Hamburg Route Three Celebrates Graduates and Farm News
Route three reports a Hamburg high school graduate Ruby Wingate and praises her family support and sacrifice. Farmers along Route three note alfalfa yield potential, crop growth on wheat and corn, and improvements like ditching and dyking. Local residents and veterans are mentioned with community updates including Mrs Mills’s illness.
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Lafe Stanton
Route Three
Hamburg Bigh
Ruby Wingate
Hamsburg
Ruby
Hamburg
Walt Holland
John Dedn
Geo. Lishy
Jenninges
Ward
Jock
Holmes
Lewis
Beekeeping Tool Aids Frame Handling in South Africa
A reader from Celedon, Unpe Colony, South Africa, describes a wire hook made from telegraph or wire to remove frames. The device grips under the frame, passes through a staple, and helps lift frames quickly without interrupting work. Bee Culture notes wild bee colonies and seasonal movements in mountains and valleys, with notes on propolis and honey production.
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Tlyen
Venience
Lis Geting
R. Roytig
Celedon
Unpe
South Africa
Jarrow and Plow Combined Rotary Harrow Attracts Farmers
Farmers debate a rotary harrow attachment that mounts to plows allowing harrowing while plowing. Proponents claim no extra power is needed and that it equals two workers, while skeptics doubt the power claim. Use spreads across the field and is gaining favor in the west during summers.
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Jown
Dean
Bambury
James
Mrs. Heaston
Ead
Mrs. Heasten
West
Children Farm On Red Wolf Place During Summer
The report notes residents at the Red Wolf place engaging in farming as harvest and summer work. mentions W R Millon and son busy with cerpriler tasks. several local gatherings and visits by Mrs Martinigher and children. With relatives attending a supper at Shandy Grove and various church events noted, community life centers on family visits, church services, and local fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wolf
Vie
Lon
Chastain
Tevtel-NcAdatms
Glenwood
Iowa
Shandy Grove
U. Bvyaryy
C. M Ellison
Abe Peuy
Oheartes
G.P
Beekeeper’s Bee Swarm Earns Legal Acquittal
A driver cited for speeding claimed a swarm of bees on his vehicle forced him to flee. The court discharged the case noting the driver acted to protect his life from the bees and could not be blamed for escaping.
Combining Bees and Fruit In The Orchard
A fragmented article describes how beehives augment fruit crops by pollination. It argues bees boost profits and fruit fertility through pollen distribution, but notes many farmers omit or poorly manage this practice leading to reduced yields and inefficiency in orchard operations.
Honey Among The Purest Sweets And Plant Benefits
The text notes honey as a pure and harmless sweet with suggested benefits for plants. It mentions honey aiding fertilization of fruit trees and helping smaller crops, implying practical uses beyond eating.
Comb Honey Expensive and Beeswax Value
The article notes comb honey costs more than standard honey due to the combs value for beeswax. It highlights that the comb itself is valuable, driving higher price for comb honey compared with extracted honey.
Excellent Shoe for Plows from Early Plow Demonstration
A description outlines a plow shoe made from a plank two inches thick and about eighteen inches long. It calls for nail a slip on ope and wear ha faldifo and volt a Mac on in a specific mounting position. The lower corner of the ery should be rounded to allow easy ground contact and transfer of the plow with minimal effort.
Gardening notes on sage and mint growth patterns
Small patches of sage mint thyme and other aromatics are described. Sage once established persists for years. Spearmint grows from a few plants and can spread in favorable conditions. Parle can be grown from seed in the first year and will spread two or more seasons with care.
Agricultural notes on crop care and soil management
The article discusses crop rotation and soil preparation for peas, potatoes, watermelons, corn, oats, asparagus, and melons. It notes nitrogen addition via clover or legume crops, the value of barnyard manure for nutrients, and cautions about fungal threats like a specific head-destroying organism. It highlights cotton and corn as leading U.S. crops and provides rough valuations of 1919 yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau Furden
United States
Left Leg Worth More Than Right In Court Testimony
A lawyer recounts a case where a man who lost his left leg sued after a gallbladder accident. The jury awarded damages well beyond the request, noting the defendant was left handed, and jokes that the right hand carries more value to the average man while the left leg’s loss still shapes the outcome.
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Cnas Tfs
Dita
Cen
Alweya
Fragmentary Court Jury Talk Sparks Confusion
A garbled excerpt suggests a courtroom scene with juries and a discussion of actions. The readable bits reference a left handed man and disagreement over how juries respond, indicating confusion about trial dynamics and jury behavior.
Paper metal armor for coronation pageant planned
Washington Star notes an extraordinary coronation pageant next June featuring armor made of paper metal. Exact copies of historic armor will be fired to resemble the originals, offering waterproof, cheap outdoor display. The piece mentions budget worries and a Illinois judge’s remarks amid political talk.
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George
George II
Bareland
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Watson
W.R. Millon and Son
Martinigher
Fern
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Rockport
Jas
Essex
Tommie
Hayes
Ona
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Scranton
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Bene Alighton Party
Pelion Distribution
Make Room Sale
China
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Colgate
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William's
Judy
Tillinois
Washington Star
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