Land values and feed plans noted in 1919 20 report
The report shows state land values with Kentucky highest at 206 per acre, Iowa second at 157, Alabama and Mississippi low at 24, California price gains to 185 in 1920 from 136 in 1910, and discusses silage and balanced rations for cows. It offers economical feed mixtures and feeding rates based on available roughage and milk output.
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Kentucky
Department of Agricultuture
Blue Grass
Ilinois
Alabama
Mississppi
California
Oregon
Conado
Keep Up Cow's Feed To Sustain Dairy Production
Dairy specialist C L Blackmar warns that cows losing production on pasture are unlikely to rebound. A carefully regulated ration is advised at this time of year, even if it requires buying some feed.
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C. L. Blackmar
Agricultural Extension Department
Ames
Maquoketa Chautauqua Boss Urges Strong Start In 1921
James L Loar reassures Maquoketa Chautauqua Association officials about launching a successful cooperative Chautauqua. He notes past Iowa successes, calls for faith and independent thinking, and outlines program building, committee duties, and season-ticket campaign to ensure a lasting, growing Chautauqua in 1921.
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F.C. Young
Sec
Maquoketa
Iowa
Clinton
Iowa City
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Sigourney
Chariton
Thomases
Agai
James L, Loar
Colating Arc Lamp Globes Color Chemistry
Manganese in arc lamp glass gives a purple hue while ferrous salts introduce green tones. The mamamuse is used to counteract the greenish coloration, but light exposure on manganese alone produces purple coloration for a green glass.
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Colating
San Francisco Man Loses Car After Sleep Night Ride
A San Francisco man woke to find his automobile missing two miles from the last landmark remembered. The car had run with the engine steady and behaved normally until it vanished.
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San Francisco
Dancing is the Poetry of Motion and a Senator
Fragmentary lines describe dancing as motion and compare prose to a march along an avenue. The speaker mentions Senator SorgHum and an aged patriot, with hints of fame and performance. The text reads as a lyrical homage blending movement and public figures.
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Sorghum
Imie
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