Market guides for hay bale sizes and sale rules
The bulletin outlines bale sizes preferred by different regions including five to six wire 75 to 215 pound large bales for England and Western markets and smaller 75 to 100 pound bales for Southeastern and Southwestern markets. It advises clear specification of quality day of shipment routing and payment terms in offers and confirms any corrections with buyers. It notes markets vary by region and stresses staying informed through Department of Agriculture reports.
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Addia
England
Wastern
Moat Geney
Pacific
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Tela Jane
Department of Agriculture
Egarcasion Tha de- Bare Rae
Washington, D
Red Clover Mildew Serious This Year
The United States Department of Agriculture notes the first severe red clover mildew infestation has appeared east of the Mississippi from Wisconsin to Georgia this year. Mildew makes plants appear white. its exact identity in America is undetermined. Some hay yield loss is possible, and rumors claim mildewed hay causes mouth inflammation in animals. USDA seeks reports and further study on the mildew.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Georgia
Threshing Hints for Efficient Work Practices
A fragment offers guidance on threshing efficiency stressing uniform reed ing, steady machine speed, and correct adjustments. It warns against rushing by anxious crews that reduce grain value and notes greater personal interest yields better results with small outfits than large crews far from home.
Control of Tuberculosis in cattle urged by USDA
The USDA says tuberculosis in cattle cannot be controlled or eradicated if grade animals and small family herds are left out. It argues for comprehensive cleanup of whole townships and counties rather than scattered herds to achieve lasting, economical results.
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Cattlae
United States Department of Agriculture
Boe
Fletcher
Dairy cows improving in Nome western states herds
Dairymen in the 45 cow testing associations in the Nome western states own 0,484 cows that have produced more than forty pounds of butterfat in one month. A 40-pound cow was rare years ago. The USDA notes there is much room for improvement in the general run of herds nationwide.
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Nome
United States Department of Agriculture
Road Improvement Progress Stalls in Early Stage
A clipped historical note discusses highway improvement in the United States, acknowledging significant strides yet describing the effort as still in its infancy. It cites that eighty percent of America’s roads are not yet improved, highlighting ongoing development challenges.
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United States
Americas
Multiple Iowa incidents and deaths hit Des Moines and Cedar Rapids
A robbed Water loo store netted 800 in goods. Des Moines hosted a citizens picnic at Union Park for Delaware county settlers. Sioux City site Midland Packing Co. option paid then forfeited. Death claims heat linked to Julia Craft 78 Cedar Rapids. Waterloo suit for 10000 against Sheriff Mec Kevitt by Pearl Searcy. Marriage dispute Bertha Potter and Osburn Payne. Patts Majeska buy George Crane farm at 175 per acre. Cedar Rapids lowers coal with new oil burners. Oppenheimer dies in Germany. Stuntzner survives Annandale wreck amid others. J R Murphy appointed Olympic games planner for American Legion. Mrs Flanders killed in Sioux City gI've by thieves. J Hayner dies from injuries. Rice milk by dairy official Sasseen. Agnes McPhail Canadian MP, Lamoni niece, declines indemnity.
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Julia Craft
Cedar Rapides
W. H. Morris
Bain
Glen Beeler
Storm Lake
Pearl Searcy
Waterloo
P. W. Mec. Kevitt
Ethc
Bertha Hazel Potter
Osburn” Payne
Oppenheimer
Jefferson
Germany
Cheater Oppenheimer
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Ottumwa Y. W. C. A
Laura H. Jordan
Ottumwa
Arnold Stientko
Boyden
John Wolfe
Shannon City
Sheffield Bank of
Sheffield
Causa
A. L. Stuntzner
Annandale
The
American Legion
New Orleans
Sioux City
J. A. Flanders
Mra. Flanders
Mra. Farrell Patton
J. Hayner
Clarinda
Shenandoah
J. H. Sasseen
Richland
Iowa State Dairy and Food Commission
Mise Agnes McPhail
Thomas Campbell
Lamoni
Fletcher's Castoria Safety Warning Ad
A newspaper warning appeals to motherhood to beware of imitations and counterfeits of Fletcher's Castoria. The ad extols over thirty years of the product as a trusted remedy for babies and urges readers to avoid new or imitation remedies pitched as “Fast-as-good.”
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Fletcher
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New York City
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