Grasshoppers Threaten Dakotas Crops Amid Drought Losses
Reports show grasshoppers damaging early crops across North Dakota Michigan and Oregon with Dakotas worst hit after several drought years. Farmers face bankruptcy as funds are scarce. U S Department of Agriculture offers bait recipe using wheat bran greens ort lemons and molasses with timing guidance for effectiveness.
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Horse feet care warns against neglect and injury
Article urges horse owners to use skilled farriers and shoe horses every four weeks. It stresses that neglect causes permanent injuries, tame behavior, or early death, and advises keeping feet soft during dry spells, adjusting shoes if animal stands idle.
Providing shade for hens with quick growing plants
A brief note describes artificial shade for chickens and the use of quick growing plants to provide protection and food. It emphasizes shading needs for about one year and mentions rape as a potential crop, though the text is fragmented and unclear overall.
Morgane solo boosts Tacoma Legion drive for three years
Forty thousand people heard singer Morgane perform at a Tacoma Edward J. Rhodes post event. The fundraiser netted $5,000 for the post treasury and the Connecticut American Legion theme committee announced Bennison of Hertford elected for a three year term as department adjutant, aiming for broader outreach.
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Refurnishing Cigarettes Wins Narrow Referendum
In Downerstove, an exclusive Chicago suburb, a Legion post led a referendum to restore cigarettes to local stores. The vote neared two to one in favor, with more women voting for the restoration than against.
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Appeal to the American People for European Relief
A call urges Americans to fund relief for 3.5 million European children starved by war and winter. It warns of famine and disease without aid, outlines needed funds and matching contributions, and names Franklin K Lane and other organizers as national collection coordinators.
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