Harvesting corn by hogs gains favor in Iowa
A Farm Department bulletin from Ames reports hogging down field corn is widely practiced in western Iowa. The method speeds pork production, reduces feed costs, and minimizes waste when properly managed. Surveyed 250 farms across 99 counties show average returns and efficient use of corn with supplements like meat meal and skim milk improving gains.
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Trepublican News Farm Department
Towa
Ames
Sof Igwa
Wimistak
Wil
Agriculture must show a profit and improve farming
The passage outlines how the Department of Agriculture aims to boost farm profits by public guidance, soil analysis, and crop protection. It details soil maps, dairy and poultry programs, pest control, road improvements for market access, and market research to aid cooperative selling. It also references feeding practices and best rationing for dairy cattle.
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Jaksittes
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Bureau of Soils
Bnreaug
We. Biological Survey
Movse International Agency
Peonies and hardy plants in spring garden market
The advertisement notes a strong demand for peonies and other hardy plants in Hamilton. Garden options include rhubarb, asparagus, tulips, and summer plants offered in Saturday markets. Fall bedding is advised with well-prepared soil and coarse sand mixed into the soil for winter blooms.
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Hamilton
Elizabeth W Hayes obituary reads in Sevenmile area
Elizabeth Withrow Hayes aged 39 died early morning in Sevenmile of general illness. Funeral services set for Monday at 3 p m with Reverend A Indygn Arrick of Union City officiating. Body to be sent to Indianapolis for burial in Crown Wilf Cemetery. Survived by two siblings Frank H Noyes pastor of Lincoln Road Presbyterian Church in Agann Peel Indiana and sister Mrs Bill Hayes Rice. former spouse Reverend H G Rice of Sevenmile Presbyterian Church. husband Bayes previously died eight years ago.
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Wilf Cemetery
Balanced ration basics for dairy cows in old farming guide
The article outlines feeding principles to improve cow health and disease resistance, stressing a balanced ration of protein, carbohydrates, and fat. It notes carbohydrates are cheaper and suggests specific feeds like green fodder, hay, silage, bran, gluten, cottonseed meal, and linseed meal, with emphasis on ample water and generous rations in winter.
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Larsace
Oklahoma Exposition Opens as World Delegates Prepare Tulsa
Readers learn that the Tulsa Exposition gears up for a global gathering with exhibits from North America to South America and Europe. Canada, Argentina, Brazil, Belgium, Italy, and China plan visits, while the United States government prepares a large Agricultural show building. Special rail and streetcar rates to Tulsa aim to move up to 6,000 people per hour, with Tulsa housing capacity for over 20,000 nightly visitors during Congress and Exposition.
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McAdoo Ends Use of the Old W in Public Building Dates
Washington Del Sept to drop archaic W usage in interior wood engravings on public buildings. Secretary McAdoo directs the date designation be standardized with Roman characters and the old practice discontinued for simplicity.
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McAdoo Federy
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Springlike weather brings blossoms and notes from farmers
The past week has brought unusually warm and springlike weather with rain that encouraged fruit trees to blossom and violets to appear. Farmers report alfalfa haying and winter work proceeding, with frost lingering in some areas. John Ladder's Sons shipped late corn to customers as markets show tomatoes setting and sweet corn starting. few gardeners have corn left.
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Clemency Applications Rejected by State Pardons Board
The State Board of Pardons refused clemency for Samuel Keeler serving life for murder of his wife Bertha Keeler on South Monument Avenue. The board also denied clemency for Charles Menke in a seven year burglary sentence and for William Shaw and Charles Young in ten and fifteen year burglary and larceny cases following a school theft at Goke Otto two years ago.
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Bus Line to Villages to Start Operations Next Week
Hamilton merchants secure auto bus and express line with Joseph Sturm of Carmel Indiana. Service links Carmel Suipio Okeana Shandon Venice Millville Hamilton beginning Saturday offering free rides first day and three weekly trips Tuesday Thursday Saturday. Route will connect trade and social life across Butler County and revive cross-county traffic.
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Retail Merchants Association
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Merchants’ Association
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Carmel
Hanning
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Prominent Engineer Marries Widow of First Wife’s Brother
Dayton society witnessed the marriage of Charles Hill a longtime chief engineer with governor service to Mrs Anna M Walker at St Pauls Cathedral presided by Rev Peter Robertson The couple wed with six friends present in the afternoon then dined at the Haven Hill aged about 65 and Mrs Hill nearly 15 years younger plan to settle at their Wyoming Avenue home and travel later in the year Hill serves on health boards and engineering societies amid flood rehabilitation efforts in the Miami Valley and wider professional duties.
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Tuberculosis Day Observance Requested by Ohio Board
Columbus Ohio October 18 The Ohio Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis and the State Division of Tuberculosis under the State Board of Health will request Ohio ministers to observe Sunday December 7 as the fourth national tuberculosis day.
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Gov Ox Opposes Small Assembly Plan in Columbus
In Columbus on October 17 Gov. Sox will announce opposition to the small legislature amendment backed by the wet interests of the state and to the bill barring liquor shipments into the territory. He will deliver the address tonight at Pelleoraine.
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Elected Treasurer of State League 5st Convention
Charles J. Parrish elected Treasurer of the Ohio League of Building Associations at the Marietta convention. The gathering voted strongly for repeal of the new mechanic lien law. Cedar Point will host next year’s meeting. Lima planned but postponed. Other officers elected included James M. McKay president.
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Columbus
Poor tobacco crop in Butler County reported by Enquirer
A poll notes the tobacco crop in this region is worse than in years past. Frost damaged about 19 percent of the planting, largely a total loss, with 3,000,000 pounds produced last year. Weather varied from dry to fair, with reports of generally unfavorable outlook for the season.
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Trial of Dr Moore Case Ends Suddenlly in Burlington
The trial of Dr. Moore of Oxford against Dr. Potter Benton, ex‑president of Miami University and current University of Vermont president, ended suddenly due to an inaccurate record offered by Moore’s attorney. A continuation was set for March 1, with the case to be recalled then. Monocles at a high school event spark a campus rumor about fashion and a group including Tom Bateman Jr and Margaret Millikin being accused of wearing a monocle in defiance.
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Tom Bateman
Margaret Millikin
Joe Doron
Agairhad Ly
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Push for Consolidation of One Room Schools Gains Steam
A federal bulletin urges rapid abandonment of one room district schools and consolidation into graded schools. Ohio farmers report superior results from consolidated township schools but note apathy and opposition in some areas. State responsibility for school funding argued as local limits hinder consolidation.
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State to Act on Flood Protection Plans
Governor Cox told a Columbus chamber committee that the Legislature must address statewide flood protections at the January special session. The plan centers on dry reservoirs for surplus water storage and flood control along streams, with engineering officials and the governor guiding the program.
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Sonsilera Neal
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