Experiment Station Solves Problems for Farmers
County farmers face heavy annual taxes on crop diseases while Wisconsin boosts attention to better crops. The plant pathology department at the experiment station aims to cut losses with cabbage yellows control and new resistent onion varieties. Demonstrations show formula-based disease checks costing about four dollars with potential gains of one hundred dollars per acre. Other measures cover grain rust, pea blight, potato late blight, and general crop rotation and sanitation to reduce future losses.
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Wiaconsin
Department
Coal Price Relief Through Smart Furnace Use
The article reports farmers saving on fuel costs amid high coal prices. Guidance from University of Wisconsin experts explains optimizing furnace firing to reduce fuel waste. Tips include proper green coal handling, leaving an exposed coal spot, avoiding overcovering fire, maintaining level coal bed, and adjusting draft to suit furnace conditions.
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Ely
LL. M. Schindler
Andlexe of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Murnaces
Schindler
Glyun
Winstons
Wood County
Water Works & Light Nor
Lf Schrogder & Miller
Howe School Fire Escipe
Ndlaon Fur Dior
B. Stiftwell
Pont Perce
Consolidated Water Bower’ & Paper Co
Indunee Dais
COA
Phitles
Frelelie Ant
Yale
Aa Kaw
A. Schrmidt
Tlaniog
C. M. Huntington
Rep Fr
W.N
Natwick
Mirxt National Bank
I. Regan
Wood County Drug Store
Itelmann
Castareg
Johnson & Thica
Raslin J
A. Staub
Kellogg Bros. Lumber Co
Remington Toneycaster Company
Henting and Venésineling Co
AMO
Lyons & Carnahan
D. Appleton & Co
Wise
Allyn & Bacon
University of Chileno Press
Churchill Co
Macmillan
T. A. Pay & Gan Coa
Palety
Ees Standard. of Co
Economic coal use behind comfortable heating claim
The passage argues that maintaining a steady comfortable temperature with 25 percent less fuel than prior occupants implies that economical coal burning relies as much on efficient feeding and ash removal as on effort. It frames coal consumption as a balance of management and labor, noting the reduced fuel suggests improved efficiency from method rather than sheer muscle.
Wisconsin Cuts Tuberculosis Deaths Through Public Health Fight
Wisconsin learned to save lives by a statewide anti tuberculosis drive reducing the death rate from 110.5 to 93.4 per 100000 from 1905 to 1918. If 1905 rates persisted, 2728 would die in 1915 but only 2310 did. About 418 lives were saved that year. six die daily, one every four hours. The Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association urges support for Red Cross Christmas Seals.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Fis
Rye grows in U S as winter grain and forage
The Department of Agriculture issued a new treatise on rye culture reflecting a rise in rye planting across the United States. Last year the nation produced 19,000,000 bushels of rye, a record, while American output remains only about 3 percent of world production. Rye is hardier than wheat and suited to cold, exposed areas, poor or sandy soils, and can be sown later than wheat. It faces fewer pests, yields valuable straw, uses less fertilizer, and serves well as a forage crop.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Turors
la World
Department
Proceedings of the City School Board 1910 Minutes
Regular meeting notes from Lincoln Building Grand Rapids Wisconsin dated October 1910. Board members, absentees, and visiting committees discussed play proposals, equipment purchases, school holidays, and financial authorizations. Proceedings include financial bills, heating system proposal from Wheeler & Son Co, and a resignation letter from J T Witter.
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Lincoln Building
Grand Rapids
Wis
Board of
Educaoe
TM Jacks
TP. Witter
Guy A. Hibcock
Migsan
Sears
Rabeork
Bein
tHoron
Taten
Nutwick
Meineke
Arple
Ales
Sant Chreh
Sirs
Bay Seruwno
Comrmissioners
Board of Education
Bahenek
Educithai
Multheke
Seliou
Webren
Regulan
Kellogg
Gil
Geaintiog
Giusa
Seheoeder & Atimgr
Howe
USCH
Ceca
Remlagion Sypewriter Co
Equipement Commerc
Die
Pdenlent
Chirles of
Merrell Q
Supplemen
Uiry Wuopr
Y Co
Towels Aul
Kiel
Gran
the Cyless Coal Co
Gen Tay & Western TreHe Bt
Combe
Wai Boskert Coal Co
Tatudingg Tuadstun
Liat
Wukl Weve
SMD
Ist
National Bank
Weork County Elephone Co
Warter Works
Elighthag Caiminssalon
Uebts
Amd Power
Louis Hebbel Repair
Sab
Sheplier
Hayley
Melileke
Mrnday
Tnalile Wiebowels
Wankin
Alotlon
Sadwiels Ras
John
Mollen
Clow
Selavede
Wausil
Sclavede
Searly
Hong
Gas tractor proves useful on western wheat ranches
Pennsylvania Larner reports a gas tractor used on a large wheat spread in the far west and northwest. It plows harrows harvests threshes and hauls grain to market. The motor power keeps grain and hay safe when idle and avoids the ills that trouble horses.
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Pennsylvania
Larner
Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Wanted on West Side
Help wanted for a licensed embalmer and funeral director position on the West Side. Must be qualified and ready to manage services, with a night attendant desired and contact numbers listed for inquiries.
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West Side
Local Listings Mention Phones and Addresses
A fragment lists contact details with Licensed Erubaker and Undertaker House at phone No. 69, Store 813 in Spufford's building on Mast Side, and John Hunser at residence phone No. 435.
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Spufford’s
Mast
John Hunser
Grand Rapids Bank Doctor Moved Office Hours Listed
A local physician associated with the Bank of Grand Rapids shows a mutrance word and announces office hours from 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 daily. The notice appears in a financial services context and conveys a small business health advisory.
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Mutrance Wort
Bank of Grand Rapids
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Edie Them
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Wausau
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Witler
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Jower
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Christmas Savings Club
W.T. Lyle
JL R. Ragan
Erubaker
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J. K. Goodrich
F. P. Daly
Wessel
Niagara Maid
Wee
Mackinaws
Fianmel
Poinsettas
Ruseus
W.C. Weisel
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