Pennsylvania Crop Report June 1 1919 conditions and yields
The Bureau of Statistics reports Pennsylvania crops on June 1. Wheat sown 1,592,770 acres down 3 from last year. harvested area 1,566,140. Wheat condition 86 percent. forecast 17.6 bushels per acre, 27,564,000 total. Spring wheat area 21,117 acres. Rye yield 17.2 bushels per acre, 4,027,000 total. Oats area 1,154,330 acres at 90 percent condition, 82.9 bu/acre, 37,977,000 total. Barley area 14,346 acres. 26.5 bu/acre, 880,100 total. Hay yield 1.89 tons per acre. 294,375 tons in farmers’ hands with 8 percent drop from last year. Fertilizer inspections show 22 percent deficient, more potash present, prices listed. Packing apples rules approved. cabbage maggot control measures offered.
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Rheumatism Cure Advertisement Claims Easy Remedy
An advertisement promotes Stroniko as a simple inexpensive rheumatism remedy. It instructs mixing lemon juice into hot or cold water with Stroniko, sipping slowly, and following easy directions. The copy pledges day by day benefits and offers free proof treatment from Stroniko Laboratory in New Haven or purchase at druggists under guarantee.
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Design for 1921 Dog License Tags
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture approves the 1921 dog license tag design and directs county commissioners to order the brass oval tags and kennel tags in the new design before January 1, 1921. Counties may buy from any supplier as long as the approved design is used.
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Department of Agriculture
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