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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
2
The United States Department of Agriculture recommends promptly drying seed ears after harvest. Hang ears on binder twine at eight inch intervals, ensure air circulation, and keep ears from touching. Drying prevents sprouting mildew and weevil infestation, preserving seed vitality even in dry regions.
The article compares wire and wooden corn drying racks. Wire racks use upright wires as hangers with lateral supports, lasting years and storing easily, resembling giant fern fronds when in use. Wooden racks store ears on shelves, dry in breezy air but limit circulation. heat aids drying only with slow, well ventilated firing and caution against excessive heat.
In the House of Representatives only about one fourth of members attend sessions, while key measures like the five billion dollar urgent deficiencies appropriation the 176 million war risk insurance bill and an 11.538 billion bond and certificate measure pass with 60 to 75 members present. Visitors note the unusual scene as illness and election year excuses dominate absences.
The article surveys undergarments in silk or cotton with crepe de chine and empire styles for lingerie and nightwear, plus envelope chemises and delicate trims. It highlights Halloween activities for children, such as ghost masks, a Halloween pie center piece, fish pond prizes, and fortune telling games, all suited to home entertainment and modest budgets.
Fashion notes call Waletcoata styles the season. Fancy satin and brocade vests add distinctive touch to outfits. Made from satin table maire Sammy cloth bro cadesa broadcloth and novelty allka.
Repeated trials show early fall plowing yields better crops the next year than late plowing. August is hot and dry but plowing should continue as possible. On clean land no further treatment is needed. on weedy land August plowing followed by disking or harrowing or October replowing helps weed control and soil readiness. Daily plowing and good plowing boost meadow value. top-dress with manure and phosphate. if unavailable use acid phosphate and bone meal. Treat meadows right for long profits.
Economic and convenience factors push more silos to be built this season to can the corn crop. An Ohio experiment station test shows dairy cows fed largely silage produced 17 percent more milk and 28 percent more butterfat than grain-fed cows, with butterfat costs at 14 cents per pound versus 22 cents. Additional tests indicate two pounds of dry matter from silage costs less than one pound from sugar beets.
Guidance on eradicating sheep sorrel with ground limestone hydrated lime or quicklime applied per acre. Quicklime works best when baked with water and spread over the sorrel. Lime use also helps correct soil acidity, though care with the mixture is needed to protect leaves.
The committee on seed stocks of the United States Department of Agriculture requests seed offering details. Provide name, kind and variety, approximate quantity, and price. Letters should be sent to R. A. Oakley, Chairman, Committee on Seed Stocks, USDA, Washington.
The article explains when to cut corn for silage as grains dent and lower leaves husks yellowing. It notes timing for harvesting and the value of having a silage cutter to fit the silo and ensure proper packing.
The United States National Museum in Washington displays a notable collection donated by George B. McClellan of Princeton University. It includes nine swords marking Civil and Mexican War service, a gold mounted pearl set gifted by Boston citizens in 1863, and various uniforms spurs field glasses revolvers and personal relics.
The article explains how President Wilson manages a vast mail bag with a corps of confidential clerks. Letters are opened, read, and sorted, with formal requests answered by staff. Important communications receive a brief, typewritten synopsis and may be read by the president or referred to cabinet officers.
Italian pilots in two fast battle planes and a large bombing aircraft flew from Langley Field to Washington in under two hours, covering about 120 miles at 7000 feet. The Capron bombing machine carried officials and wowed spectators, while the smaller planes dropped bouquets on the White House. Despite admiration, U S officials noted America has much to do to match European aviation.
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