mannbaliner Des Moines; Bean George Kay Iowa City B P. Acher Davenport Menufactursre Keokukars Tatid

Forestry program reports progress and youth planting drive

The report details two main forestry activities supervised by a committee: planting trees with 18,000 seedlings set last year on town land, national reservations, and farm wood lots. thinning and cutting to focus growth on desirable trees. Six counties join a state contest offered by the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, extending to next October.

Home Farm Society For the *Protection of New Hampshire Uies Sied

Cattle Testing Rate To Reach Six Million Annually

The tuberculin testing program aims to eradicate bovine tuberculosis in the United States. Data from late 1924 show 284,085 herds totaling 3,157,123 cattle tested, with projections of six and a half to seven million cattle tested in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1925 under a cooperative plan.

United States Bureau of Natural Industry United States Department of Bureau of Animal Teduatey Veterinarians

Goslings Health and Feeding Guide from Early Text

This article discusses feeding goslings with greens and water, warns against bread and milk, and outlines a staged diet starting with greens and water then transitioning to a corn meal mix. It emphasizes ample green food and continuous water access for growing goslings.

Mixture of Field Peas and Oats for Hay Crops

A northern climate summary states that a mix of oats and Canadian field peas yields a highly satisfactory hay crop. Field peas boost protein content in feed, and both crops perform best on moist loam soils with adequate moisture and proper plant nutrition, though performance varies with altitude and soil quality.

Lemima

Feeding and breeding practices for dairy cattle and swine

The bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture discusses priorities in agriculture. It emphasizes giving priority to feeding and breeding high-quality stock, warning that starting with low-grade sows and inferior cows can erode herd value. The text outlines the financial risks of poor stock selection and highlights the value of purebred animals to sustain profitability.

United States Department of Agriculture Washington

Apple Scab Disease Threatens Pennsylvania Apple Crops

A Pennsylvania State College bulletin cites apple scab as a major danger, causing an average yield loss of 15 percent in 1919 to 1922. The study details 18 materials tested across 24 Adams County orchards and others, with 111 material and application combinations, to guide growers on effective spraying and dusting.

Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station Pennsylvania State College United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin Adams County Centre County Franklin Chester

Farm notes on protection costs and crop guidance

Forest fire protection costs are low and helpful for Michigan. Weeds should be treated as such. Sweet corn requires full germination testing, as does field corn, to ensure good crops this spring. Seed in weed beds can assure a sound crop, while water pumping and exercise are noted. Potatoes remain staple and can be grown widely. Chicks need warmth to yield eggs later. Spring gardening is a key food source, with early Irish potato crops increasing yields per acre by tests from North Carolina. Rape should be drilled on plowed ground at eight pounds per acre, growing well in spring and rain, suitable for feed. can be seeded between corn rows and root cultivation for forage.

Euffer Worcentershire

Seasonal Dishes And Luncheon Recipes From A Tved Page

A dated collection of kitchen notes outlines simple spinach with noodles and a curried lamb dish, plus prune and cheese galad and date and ginger sandwiches. It includes chicken sandwiches, vegetable soups, French turnips with a creamy egg sauce, and strawberry dessert ideas, all expressed in a period culinary tone with detailed steps.

Fragmented crossword style list from 1936 furniture article

A garbled 1936 text presents a long, fragmented word puzzle style list with mismatched clues and garbled phrases. The readable segments reference furniture, chemistry, geography, and various partial definitions, lacking coherent narrative.

How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle and Clue Help

This vintage article explains filling white spaces with correct letters by matching words to clues. It details column headings, word counts, and rules for valid dictionary words, including handling of definitions and definitions under headings to guide solving.

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