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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1921

Page

6

How to Patch Gravel Road

Patching gravel roads should occur when the surface is wet and standing water shows hollows. Shovel gravel from the wagon into ruts for small repairs, then drag the road to blend the layer. Use gravel no poorer than the surface, with a bit of clay but not excess.

Fruit Trees Along Highways Suggested By Horticulturist

Elm hackberry and even nut trees and fruit trees are good to plant along highways says Le Roy Cady associate horticulturist at University Farm St Paul. The objection to fruit and nut trees is that collectors may pick them but this is unlikely if they are common. Poor roads disliked young folks avoid returning to the farm.

le Roy Cady University Farm St. Paul

Good Road Advantages

A concise aphorism by B. F. Yoakum notes a road’s value in moving crops. The quote emphasizes how improving transport cuts distance and boosts farm efficiency by shifting produce toward markets.

B. F. Yoakum

Roads Improve Community Travel Safety and Comfort

Good roads benefit a community by shortening travel time and enhancing safety and comfort for residents and visitors. This improvement supports local commerce and everyday life.

Cattle Show at Iowa State Fair Reaches Capacity

Des Moines reports the new cattle pavilion at the Iowa State Fair is filled to capacity in its second year. The cattle department will be one of the largest in the fair history, with heavy swine and horse entries and exhibitors from mid western states and distant breeding farms. Premium offerings are among the largest in years.

Des Moines

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