Mankato Commercial College attracts students from Roy's success
Roy of Lawrence Minnesota secured a government post after a six month course at Mankato Commercial College last winter and urges his brother to enroll this fall. Numerous others follow his lead as the college promotes its catalog and admissions. Mint Nie, Minnesota.
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Vast 1912 crop outlook sparks Iowa focus on corn boom
Des Moines reports the government crop survey foresees record yields across the corn states led by Iowa with a 79,000,000 bushel rise over last year and Minnesota, North Dakota and Kansas also posting large wheat and corn gains. Iowa farm values rise as Shel by area sales show high acre prices. Banking profits and state university enrollment rise, while officials note possible overtaxed railcar and elevator capacity amid record crops.
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Grain Car Shortage and Harvest Notes Across States
Nebraska and Oklahoma wheat outputs are listed with 54 900 000 and 20 000 000 bushels respectively while Iowa, South Dakota and Minnesota report heavy yields. Railroads warn of a car shortage with widespread circulars urging efficient loading and prompt unloading. News covers hearings for a Montgomery county nomination contest, Iowa coal output decline, and a mix of political, agricultural, and labor developments across several states.
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