Saving Grain Loss by Threshing Machine Adjustments
A University of Indiana report shows one half or more of about 3 850 000 bushels of small grains lost annually to threshing waste can be saved by proper machine adjustments or feeding. Tests across counties found average losses around 1 30 per cent, varying by grain type. Recommendations cover machine setup, power, feeding, cylinder clearance, bundle handling, and following manufacturer guidelines to minimize waste and improve threshing efficiency.
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Lele
Colleges of Agriculture
University of Inode
Oata
College Farm Mechanics Department
Shiva
Taurge
Amoll
Alwaye
Uae
Grnn
Phehere Wat
Hutt
Poor Lighting Increases Costs In Industrial Survey
A University of Minnesota study by Ket A. Anderson finds lighting in 4465 plants largely inadequate. Over 100 percent lacked expedient lighting. 82 percent rated as good, with vast ranges from poor to fair. Defective vision among employees raised production costs. lighting quality boosted output 10 to 30 percent and reduced labor turnover. Indirect benefits include improved product quality and a more pleasant work environment.
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Ket
A. A Anderson
University of
Minola
Fale
Mir Anderson
Myhong Costa Anuney
Increased Interest in Law at University of Illinois
The College of Law at the University of Illinois reports a substantial rise in enrollment this year. Primary law students number 278, up 84 from last year, with 15 additional students taking law work in other colleges, totaling 200 enrolled in law-related study. Four-year enrollment figures show 1022, 186, 1023, 200, 1824, 0, 1025, 276.
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College of Law
University of
Distorters Report Sparks Roanoke World Nowa Debate
A Roanoke World Nowa item centers on a distorters report provoked by a fool friend. The piece notes public reaction and the broader impact of misleading rhetoric on community discourse.
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Roanoke
Montana forests host cattle and sheep range in state
The national forests of Montana provide grazing for a significant number of cattle and sheep, sustaining livestock operations across the state.
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Montana Beach State
National Forests of
Montana
Breeding Improved Apples From 427 New Varieties
University of Unoia College of Agriculture horticulture breeders have produced 427 potential new apple varieties from thousands of first generation hybrids. About 10 to 20 acres of each are grown to fruiting maturity for final selection. The effort aims to meet grower and consumer demands for apples with better form color and favorable flavor while addressing storage durability and market timing.
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University of Unoia College of Agriculture
Rome
Social activities and community notices from Forest Park area
Social events reach Forest Park and Oak Park with a wedding in Chicago at 214 Blein Avenue. The Chalifoux Clarke ceremony April 24 featured Rev Jonathan Thompson. Newlyweds plan home after June 7 and a California honeymoon. Reports mention Oak Park Elks club show rehearsals May 18 19 under Julien Iren Logan. The Women’s Benevolent Association hosts a bunco May 24 at 4 PM in a Forest Park hall. Recital by Miss Bockelman’s pupils details a May 15 program in Roosevelt area. Ladies Aki Society and various birthday parties for Wilma Hann on Beloit Avenue.
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Chalifous-Clarke
J. Chalifoux
Blein Avenue
Fear! Gagnon Clarke
Onicago
Jonathan Thompson
Forum Park Community Methodist Church
eMmciating
Austin
Circle Avenue
Chalitoux
Hedburg and Ristor
Chicago
Oak Park Elka Club
Julien Iren Logan
Weatenberg
Hulkett
Aska Chone
Ceketa
Bride and community events highlight local gathering
The bride Bunco night showcased prizes won by Brentamen Kramp Cot Dapp SMatwurm Rhon wd Mahler amid pink and white decor. Joy’s Daughters Bethel No 6 hosts Mothers Night. May 12 charity and hospital open house planned with guides. Forest Park Masonic temple hosts May 2 spring scamper. National Hospital Day May 12 features tours and demonstrations led by Clare Howler and Kieth Pintrict Wor Women's clubs.
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Brentamen Kramp
Cot Dapp
Smatwurm
Rhon
Mahler
Joy
Alonduy
God Men
Bers
Forest Park Masonic Temply
National Hospital Way
Clare Howler
Hoapitauization
Kieth Pintrict Woren
Bra. Koalck
Foreat Park
Womy
Personal Notices From Oak Park Include Births and Illness
An item from Oak Park lists births and family news. Mr Edward Kohtz and Mrs Kohtz announce a boy born April 7 at home on 61 Thomas Avenue. Esther Tod of Forest Park is noted in a marriage mention, while Alvert Moor Thompson of 40 Thomas Avenue is reported critically ill in Oak Park Hospital after recent surgery and confinement, with Tip Beott and Reynolds as attending physicians.
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Stover
Miss Mather Hromm Mals
Mra SK
Meyer
Whatafo
Kev
Molrane Park
Hucce Ona
Edward Sehnehting
Mia
Henge
Miss Mather Trudd
Ehstury
William Schwabpee
Heatons
A Owin Wis
Edward Kohtz
Thomas Avenue
Mra
Alvert Moor Thompson
Oak Wark Hoapstad
Mr. Thompson
Ralstones Somyone Aga
Hla
Tip
Beott
Reynoldm
Presidential sobriquets and trade balance notes
A clipped, garbled passage references nicknames for President Johnson and other figures, alongside a claim that the United States posted its first monthly trade deficit in January at about 415 million dollars. It preserves names and places with minimal clarity.
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Aiyes
Unclear fragmentary note links religion science to weaponary
Fragmentary Washington Star item mentions Uncle Eben and a deliberation in January over 11 000 baler Medan Hien da New Engen mit artivity ta weaponalny. No coherent event or clear entities extracted.
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Eben
Tock Eben
Washington Star
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Bunca Party
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Harrison and Oak Purl Avenue
Mes
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Pigin Avenue
Miss Bockelman
Ethel Bockelman
Forest Park
Roosevelt Whal
Wiver Forest
Mian Hockelmin
Winaunyon
Aki Kociety
Abd Bordety
Bay
J. L. Strange
Bad Circle Avenue
Wilma Hann
Wilna Hoenn
Herbert Hann
Beloit Avenue
Hoon
Mine Hoya
Wehidren
Miss Mahler
Agnes Bedward
Wilcox Street
Waa
Lifschultz Shoe Store
Battaglia
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Florsheim Shoe
Lifschultz
Madison Street
Hlinois
Steim Hat Shop
Mesclaurt Hfdld
Dorks’ Sikorew Master Ale Duck
Norman Eutaunfold
I. Retenfeld
Uarty Hat Shop
Faiout Laxky Corporation
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Indiana
Styleplus
Ritesh Bree
Madison Str
Forest Park, Ill
Johnson
Arthur
Jamets
Chet
Cleveland
Man of
the Fannie Beauty Shop
Roosevelt Road
Fannie Charvat
Kimball Grand Pianos
Kimball Player Pianos
Meister Upright Pianos
H. C. Bay
Schaffer Upright
W. W. Kimball
Leo Knack
Illinois
Faith Fick
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