Hardin County Board approves road grading contracts and hearings
Hardin County Board of Supervisors approves W. W. McCulloch contract extension for County Road No. b4A and accepts Ellis Township’s request to grade township roads with county equipment under the supervisor of the County Engineer. Hearing on road changes continues to May 19 1924 at 9 a.m. Engineer’s estimate to Welden Bros for Dam and Bridgefill No. 4495 is approved for 21074.32. Board authorizes certification to State Executive Council for final State share payment. Unfinished business carried to May 1 1924.
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W. W. McCulloch
Ellis Township
Pleasant Township Ia
Welden Bros
State Executive Council
Winterfield
Albert
Wood
John H
Wallace
L. S
Warman
C. BE
Axtell
John
Bloomquist
E. A
Beltsch
A.C
Mitterer
Hanson
Hattie
McFarland
B.E. Hose René
Hammond
Leland
Miller
Seth
Patrolman
Hauser
Amos
Hiserodt
W. A
Ulers Cab
Rend. Ork Ae
Marathon
M. Nichols
Normanean Nyquist
Calvin Boylan
Newton
W. W
National Refitting Co
Supe
Laws
Buchanan
A. P
Emer Pritchard
Bekemeier
Mulet
Ruxton
Budisill
C. Piante
Ches
Rodvers
G. Webr
Sterke
Parees
Cooliex
Poor Reed
Etna Township
Ruonelt
H. G
Fred
Renair
Steinberg
Beare
Sinclair
Starr
Scurry Grocery Co
Provi- Alona
Deer Ietee Nano
Standaré Oil
Ranairs and Sunnier
Smith, Bradwork _ Sonder
A. E
Natralman
Servien Garage Co
Ana Sterline Motor Truck Co
Rudntios
Pleasant
M .E. Wasgon
W. H. Hollingworth
J._H. Clary
Tipton
W. G. Hornung
G. Gs. Marshman
A. Miller
Sherman
N. L. Webster
H. J. Schmitz
H. F. Winterfield
Concord
Chis
Sampson
A. CG. Johnson
E. W. Brinkmeyer
D. Martin
H. W. Andrews
W. H. Hadley
Union Township
S. L. Rash
H. E. Humphreys
Nellie Holden
Whitten S. R. Collins
C. FP. Long
FP. Thompson
Eldora
Hubbard
Pine Creek Park
Ackley
Switzer & Bourne
Preliminary Report on New Pest Issued by USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture released Circular 28% by W H Chittenden detailing a new pest called the Australian tomato weevil. The insect feeds on potatoes and tomatoes and could become important. control measures are still studied though lead arsenate has killed beetles in confinement.
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United States Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
W H. Chittenden
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Keep Farm Water Supply Free From Contamination
An Oklahoma State Extension note urges farmers to keep drinking water free of contamination by removing pollution sources and improving water protection. It recommends locating wells away from pits and livestock, surrounding wells with packed gravel, elevating platforms, proper ground slope, and using sanitary toilets or septic tanks to ensure safe drinking water.
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Thia
Thie
LL McPheaters
Oklahomay
Gotlege
Common Mistakes in Feeding Live Stock
A survey of 457 farmers with average twenty years’ experience shows top errors in feeding live stock include poor feed combinations, underfeeding, insufficient protein, lack of water, and poor housing. Improvements focus on palenced rations, increased legume use, better water, and production based feeding. dairymen mainly record producing accounts with 81 percent feeding by production.
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Medar
Mingrala
Tighten Hoops on Silo to Prevent Air Leakage
Instructions warn to tighten hoops on a silo using wooden tiles before use to avoid air leaks. If staves are very dry loosen slightly to prevent hoop breaks, and if corn dries out, introduce moisture via the blower to keep silage pliable and properly packed. Continuous moisture is not dangerous to the corn.
Interview Transcript Reveals Brown Declined Comment
The Toronto Telegram quotes a Neporter remark and an editor instructing to report that Brown declined to express any opinion despite emphasis. The exchange highlights the media framing of Brown’s response during an interview and the emphasis placed on his absence of opinion.
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Old Brown
Toronto Telegram
Gigantic potatoes spark curiosity in quirky town contest
Local readers report oversized spuds described as 40 pounders and even larger, with playful claims of growth to water melt size. Town folklore and humorous chatter swirl around the bizarre harvest talk and possible garden contests.
American Sumac Crop Information and Tanning Use
Summary of United States Department of Agriculture bulletin on American sumac as a tanning material and dye. It outlines desirable leaf quality, gathering, curing, and preparation methods to improve domestic sumac, noting current inferiority due to improper harvesting and curing compared with Sicilian sumac.
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United States Department of Agriquitura
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Lime Spreader Helps Clover Grow In Farm Use
A lime spreader is a valuable farm implement for improving soil when sowing clover and sweetening soil. It spreads lime evenly, improves accuracy, reduces hard work, and can be bought cooperatively by small groups of farmers to lower individual costs.
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Uming
Spre
Chinach Bugs Ruin Silage Feeding In Hard Hit State
Report from South Dakota Station warns chinety bugs in silage ruin feed. Heavily infested corn becomes worthless as cattle refuse to eat and crushed bugs emit a strong odor, making the silage poisonous and spoiled. Small numbers cause little harm, but infestations between sheath and stalk render the crop unusable.
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A. L. Ford
Houth Dakota Station
States Furnishing Big Portion of Potato Crop
The article lists the male or late-crop potato region from Malna westward to Washington and southward to northern New Israel in the Enat and northern Qualfornia In the West. Only 15 states are prominent in late car-lot shipments headed by Mulino Minnesota Wisconsin Pennsylvania Nebraska Oregon South Dakota and Mottana. These states furnish all but a few thousand cars, moving 110 000 to 200 000 car-lots and averaging about 90 000 000 hushela of potato shipments each season.
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Malna
Washington
New Israel
Enat
Qualfornia
Mulino
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Oregon
South Dakota
Mottana
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Ledge
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Thornton
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P. Ranson
Clay Township
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Henry Luiken
H. A. Gellhorn
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H. d. Putnam
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Geo. M. Shafer
C. D. Clark
Kramer
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Morris
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J.E. Boyer
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May Valentine
Henry W. Sedvert
Plate Glass Insurance
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Stephen Sayer
Eldora, Iowa
Insurance Farm
Bateson Block
Eldora, Lowa
Purcell Optical Shop
Chicago
Loop
Morrison Hotel
Clark
Madison Sts
Terrace Garden
Wayt & Son
Sac City
Hardin County
Eldora Granite Works
B. T. Oldham
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