Fragmentary 1920s news sweep hits courts and churches
A garbled collection of items references investigations into Bankers and police, a New York meeting of a committee, a Virgin Heaven work, a Mexican payment for U S lease losses, and indictments against oil firms. It notes a Chicago aviation injury, tax losses and urban projects, plus a proposed $1.25 million for a New York project.
Turbulent Iowa notices mix of drownings fires and frauds
A chaotic Iowa page reports multiple incidents including drownings at lakes and rivers, a June fire at a general store and post office, embezzlement accusations against Berl Hayden, a bond defeat delaying a city electric plant takeover, and arrests tied to fraud. Also noted are a church convention in Marshalltown, a Shriners dignitary address, and plans for lodge activities amid financial losses.
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Sorghum forage advised to salvage haycrop losses
Town agricultural experts urge planting sorghum as an emergency forage to replace hay and feed livestock during drought. The crop grows 2 to 3 feet, yields 14 to 20 pounds of forage per acre, resilient to dry weather, and can be harvested with minimal losses. It should be sown in early August, cut and cured properly, then stored or fed as needed to maintain livestock during until pastures recover.
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