Cure Your Hay the E Six Way
An early 20th century note urges correct hay curing by managing hollow hay stems that act as evaporation tubes. It compares hay to wheat stubble chimneys and warns improper curing yields dry, tasteless stalks. The piece promotes a free bulletin from the Agricultural Extension Department in Rockford Illinois. Tadlin reports sugar cane ore usage this year.
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Agricultural Extension Department
Brantinghaum Insp. Co
Rockford, Ill
Adv
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertises Comfort for Workers
Farmers and other workers use Allen's Foot-Ease to reduce friction, refresh feet, and prevent tiredness and blisters. The antiseptic powder is shaken into shoes and foot baths, claimed to boost efficiency and comfort for laborers, especially women. Also mentions counterfeit polishing and ruble currency notes.
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Allen
Easo
Registration Day Proclaimed for Iowa June 6 1917
Governor Harding urges Iowa to observe Registration Day as a day of patriotic consecration not holiday. Registration hours 7 am to 9 pm June 6 1917 at local posts for all males 21 to under 31, with exemptions for active service personnel.
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Harding
Nes Moines
Iowa
United States
Regular
De Spain Faces Danger Over Gangsters and Nan Morgan
A reader asks if De Spain is foolhardy to hunt gangsters and flirts with Nan Morgan. The fragment hints at ongoing conflict and threats, suggesting forthcoming chapters in a melodramatic plot.
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de Spain
Nan Morgan
Des Moines Census Day Marks Recruitment Push
On June 5 registration day is also a patriotic holiday and the final push to fill National Guard units to war strength. Guard officers plan to interview registrants at booths while recruiting placards and uniformed guardsmen circulate near registration sites. Some towns will host street meetings and officials promote a combined Recruiting Day with registration.
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Des Moines
National Guard
Secretary of War
Adjutant General
LeMars Red Cross Aims for Plymouth County Reach
LeMars Red Cross reports 120 members without solicitation and plans a drive to reach at least 1,000 members in Plymouth County. The initiative seeks broader community involvement through organized membership growth and local support.
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LeMars
New Elevator At McGregor Completes Construction
The McGregor grain firm Gilchrist & Co. reports the new elevator at Monona is finished and operates by electricity. It handles about 1,600 bushels per hour with loading capacity of 2,600 bushels an hour.
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McGregor
McGregor Grain Rrm
Gilchrist & Co
Monona
A. O. U. Secretary Archie Campbell Dies in Cedar Rapids
Archie Campbell state secretary of the AOU Wy died here after a long illness at fifty nine. He had served as secretary of the order for 29 years.
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Cedar
Rapide
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