Corn to the Front Once More as U S Corn Crop Tops Billion Bushels
The article notes that United States corn production may exceed two billion bushels, with Secretary Wilson and various market estimates showing a range around two to two point three billion. It discusses historical growth, regional expansion in the Mississippi Valley, and the impact on prices and demand. It also covers methods for starting lambs on corn and feeding considerations to maintain animal condition during transition.
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Ry Wilson
United States
Coen Products Co
Brown
New York
Lyle
D. Russell
Chicago
HR Daily Trade Bulletin
Cincinnati
Bnow
R OM
Jones
Minneapolis
Wilson
Mississippi Valley
Erin
Life Insurance for Farmers at National Grange Session
AEA considers a life insurance feature for marriages and families. Proposals seek cooperation with the XN committee to back a state plan. Grange discussions note success of fire insurance in New Hampshire for 20 years and similar setups in Oregon and Washington. Potential nationwide adoption faces hurdles and time.
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AEA
Wassskel
National Grange
Grange
New Wampehire
Oregon
Washington
United Starrs
Co operation Among Farmers Seeks Efficient Trade Networks
Farmers in the West form associations to move low grade wheat by train for feeding and milling, seeking economy in buying and selling. The initiative aims to unify many scattered grain eleviaries into a cooperative system, tackling dairy distribution via cooperative creameries and profitable feed purchases.
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Corwin
Ebean Reed
How to Plant Bulbo us Flowers in Early Spring
Plant bulbous flowers for a vivid early spring show. Order bulbs weeks ahead for best quality and avoid mixed bedding until named varieties available. Use well drained, fertile soil with artificial drainage, plant at recommended depths and distances, and prepare a year ahead to prevent seed production. Include list of favored varieties and care tips, noting that wild types suit groves and woodlands.
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Lange
Nile
General Petissier
Robert Suiger
Maran Vanderhoup
Hho
Farming Notes From Indiana Yeomanry Yard And Orchards
A rural Indiana column discusses poultry yard placement, soil and drainage, and damp-house hazards. It covers orchard experiments in Geneva and La Porte, noting varieties like Northern Spy, and reports on onions, clover, corn yields, and animal health concerns including hog cholera linked to feeding habits and green corn.
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Geneva
Chien
Ranehuudding
Fc Oappler Northern
Asgells Lain
Grain and Live Stock Farming Patterns
An experienced observer can infer farming type from buildings. Old unpainted pannette structures mark grain focused farms with declining fertility, while livestock operations show woodborne, prosperous surroundings. Successful farmers typically combine grain growing with stock raising.
Farmers Mutual Hello Companies: Ohio Invasion of Rural Telephoning
In southern Ohio a small farmers mutual telephone company grew from fewer than 108 subscribers to serving over 150 boxes, expanding beyond neighbors. Incorporated for $50, the firm markets cheap service to farmers, returning more than expenses to stockholders and spurring interest in rural telephoning and mutual stock structure.
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W. M. Cook
Httle Company
Tess
Ohio
Felf
Bacteria and the Farmer
A historical perspective on soil bacteria highlighting their essential role in crop nutrition and disease prevention. It notes beneficial bacteria enhance plant food availability, dairy products gain flavor, and ripening improves, while harmful strains cause disease, spoilage, and losses. It stresses the need for managing microbial activity in agriculture.
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Evers Dukeman
Sheep Shearing Contest Draws Global Interest and Trials
A historic sheep shearing event profiles top contestants including Victor Margine as champion, with speeds and quality judged for wool and technique. The page notes a international scope, grand prize, and demonstrations, while also describing a separate Sugar Coating for Butter process used to preserve freshness through a cold method and varnish-like finish.
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Nergy Ann Smal
Louis
Prafeseliia Santes
Aege Agant
Avialay
Mi Hive
Sf T Vici Shears
Showman Sena Dies After Illness in Columbus
Peter Sena, a showman, died at his Columbus home Wednesday night after an illness described as paralysis. Rally Day exercises will be held at Woodruff Place Baptist Church at 10 a.m. on Bund.
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Scrippe-M'Rae
Columbus
Peter Sena
Thin City
Woodruff Place Baptist Church
Bund
A. McGaugher
Katarrine Marshall
Sophia Mo Bes
Frank A Rorsuer
Mortis Station
J.C. Peters
Mise Hertha Young
F. W. Cornelius
Silace
St Ta German Lutheran Church
Newatsy
McCart
Coupe
IL 8
Death of Frederic Auguste Bartholdi Sculptor of Liberty
Frederic Auguste Bartholdi, sculptor of the Statue of Liberty, died in Paris of tuberculosis. Born in Alsace on April 2, 1834, he began the statue in New York Harbor around 1875. The sculpture was formally delivered in Paris on July 4, 1884 and unveiled in New York on October 28, 1886.
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Frederic Auguste Bartholal
New York Harbor
Paris
Alsure
Bartholdi
Personal and social notes from Tipton to Indianapolis
Local society items list returning travelers and visitors across Indiana cities including Tipton Noblesville Anderson Greenfield and Indianapolis. Names include J D Robinson W Turner Walter D Jones Jacob Cline and Anna Hudson. Several marriages engagements parties and a fatal choking incident involving Danny Donahy are noted with dates and locations across Marion, Madison, and surrounding counties.
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Winter Richey
Anderson
Frank Floyd
Blesville
Rothchild
Connereville
Harris
Melville Staar
Marlon
Noe Eilott
Ars
Jacoh Cline
Indiana Harbor
E Hulmes
Vincennes
Channcey Taylor
W. Turner
Detroit
Bent Cassell
Middletown
Indianapolis
Walter D. Jones
Chirag
Stanley Zimmerman
Lee Barrett
Greenfield
Chartes Windnell
Washington, Ind
Cly
I. Johns
Anderson FT. Roots
Connersville
Marsh Thomas
Greensburg
Paul R. Marin
Marion
William A. Hughes
Mattie M. Patterenn
P. J. Bobn
Greenfeld
Kenneth L. Jeffries
Richmond
Anna Hudson
David T. Lawlor
Hamilton
Lafayette
Friends
Shaw Pays Tribute to Henry C. Payne
Treasury Secretary Leslie M. Shaw paid tribute to Henry C. Payne comparing him to the late Senator Hanna. In Indianapolis for a Republican mass meeting, Shaw spoke warmly of Payne’s integrity and character, noting his death is a loss to the nation. He planned to continue his speaking tour with stops in Parkersburg and beyond.
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Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Maas
Tum
Vinson
Hansa
Payne
Shaw
Fle
East
Parkersburg
W. Val
John Perrin
American National Bank
Prison Reform Board Postpones Meeting on Jail Conditions
The Prison Reform board, delayed from Oct 7, will hear petitions on jail gambling, prisoner abuse, jail sanitation, and convict labor. Debates expected on road work and county jail practices as the advisory committee prepares findings for legislative action.
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Prison Reform Board
Te Canis
Athy
Jnils
Sgea
Happiest Man in Uncle Sam's Navy Praises Pyramid Pile Cure
A Navy gunner's mate from the U S Flagship Kearsarge credits Pyramid Pile Cure with curing his piles after trials hindering work. He recalls using multiple Pyramid products and keeping extra boxes, praising the remedy as affordable and effective. A published medical note notes piles affect one in four and urges sufferers to write for a causes and cures booklet.
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Navy
Cam
Mllion
Julius A. Koester
U. 8
Kearsarge
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
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