Farmers Embrace Automobiles as Farm Hands Across Missouri
A Kansas City bureau article notes farmers use motorcars for chores from milking to market, delivering produce, and ferrying children to school. It cites David Rankin near Tarkio and Isaac Page of Dickinson County, who buys a touring car to cut travel time and boost efficiency, arguing cars are economical in the long run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Custling
Leslies Weekly
David Rankin
Tarkio
Civnion
Kansas City Star
Missouri
Joseph W. Folk
Kansas
Kansas City
Isaac Page
Dickinson County
Kan
Page
Abilene
Distilleries Should Close Warns Agriculture Secretary
The agriculture secretary is quoted saying even if all U S distilleries and breweries shut down and stopped using grain farmers as a class would not feel the effect in grain markets. He argues the impact would not be seen in demand for grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Pea Vines Profitability Boosts Canning Byproducts
The pea canning industry has turned vines into profit through silage and hay for cattle. Pea vine hay sells for 3 to 5 dollars per ton and both hay and silage support dairy cows, beef cattle, horses, and sheep. A tale of Wheat yield gains credits Willet McHays and the idea that soil cannot be changed, only seed, as Iowa sees gains from a new wheat variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Agricultural College
Minnesota Agricultural College
St. Anthony's Park
Willet Mc Hays
Hays
Fragmentary lines hint at a mythic chase scene
The text presents a pursuit described in archaic, garbled phrasing with imagined threats above and ground fog or gloom below. It resembles a poetic fragment about danger and airborne phenomena, lacking clear subjects or events.
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Crarden
Atto Mileman
TE Brady
Girard Ave
Phila., Pa
Hoffer
Engle
Hummelstown
George P. Hoffer
Swatara Quarry
Swatara, Pa
E. M. Hoffer
Palmyra
Landis
E. B. Cassady
Pusson Gineter
Groumnogs
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