East I Ohio Oregon roads praised by former Monmouth staffer
In a Williamsport letter to R E Swerson printed in the Monmouth Herald Prof Gilmore formerly of the Monmouth Normal faculty notes coal costs vary by region with western Pennsylvania coal at 3.50 a ton and Colorado at 42.50. He observes Pennsylvania mines running three days weekly and other states showing building booms. He reports road quality in Pennsylvania among the best seen, contrasts Oregon and Indiana roads, recalls gas prices and a skunk encounter, and ends with warm wishes for Monmouth and its school.
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Why Trade At Home in Waverly
A local opinion piece urges patronizing home merchants to sustain community prosperity. It argues buying locally keeps money circulating, supports jobs, and strengthens the town, noting distant stores may offer lower prices but hurt local quality and services.
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Late seeding reduces germination and stool in grain
The report from O. A. C. Experiment Station notes that grain seeded late germinates poorly and stools less freely. It recommends sowing 10 to 25 percent more seed for late seeding to compensate for reduced establishment.
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