Meeting on Pure Oat Seed and Uniform Elevator Quality
Farmers propose to grow pure oats, standardize seed across elevators, and seek agronomy department guidance. Topics cover grain treatment, fertilization, timing of seeding, plowing, disking, threshing, and the benefits of drilling versus broadcasting to improve oat quality and consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Ball
Agronomy Department
State Agricultural College
Early sowing boosts oat growth in cool moist weather
The time of seeding varies with the season but oats benefit from earlier sowing. Oat plants grow best and stool most vigorously in cool moist conditions, so planting sooner generally yields better results.
Fan and Grace Seed Oats Recommend Fanning Mill
The article notes that oats seed can be light and chaffy, especially southward, with many grains lacking kernel. It urges wider use of the fanning mill to remove chaffy, undersized grains and weed seeds, leaving only good plump seed for sowing.
Prof Winter Naturalized Into American Citizenship
Prof Julius Winter leader of the Cadet band and Rommel School of Music teacher is now a U S citizen after final naturalization in district court Monday He plans to bring his wife and children from Germany this summer to make the United States his permanent home A West Plains Mo note mentions Foley Kidney Pills helping J A Adleman recover from kidney trouble and rheumatism with a positive testimonial from W L Bradshaw Co May
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Mt. Pleasant News
Julius Winter
Rommel School of Music
William
Winter
Germany
J. A. Adleman
West Plains
Foley
WL. S. Bradshaw & Co
Get your Sale Bills printed at this office
A brief notice announces that sale bills can be printed at the office, inviting customers to request printing services for auction or sale events.
Time of the End foretold in consanguinity prophecy
The author analyzes prophecies about the Time of the End, citing global travel, rising knowledge, and debate over Higher Criticism. He warns of unrest unless the Kingdom of God arrives, extols the Bible, and highlights the divine plan of restitution, grace, and the Bride of Christ.
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Europe
America
Parsons Teacher to Egypt Leaves Parsons College
Miss Mary M. Pattison resigns as dean of women at Parsons College after two years to join the United Presbyterian mission field in Egypt. She previously taught in Egyptian mission schools for three years and will depart for her foreign field in early fall, leaving students regretful and fond of her leadership.
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Parsons
Egypt
Mary M. Pattison
Parsons College
United Presbyterian Board
Miss Pattison
Mission Schools of
Power Company Appeals Over Oakland Mills Dam lower height
The Iowa Power company appeals Judge Withrow’s ruling to lower the Oakland Mills dam to its original height. Sheriff Gee prepared to execute the writ to remove the top. A hearing on the appeal will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Mills
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Power Company
W. S. Withrow
C. B. Gee
Percheron Stallion Mogol to Stud in Richland Road Area
Mogol a black eight year old Percheron stallion weighs 1900 pounds and is billed as a model of the breed with strong foal producing record. Sired by Anida and out of Bijou with extensive French draft and pedigree notes. He will stand the 1912 season at a barn three miles north of Fairfield on the Richland road with insurance terms and care provisions.
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Fairfield
Anida
Besique
Brilliant IT
Fenelon
Brilliant
Coco II
Vieux Chaslin
Coco
Mignon
Jean-le-Blane
Bijou
Boule- D'Or
Coco NI
Jean-le-Blanc
Margot
Baptiste
Gamelle
Brilliant III
Dam—Bijou
Boule- D’or
Boule-D’or
Grevin
la Grange
Coco Iti
My Barn
Richland Road
Ben Hour
Percheron Society of America
Gus Smig
Minier
Ill
C. W. Benn
Packwood
Isaac
Coriolan
Pourquoipas
Bon Espoir
Jean LE Blanc
Maud
Becker, JR
Becker
France
Dillon Bros
Normal
E. Dillon & Co
Chicago
H. G. McWillan
Geo. W. Stubbli
Field
Gredin
C. O. Keiser
Keota
Iowa
M. Grier
Department of Orne
Cromwell
Gerome
Vidocq II
Bayard
Vidocq
Margotte
Selim
Porthos
M. Frometin
Lisette
Luther
Pierre
Laboureur
Coquette
M. Leprince
Society
Illinois
Geo. W. Stubblefield
Keiser Bros
American Percheron Horse Breeders’ and Importers’ Association
Romulus
Billy
Senator Ballingall
Allerio
Jay Bird
George Wilkes
Hambletonian
Haw Patch
Abdallah I
Percheron Horses Offered by Prince & Hisel of Fairfield
Halifax Hospador and Invalide are described as very large black Percheron stallions and mares with strong feet and action. Sires Martin Voltaire Boileau are listed with dam names, foaling dates in 1907 1908, and importing details. The horses stand at specific nearby barns for viewing with telephone contacts and insurance terms outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
M. Pienant
Department of Sarthe
Martin
Oppheline
Hospador
Cotten
Department of Orne
Voltaire
Indiana
Invalide
M. Guerin
Boileau
Lizette
Prince & Hisel
Charley Hisel
Fairfield
J. E. Prince
Burlington Road
Belgian Stallion DUC II DE MONFORT Arrives at Iowa Farm
Imported Belgian Stallion DUC II DE MONFORT, American number 2424, foreign 25232, begins season at a barn four miles east of Collett Iowa. Weighs 1900 pounds in breeding condition and has shown breeding success near County Lin Iowa. Terms ten dollars to insure a living colt. See the horse before breeding your best mares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duc II. DE Monfort
Collett
Iowa
County Lin
BE IN THE SWIM Breed to a Son of Allerton
Advertisement for breeding horses notes Vipsanus a dark male sired by Allerton with high speed claims and Carroll 19192 as a grey stallion. It lists Vipsanus price 12.50 and Carroll 10.00 plus barn contact W. G. Allison located on Birmingham road south of Fairfield.
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Vipsanus
Allerton
Carroll
Senlis
Merveille
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