Alfalfa on Dry Land Growth Lessons From a Colorado Farmer
A dry land farmer in Deer Trail Colorado reports his experiment with Baltic alfalfa after starting with Grimm’s seed. The 3 ft 6 in row spacing and 1 3 4 pounds per acre produced quick germination, with clipping in July and August, and notes the crop stayed loose due to deep plowing. Alfalfa will not reach tall height in the first season and needs ample space per plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Hess
Deer Trail
Colorado
Hess
Grimm
Altho
Baltic
Philo K. Blinn
Rocky Ford
Colo
Field Pea as a Crop for Various Soils and Irrigation
The Denver Field and Farm notes field peas adapt well to diverse soils and planting methods with press drills preferred for best results. It describes irrigation needs, yields of thirty five bushels per acre with four irrigations versus less ripe yields with seven, and highlights pea hay as high value fodder when properly cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Denver
Cowley Receives First Wilson Patent Recorded locally
Thomas Cowley received a land patent last Thursday for his final proof on seven months ago. He sent the patent to Greeley on Friday for recording and was informed Wednesday that his patent is the first land patent signed by President Wilson to be recorded at the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cowley
Greeley
President Wilson
Seed For Sale Good Clean Seed Flax By C E Andrews
Seed flax offered by C. E. Andrews for sale. Located 112 miles east of Keota Colorado. Prices and quantities not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Andrews
Keota
Colo
Local News Briefs From Keota Iowa Area
Mrs Nolan Marr arrives from Spokane to renew residence near Keota while husband plans to return at harvest. Walter S Moore family move from St Johns Michigan and consider Colorado. Mrs Olive Peters’s murder case postponed to next week due to missing witnesses. L E Frye family drive from Denver to Keota with cattle and horses. Sale of cows to Kneebone and Simmons. W G Short and family move into section house. Keota blacksmith shop to continue. Mrs Fred Guenther and daughter travel to LaCrosse after winter visit. B L Montgomery to Greeley for schooling. Schoonover & Sons expand insurance business with new policy. Mrs Hamilton returns to Gravity after winter. Storms bring fire and lightning insurance emphasis. Arthur Rheadarmer and W S Wolfe build cave cellars. Bob Gamble back from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Marr
Keota
Spokane
Wash
Marr
Olive Peters
Thomas McManus
George Kneebone
Hightower
Mr. Simmons
Sligo
W. A. Peters
Peters
W. G. Short
B. L. Montgomery
Greeley
Schoonover & Sons
Hamilton
Gravity
Iowa
Jess Savage
Schoonover & Son
Postoffice
Arthur Rheadarmer
W. S. Wolfe
Bob Gamble
Denver
Buckingham Ball Team Schedules Spring Games
Milan MacIntyre returns to his Buckingham homestead after winter in Denver. The Buckingham ball team will play Keota on Friday April 25 Pawnee on Saturday May 3 and Raymer on Saturday May 10 all games at Buckingham. Mrs Dixon with Lon Bowen and W M Barnes heads overland to Denver for a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan MacIntyre
Denver
Myrtle List
Jim Young
John Petro
Buckingham
Keota
Pawnee
Raymer
Mrs. L. P. Dixon
Lon Bowen
W. M. Barnes
A. E. Hale
Chicago
Keota Social Aims to Raise Funds for Schoolhouse
Discussion at Sunday School last week highlighted the Keota school house condition. A social to secure funds for painting and repairs was decided, with the building serving nearly every public meeting in town and a large attendance expected at the May 1 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Potter
Boulder Creamery Co
Helen Whipple
Mary McKee
Myrtle List
Keota
Free seed, farm bulletins, and yearbook offered in local notice
The town announces free seed for vegetables and flowers on a first come basis. Copies of Farm ers' Bulletin No. 55 The Dairy Herd and No. 106 Breeds of Dairy Cattle available to interested readers. A Department of Agriculture Yearbook 1910 free to the first requester. Local residents A E Hale and wife return from Chicago. Mrs Kid Longworth and baby arrive from Harrisburg. Mrs G W McMillan visits with her sons. Mary Haworth recovers from a broken leg. Post office cellar improvements underway. Marion Staley visits from Sligo. Hinged Door Silo advertised by W M Butters and E E Butters.
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Department of Agriculture
W. M. Butters
Osgood
E. E. Butters
Briggsdale
Mary Haworth
C. S. Ross
Marion Staley
Sligo
Trumbo
Keota
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Cowley
Walter S. Moore
St. Johns
Mich
Fred Guenther
Donald A. Cameron
LaCrosse
Wis
Griffin
Bauer
Grover
C. A. Sides
Goodrich
Kid Longworth
Baby
Henderson
Harrisburg
Mr. Longworth
Sterling
G. W. McMillan
LaPorte City
John and
Earl
Glen A. Izett
Wild Horse Land and Irrigation Co