Wauseon Town Beautification Drive Promotes Planting
Wauseon civic league efforts with Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway and many homeowners push a clean up and plant up campaign. Citizens urged to brighten yards fences and vacant lots with flowers and vines, aiming for a more attractive town both day and night, with streetscape improvements and new plantings to restore beauty and pride this spring.
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Civic League
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Toledo
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Parisian Sage hair remedy promise in old ad copy
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a magical scalp treatment that restores thick soft hair, eliminates dandruff and itching, and leaves the hair lively and radiant. Read & Wager offers the product for fifty cents with money-back assurance if unsatisfied.
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Better Farming work in North Dakota yields strong 1913 results
Thomas Cooper, director of the Better Farming association of North Dakota, reports 1913 achievements: 25 field agents, 5 105 co operators, 22 percent of farmers in the area participating, 44 612 acres under cooperation, above average crop yields on demonstration fields, 11 bushels corn 5.5 wheat 2.0 oats 64 barley 3 rye 3 flax 3 potatoes 26 clover 4 tons. Alfalfa under supervision 3 612 acres with 2.3 tons per acre. Value of additional crops on demonstration land $114 000. Stock imported 3 609 cattle 168 purebred sires 16 590 sheep 64 hogs. 30 000 pounds alfalfa seed, 23 000 bushels seed corn. Acre yield contest shows 106 bushels corn. Pork production contest held, farmers clubs 180, members 4 000, meetings 747, attendance 56 000, seed tests 17 000. Construction bills $1, and 150 structures built where agents operated. One third of the state cooperates. about half the agricultural area covered.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Thomas Cooper
Better Farming Association of North Dakota
Commonwealth
Rock roads may curb high living costs, says A D Teter
Pettis County farmer A D Teter argues rock road construction will ease the high cost of living by stabilizing markets. He explains bad roads create market shortages and price swings, while good roads enable steady year round distribution and prevent perishable losses. He cites railroad support for road improvements and notes producers, consumers, and railways all benefit from reliable roads.
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A. D. Teter
Breskwater Township
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Petscounty, Mo
March milk payment and check list in Fulton County records
Fulton County dairymen receive 25 303.68 for March milk. list shows checks 50 or more to numerous individuals and firms including Van Camp Condensary at Wauseon and Seibold Ryche Bennington. Also notes on whooping cough remedies and light humor about lobbyists and songs.
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van Camp
Wauseon
Fulton County
Crop Improvement One Type Of Each Grain
How to establish the variety best adapted to soil and climate in each vicinity. Neighbors discuss why some yields exceed county averages and others lag. Neighborhood clubs invite top growers or college experts to identify why successes happen and vote on adopting the best type. If opinions differ, seek agricultural college guidance.
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Agricultural College
County Affiliation and Farm civic centers urged by leaders
Ferguson of the Illinois Commercial Federation advocates affiliating farmers with local chambers to boost active membership and build civic centers. He stresses city country ties, recreation spaces, education, and rural welfare, urging efforts to keep farmers on the land through stronger town country links and improved economic life. A Grundy county farmer credits a school seed germination survey and a boy’s paper-read idea for saving wheat, praising youth education and support for agrarian progress.
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Mlinois Commercial Federation
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Tmfort
Grundy County
Missouri
Longmire
Grain Market Steps Toward Fairer Farm Returns
A rural marketing discussion outlines middlemen roles from producer to consumer and argues for a steadier year round grain market. It highlights a state grain inspector program, grading reforms, and costs paid to commission merchants, while noting future legal shifts to protect soil fertility and a health remedy advertisement and beetle as food mention.
Mi-o-na Tablets Offer Quick Digestive Relief
If you suffer stomach discomfort nervousness and fatigue Mi o na provides a targeted aid to stomach walls and glands. It claims to strengthen digestion and restore well being, urging readers to buy a fifty cent box from Read & Wager with a money back promise if not benefited.
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