Labor Savings in Growing Sugar Beets by Larger Implements
United States Department of Agriculture reports that using larger plows and four row cultivators cuts man labor per acre in sugar beet farming. Three-horse plows require about one hour less per acre than two-horse setups, and four-horse or tractor-powered equipment further reduces labor. Mechanical harvesters offer major reductions as hand tasks like blocking, thinning, hoeing, pulling, topping, and loading dominate labor, with hand work possibly dropping to a few hours per acre.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Cultivation Practices for U.S. Corn Growth and Weeds
The piece details cultivation methods to boost corn growth, suppress weeds, and conserve moisture. It notes deep preplant and frequent cultivations, soil warming, weed control, and moisture preservation, with tips on using double cultivators and astride-row driving to restore soil mulch efficiently.
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Iraparnd Mythmont
United States
Soy Bean Crop Notes and Varieties for Forage Use
The text outlines soy beans as a valuable forage crop with varied maturity times enabling continuous green forage through summer and fall. It mentions drought resilience, nitrogen benefits, and forage use. It also references a Swing-Around Stacker and odd notes on feeding and equipment terms. Apple disease mentions appear amidst scattered terms without clear coherence.
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Don Grace
Millet
Pongee Washes and the New Corset Trend
A fragmentary note describes fabrics and corset design features, noting high bust and distinctive shaping. Mentions authentic wool content and potential fashion implications. Contains unclear, damaged phrases about manufacturers and materials with references to wear and care.
Crooked Brokers Reap Oil Profits
A confidential letter to a New York broker reveals an oil stock swindle scheme selling inflated shares with staged price raises. The NYSE condemns the tactic, notes limited internal control, and urges publicity as the best remedy to curb widespread investor losses.
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New York Stock Exchange
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New York Sun
Western Faking Corporation
the Sun
Weigh Many Infants in Townes Wisconsin Leads in Weighing
Weighing and measuring tests of children were conducted in 16811 communities as part of the children's bureau campaign to cut infant mortality. Illinois had 1261 participating towns. Wisconsin led in babies weighed with 1005 towns reporting. Hawaii sent records from Honolulu Kakuku and Tora. Local committees work to sustain improvements and provide free media and clinics for the poor.
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Children’s Bureau
Illinois
Wisconsin
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Ohio
Todlana
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kakuku
Tora
Girls in Tight Skirts Protest Safety Mirrors
In Los Angeles women protest safety mirrors on Los Angeles Railway cars claiming mirrors invite unwanted attention and embarrassment as motormen watch passengers. Officials counter that tight skirts slow car operations and that staff observe safety procedures before starting trips.
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Los Angeles
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Los Angeles Railway Company
Cty
Fashion
Muskegon Cadets Enroll in National Military Training Camp
A Chicago led national military training encampment will operate this summer for cadets aged twelve to forty five from across the United States. Capt. Gewle directs at 21 North LaSalle Street with enrollments already arriving. cadets pay 1 dollar per day plus a 1 dollar enrollment fee for tent, meals, and gear.
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War Department
Gewle
North Lasalle Street
Durta
Woman’s ballot choice echoes old line in California
Fragmentary text shows a woman referencing an old ballot line in California and a local figure named Linvwin. It mentions a presidential ballot and unidentified people, with unclear dates or places due to OCR corruption. The readable bits imply a political ballot context and a named voter.
Cat rescue ends in tragedy as woman drowns
In a pond area a cat rescue attempt turns fatal when Blanche and her sister Alice enter the water. Alice disappears beneath the surface while Blanche swims to shore. Dennis Sullivan Archibald Woodard respond. Woodard finds the body later. Dr Finn and police arrive but cannot revive Alice Dowling.
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Blanche
Alice
Slater
Blaneche
Dennis Sullivan
Archidildc Woodard
Miss Dowling
Woodard
Dr. Finnwale
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Judge's Nap Triggers Bomb Scare in Court
In Itancaco a judge's nap halted proceedings as a courtroom light faded and a wooden rest struck the desk. A startled audience heard a chilling warning of bombs, prompting a swift pause as lawyers argued over domestic matters involving V. de Arrilinga.
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San Itancaco
Moe
White Bear bank heist tale intertwines Greek visitor saga
Minntesota tale recounts White Bear resident White Bear Clewett returning with Allied Minnesota artillery to visit relatives and allegedly aiding a bank robbery. A tense pursuit and vault chaos unfold as suspects flee, gunfire ensues, and lawmen pursue across streets.
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Henry Clewett
Minnesota
Klien
Esatter
White
Fiat
Ubewwett
Nelson
Gulyudnd
Utlok
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