Who Gets the Money From Wheat Woes
Chicago June 22. A long analysis questions who benefits from rising wheat and corn prices. The author argues the consumer bears most of the cost while farmers claim they do not profit and cites surveys showing widespread inefficiency in farming practices across regions. The piece notes the need for better methods, fertilizer use, and diversification to improve yields and reduce costs.
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Chicago
Chicaco Board of Trade
THE SOIL S OWN PLEA AY A TH Snpter
Fragmentary tile from a historical piece discusses soil as a sentient entity arguing for sustainable farming. It extols crops like clover that purify air and water, supports livestock feeding, and criticizes wasteful farming practices.
Wheat Harvest Forecast Across The Midwest And Plains
A July 4 bulletin notes favorable weather for harvesting in the central and southern wheat belt. Conditions vary: some regions report above average yields while others face ruin. South Missouri reports rapid harvest with strong food quality prospects. Kansas shows spotted conditions, Nebraska remains generally favorable, Wisconsin and Iowa see copious rains aiding crops.
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ST. Loo
Juse
Miller's Trap Outlook
Texaa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ingis
Prevention and Cure for Chick Diseases in Brooder Care
Heat must be regulated by chick behavior, not just a thermometer. Overheating causes losses, while proper ventilation and fresh air reduce disease. Avoid excessive heat, ensure even temps, and monitor chicks for signs of distress and chilling. Proper feeding and clean housing are essential to reduce mortality and improve growth.
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Barony
Howard
Jana
Ferda Tan Xeon
One Grain of Wheat How It Is Made 10 Produce 30 000 Grains
An old fashion Chinese method for multiplying grain yield is described. Seed beds are prepared in wide-spaced shallow furrows, with grains planted singly via a hand drill that spaces plants 11 to 20 inches apart. Over weeks stalks proliferate, forming multiple shoots each bearing ears, enabling 300 to 400 stalks from a single grain under ideal care and transplanting. A French Algerian farmer reports high winter yields using continuous soil stirring and no fertilizer. The piece also discusses poultry feeding and management basics for chicks.
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Tandy
Tearls
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa County
Wisconsin
Baurilel-Bumbert
Pittsburgh Horse and Mule Market Prices and Listings
Market report shows prices for horses and mules in Pittsburgh with sections on stud and carriage stock. It lists various classes such as mares, farm mules, carriage pairs, road teams, and common to medium draft stock with approximate prices and conditions.
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Muptsbergh
Taree Meri Marten
Gwen Ie
Gould Tychology
Tate
Gnarl
Korres
Warrem
Camman Ty Medhum
Goml
Chalco
Hay and straw market notes amid Chicago listings
Fragmented OCR summary shows hay and straw prices and regional listings across Illinois Minnesota Dakota and Indiana. Commodity figures include Timothy and prairie hay with varied prices such as 6.00 10.00 and 14.00 per unit. Market locations include Chicago Oklahoma Prairie Center and Atlanta with several numeric totals and bids noted.
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Chicago
Tmayrevelpta
Nat Amd
Ratzet
Root
Timothy
Toy Foot Ten
Kanane
Oklahoma
Orairie—Cinter
Valentine News Roundup Local Society Notes
The Pay View club in Tagrange held its annual party Tuesday at Charlen Korner’s home near Valentine. Members and guests, including Reg J. X. Weant’s mother, traveled from nearby towns. Reports note a death in the community and a possible operation for Meda Charles. Weather mentions a light rain and poor oat prospects, with corn expected to fare better.
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Valentine
Ind
Af Tagrange
Charlen Korner
Aneshalt Ville Wese
Alent Wilety
Reg
J. X. Weant
Woithestay
Fle
Tie Jaitley Ald
Rueben
Thuretays
Mes
C. L. Mory
Thuratay
Morganont
Taine
Jackson
Wolestt
Mra J. Swannon
Mra Fisher
Loites
Muncie
Frank Dackson
Rkss
Meda Charles
Appendeim
Profitable Turkeys for the Farmer
Louis Paul Graham outlines practical turkey husbandry noting domestic varieties descend from the wild turkey, bred in Europe for size and color, with the white Holland favored for less wandering. He describes nesting behavior, woodland needs, and the hardiness and market value of dressed fowls, including weight ranges and popularity on American farms.
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Louis Paul Graham
Europe
United States
America
Holland
Turkey
Towrtern
Florida adopts new bird protection law amid gunman concerns
Florida lawmakers pass a conservation statute to shield birds and game species from slaughter. The bill, backed by national groups, aims to curb widespread killing and aligns with protective measures like Alabama's law, signaling stronger bird and wildlife safeguards statewide.
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Florida
New York City
Jonas H. Wallace
Alabama
More Live Stock for Indiana Says Professor Thompson
Purdue University expert Professor Thompson urges expanded livestock on Indiana farms to raise yields and support growing population. He notes current averages are low, advocates conserving soil, feeding cattle, dairy and poultry production, and better utilization of farm residues to boost state agriculture.
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Indiana
Tidiane Fermere
Crop waste and livestock integration boost farm profits
An economic study from Purdues experiment station shows converting crop waste into livestock feed can raise profits. Hog and steer trials indicate gains over market prices, with manure use significantly increasing net income. The report argues for diversified farming combining crop rotation, marketing, and livestock to sustain profitable, permanent agriculture.
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Animal Husbandry Department
Purdua
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Rice County
Minnesota
Windham County
Connecticut
Platte County
Baghe
New Hampshire
Tandum
Canadian Conservation Commission
Ory
Hick
Sellom
Tom Tre
Pittsburgh
Valentine News
Professor Thompson
Anya
Thompson
Purdue University Experiment Station
Farnia
Ulonradia
Thiry Agube
Purdue
Cook & Patterson
Barr Street
Wildwood
The
City Carriage Works
Main & Barr
Fort Wayne Horse & Mule Market
Kentucky
Nuno
L. D. Burnett, Prop
Wells Street
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