Corn silage timing and cutting methods from Iowa station
One year oarne d £ 2.00 THURSDAY AUGUST 18, 1321. Cut corn for silage when mature enough to shock. Kernel hard, husks brown. Silage moisture must allow fermentation. Too green corn makes dark silage and possible livestock scours. Cut stalks to about inch lengths for packing. outer walls should be tramped to prevent air pockets. Outside should be higher to shape surface. Water added only if too ripe. blower use needs inch stream.
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Towa Agricultural Experiment Station
Final apple tree spray timing and materials advised
A public notice promotes sanitation and workmanship for a Bath barber shop and urges careful final spraying between August 16 and 26 to combat pests and diseases in apples. It suggests a lead arsenate spray for codling moth and, for complete control, lime sulfur mixed at four quarts per sixty gallons.
The Black and Tans and Gardening Tips From August
A fragmented historical text mixes a brutal self depiction by a British fighter in Ireland with gardening advice for August. It includes graphic claims of violence by Johnnie Raw and shifts to practical notes on sowing turnips, soil fertility, and pruning fruit canes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Raw
London
Ireland
Isle
Archbishop Walsh
Jones
Dublin
French
Greenwood
Lloyd George
Bonar Law
Northwestern Iowa Beekeeping Output Brings Honey Growth
A 1979 report by the U S Bureau of Census notes Towa Bees kept 138000 hives producing 2840025 pounds of honey, down 13 6 percent in hives over a decade but up 19 6 percent in honey. The Sioux City district topped one million pounds in a year, while Pequot Minnesota locals discussed crops, travel, and timber region farming.
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Towa
Buay
Bureau of Census of the
United States
Sioux City
George W. Penn
Minnesota
Iowa
Pequot
Reducing Waste In Silage Sealing Explained
Proper silo sealing reduces waste by limiting air and moisture entry. A simple method involves loading ears as the final stage, draining stalks and leaves, and applying water to seal the top with a thin layer. No ear corn should remain in the waste.
Tin Work and Repairing at Ed Duhn Machine Shop
A workshop owner advertises tin work and repairing services from the Ed Duhn Machine Shop. With years of experience, the craftsman offers reliable trials to prove capability and invites prospective customers to test the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Duhn
Cigarette Question Quizzed a Suspect in Odd Exchange
An unclear exchange centers on a cigarette question as a figure asks about a single item. The fragment hints at a formal or investigative context, with sparse readable names or dates to identify further details.
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Kentucky
the Gralttinger
TIMES
John’ J., Sullivan
Graettinger
Oarne
Betherville
Vist
Victor Ingvall
Ford
Essex
Riverdale Bridge
Emimetsburg
Seven Plulnes
C. Wiermann
Maxon City
Emmetsburg
Knights of
Heydenburk
Estherville
the Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
John P. Kirby
Vincent Kelly
Stonkes
Chris Christoffersen
Che
A’ T
Haskins
Radium
Lho
Tobe
He Clase
Aidsinnes
Cheatorfields
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