Girls Canning Clubs Lead Farm Work in Aven County
In Aven county, Mabel Erwin and Purdue assistance organize girls into canning clubs to grow, can, and preserve food for winter. Youth lead meetings, elect officers, and learn four H principles while preparing demonstrations for communities and promoting home economics through war effort.
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Mabel BD. Erwin
Bhase
U. S. Department of Bericulture
Allen Council of Farm Women
Mises Hosta Tonkel
Milan
Adams
Springlett
Mageemee
Cathy
Bell
Jess
Miss Erwin
Side Ands
Tidlane
He Sehool
Heme
Tienttyre
Xeheal
Piris Roe
Schood
Idkly Theschil
Uate
McCorms
Cannity
Scripls
Sounty
U. S
Ils
Cours Dlead
Wwe
Cerkuh
Soni
Ehaly Amd
Cohan Cwi
Fort Wayne Market Quotation Highlights and Prices
Prices for wheat corn and barley show varied selling levels under United States flour standards. Flour types such as Gold Lace Nuts and Holiday display per-bushel and per-pound rates, with middlings and bran noted. Trading includes hides and furs with regional suppliers and corrected entries from local merchants.
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JC. Tressell & Sona
United States Administration
Receipts Light Prices Fall Off In Turbulent Market
Fragmented OCR notes show fluctuating farm and livestock receipts with mixed prices across commodities. Various figures mention grains, seeds, cattle, and feed, with scattered place names and vendor terms, indicating a volatile market report.
Market Chaos Reflected in Mixed Commodity Prices
Readable fragments show varied livestock and grain quotes, including calves, steers, hogs, and wheat futures. Mentions of futures prices, weekly reports, and receipts hint at unsettled markets across several exchanges with notable activity in pork and corn.
Valuable Dairy Expert at Purdue
A newly elected head of Purdue's dairy department will assume duties September 1, with Prof. Caldwell assisting in teaching and research. The article notes heavy butter production figures, market activities, and shifts in dairy education linked to the university and state agricultural programs.
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Lavayetth
Jack
Pie Purdue Diatry Department
Jis
Caldwell
Kanes
Ageleutirad
Kbis
Ag Rheultiirad
Yai
Wiscoud
College of Ageleaiur
Fedor
University of Missaupi
Bere
Prodaerion
Dairy Des Raremetere
Wien
Nate Rags
Che
Evvard
Iowa Agricultural College
Sharp advance on local oats market rattles buyers
The local oats market shows sharp gains with prices rising amid higher demand. Trading across Barr street last week saw bids strengthen, with insiders noting persistent strength and limited supply driving the surge in prices to near historic highs.
Order Fall Fertilizers Early Washington June 24
Agricultural officials urge farmers to place fertilizer orders now for fall wheat. W W Mein notes rapid ordering helps dealers and manufacturers allocate supplies efficiently and avoid delays due to limited railcar capacity.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
W. W. Mein
Food Central
Donts for Allen County Farmers Advised in Indianapolis
A garbled historic notice lists safety cautions for farmers in Allen County. It warns not to store hay, straw, or fodder improperly, to keep combustibles away from stoves, ensure gas and matches are secured, and to maintain clean storage areas while avoiding hazardous practices. It notes a fire tragedy with twenty three people killed in Malan, attributed to the issue.
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Indianaporis
Dottie
Pratere
Woodwick
Cleveland Market Report for Grain Live Stock and Provisions
Cleveland market prices for grain, live stock, hay, produce and sugar show varying bids and totals. Prices cover butter creamery tubs prints poultry hogs calves and sheep with receipts and mixed lots reflecting market weakness and shifts in demand at Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Silo Benefits For Sheep Farmers Highlighted In Bulletin
A bulletin from the Extension Department of Purdue University outlines the economic gains from using corn silage in sheep diets. It notes higher lamb weights and profits when silage is included with feeds like shelled corn, cottonseed meal, and clover hay, citing experiments over three years.
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Mxtensien Department
Marci University
Esate
Purdue
Ohe
Ted Silaxe
Sowing Alfalfa How Much Seed To Use Per Acre
Experimental results from the Experimental Station show varying seeding rates for alfalfa. Trials using 10, 15, 20 and 25 pounds per acre indicate the 10 pound rate often balances establishment and cost, with better stand persistence in winter and high yields over several years.
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Teivdo Brynayeck Martin
Yorksrn
Figoormtim
Fortin
Eamman
Owelhern
FTN
Fale Ui Peeteiel
Taber A
Elena High
Hbl
Pring Shipping
Stern
Cheler Chinping
Gond
Gorlem
Othe
Luis Aid
auTy Auguss
Agronomiste
Nich
Summer Silo Valuable for Year Round Farm Returns
The farmer argues silos pay off in summer as well as winter citing high feed costs and better cattle milk when silage replaces pasture. He notes pasture costs are high and stage feed can’t match silage for sustaining milk and livestock during hot months.
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Anya
Want Ads Offer One Cent Per Word in Journal Gazette
The Journal-Gazette advertises want ads at one cent per word promising quick results for classified needs. Readers are urged to place notices efficiently to maximize exposure and responses.
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Journal-Gazette
Experiment aims reveal two sites for seasonal use
Thit tet tlt tested a theory, showing the experiment yielded clear results. It identified two sites, one for American use and one for winter use, with practical implications for adaptation.
Don’t Shoot Pigeons May Be Army’s Warning
A garbled report notes possible military interest in doves and pigeons being trained for sounds like a hazard or danger. It mentions harm to birds and the need to guard areas where shooters may target birds daily, highlighting a warning from authorities.
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ARMY
Prairie market notes and crop figures from 1880s trade list
Fragmentary OCR of a historical market list showing prices for hay, straw, wheat, and cattle in midwestern towns. Mentions locations such as Prairie Chotee and Tallinna Wisconain, with various dollar amounts and quantities. Dense garbled figures include $003, $2000, and wheat price hints.
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CTO
Mim Yeu
Bey Rilpinante
Tomas
Vistone
Xinw
Watkal
Umathy
Prairie
Aula
Aiiedy
City Weighman Prices Per Live Weight at Local Market
Officials announce prices at the city scales service for standard loads. A 3.25 per bushel rate applies to certain commodities with valuations at 16 per ton according to the latest posted schedule. Local weighman H11702 implements the pricing structure and riders are advised to verify measurements before sale.
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Maron
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