How to Raise Bumper Alfalfa Seed Yield in Twin Pail County
A report on B C Davis of Castleford addressing Twin Pails Seed Growers at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. He describes a six acre alfalfa seed field yielding 24 45 bushels per acre last year and shares a detailed seed bed preparation and irrigation plan to secure bumper crops, urging annual seed business discipline and careful moisture management.
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B. Davis
Castleford, Tetle
Twin Paile
B.C. Davis
Castleford
Chamber of Commerce
Puhl Republican
Lavis
Davis
Diefeld
Filer
Twin Falls
Borre
Better Community Conference Pushing Curtain on Billboards
In Chicago the Better Community Conference debated removing unsightly billboards and promoting artistic poster advertising. The committee proposed forming a permanent body with frequent meetings to guide an art and beauty campaign. Professor KR EB urged action to curb giant painted signs and restore civility to urban streets.
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Lorado Taft
Chicago
KR. EB A8
University of Minis
Small Town Opportunities and Progressive Living
The article argues that true progress is measured by wealth used to elevate others and the quality of opportunities in small towns. It notes that wealth transfer alone is not progress and that ambitious individuals can grow a town by pursuing opportunities locally rather than migrating to larger cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Keep it clean this city your pride and duty
A Washington Star piece urges citizens to treat streets and parks as their own, discouraging litter and promoting proactive upkeep. It notes a Pensacola code allowing city mowing costs to be charged to nonresident lot owners and highlights Marine Corps Reserve status change for Dan Daly, famed Medal of Honor recipient.
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Washington Star
D Pensacola
Daly
Fort Riviere
France
General Pershing
New York
No Advantage in Bigness City Life Critique
A writer in the Los Angeles Times questions the value of massive urban growth arguing that bigger cities bring unrest and that past Los Angeles felt more livable. He laments a focus on population and height over beauty and civic well being, warning Americans worship bigness.
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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Good Citizenship First in Town Growth Message
A civic appeal stresses that a community’s progress depends on citizen quality, not quantity. It urges personal duty to self and town to foster responsible, engaged residents and a thriving local future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerth
Artificial wool hailed but found limited merit
An exhaustive study by Prof. Eber Midgley of Bradford Technical College and United States Consul A. S. Ingram Nashville on the new artificial wool reports limited practical value. They summarize conclusions that the fiber shows promise but offers few clear advantages over natural wool for broad use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eber Midgley
Department of Textile Industries
Bradford Technical College
United States
A. 8. Ingram
Beadford
Wellington women transform swamp into Community Park
The women of Wellington Kansas crusaded to convert a 30-acre swamp into a beautified city park named Community Park. The area features artistic landscaping, trees, shrubs, flower beds, a park house ringed by shade trees, and a modern stone building with a reception room dining room and kitchen for about 23 guests.
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Wellington
Kansas
Cty Park
Park House
Montreal
Can
Courtesy First and City Service Emphasis at Lodianapolis Board
A ceremonial statement from the board in charge of arrangements for Associated Advertising use at the World convention in Lodianapolis urges courtesy as a guiding principle. It stresses the value of being of service to the public and enhancing the city’s standing through helpful conduct.
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Tadlanapatts
Lodianapolis
Beautify Waste Spots With Garden Borders
Borders frame yards and transform spaces with flowers along alleys and outbuildings. Choose old fashioned pinks, daisies, forget me nots, alyssum, candy tuft, and verbenas for most climates. Use taller borders with sweet William, Oriental poppies, or ornamental shrubs to add structure and beauty.
Population as a Danger to Towns and Nation
Town and Country editor cites a warning about population growth and food supply. The writer argues the United States faces strain as residents move, predicting census trends show increased population but possible shortages of bread, rent, and potatoes without substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Johy A. Siupman
Small Town Life and Rural Community Ties
The article discusses small towns with populations under ten thousand, their role in rural life, and the hopes of residents for improving schools, sidewalks, wearers, and health infrastructure. It notes most towns remain stable while a few may grow into elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uolied
World Wheat Crops Show Big Rise in 1920 Output
1920 global wheat production reported by the International Institute of Agriculture at Rome totals 2.65 billion bushels, matching the previous year, with barley and oats rising to 3.41 billion bushels. Australia alone reports a 100 million bushels gain from 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internatonal Institute of Agriculture At
Rome
Department of Agriculture
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