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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
9
Extension professor W Brouder of Iowa State College argues swine influenza stems from poor ventilation and sanitation, not a disease. He notes hogs are sensitive to cold air and suggests ventilated hog houses with bedding. open sheds with steers show less illness, while crowded, poorly ventilated facilities spread trouble.
W A Foster of Town State College stresses evaluating silos by visiting feedlots and tasting ensilage. He warns against weak or leaky walls and advises three musts: strong smooth tight walls to prevent leakage and mold, and a careful owner’s assessment of silo performance.
The Labor Saving Exhibit at Iowa State College features a grain shocker attached to binders that collects two bundles at a time, ties twelve into a sheaf, and sets them ready for capping. The device requires an extra horse and more twine, but saves harvest time during labor shortages.
Raises Cone For Sugar With sugar at its present high price and scarcity there is every reason in favor of growing sugar cane on Town farms and having it made into sorghum. The extension department of Iowa State College offers information on sorghum mills and breeding work by Professor H D Hughes. A great expansion in the sorghum business is expected this year. Also includes short quotes from Henry Watterson and London Answers about public life and editor regrets, plus a note on 1921 US family tax average of $560 by Rep Luce.
L D Driggs urges advertising to expand sales and reduce selling costs. He argues local loyalty, price fairness, and a strong press boost Emmetsburg and Palo Alto County by attracting trade, expanding housing, and raising per capita wealth. He cites community loyalty as key to higher business volume at lower expense.
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