Women Politicians Flaunt Power in Colorado Campaigns
Denver reports judge Amos Steck praising women as capable political actors while detailing Colorado campaign work by female ward captains and committees. The piece, quoting Steck and showcasing Ina C. Thompson, profiles three prominent women and notes voting patterns, party loyalties, and the varied roles women play across urban and rural precincts.
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Amos Steck
Denver
Judge Steck
Righ
Democratic Women’s
Colorado
Breck
Pike's Peak
Cain of Commerce
Court House
Ben B. Landsay
Lindsay
Plains
Civilization
Ina C. Thompson
Denver Post
Bee
Thompson
Corn WII Be Cheaper Says Secretary Wilson Optimistic
Secretary Wilson predicts a corn crop near 2 300 990 000 bushels with market price around 3 cents. Feeder buyers are cautious as past corn has been high, while cattle prices influence feeder demand for year end. A Kern County grapevine claim describes a 12 year old arbor spanning 140 feet by 40 feet producing over one ton of grapes, aided by heavy fertilization and ample water.
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Wilson
Fie
Kern County
California
Grange Urges Broad Legislation For Farmers and Public
The Grange presses for national aid to road building and river harbor work, calls for Interstate Commerce Commission authority to regulate carriers, backs Hepburn pure food legislation, supports a parcel post, and favors merging forestry with agriculture. The text outlines proposed actions for state sessions and cites congressional views.
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Seessman Currier
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hepburn
Parcela Post
Htalo
Bureauu of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Largest Gladiolus Farm at Berlin by Arthur Cowee
Arthur Cowee operates the United States largest gladiolus farm at Berlin in Rensselaer County New York. He has about 1.0 acres of bulbs, 50,000 invested, and last year harvested nearly 9,000,000 blooms with over 36,000 varieties. A second field at Belleville Illinois yields over a half million bulbs. His exhibition decor features a 15 foot diameter circle with 140 spikes per shelf.
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Arthur Cowee
United States
Berlin
Rensselaer County
New York
Storing celery for winter use methods and tips
Storing celery for winter in a small way to a rather difficult task. Dig a trench a foot wide and deep on sloped ground for drainage. Dig plants up before frost, keep dirt on roots, cover to tops with earth, cap with inverted trough boards to shed rain. Use strawy manure or fodder to insulate when freezing begins. Keep dry and cool, remove cover in heat, and we have kept celery until April.
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Neale
Dairyman Calves Without Milk and Feed Choices
The article discusses dairy herd management focusing on milk substitute use for calves, feeding timing, and the impact of cow-milker familiarity on milk yield. It covers grain imports, the shift toward home-produced dairy products, and the importance of raising high-bred calves with careful nutrition and cost considerations.
Beions for Moot Grafting and Scions for Root
Grafting should be cut as soon as the leaves are off labeled and put in a cool pinch ready for grafting which may be done at any time during the winter Roots should be taken up and heeled in under cover so as to beats and for grafting when desired Always cut sclone from bearing trees in order to be sure of the variety.
Hop Harvests Boost Central New York Farmers
Central New York hop harvest runs from late September to mid October with high prices and large yields. Empire state hops bring about 33 cents a pound as growers in Oneonta and surrounding towns profit from demand, while U S and world yields are detailed alongside notes on grape cuttings and propagation methods for various fruits and berries.
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New York
Oneonta
N. Y
Empire State
Europe
United States
New York State
Evening Schedule Fragments Include Greenfield Knightstown WASO Bee
The notes list times for events at Greenfield and Knightstown with single runs at 5:55 and 6:55 p.m., 7:55 p.m., 8:55 p.m., 9:55 p.m., and a 10:30 p.m. WASOBee entry. The fragmentary schedule mentions Bee with no clear context or full details.
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Waso
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Jessie M. Partlon
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