Alfalfa urged as top crop for La Crosse county
Farmers urged to plant alfalfa for higher yields and profits with university guidance on soil prep inoculation and bacterial cultures. Speaker cites Vernon area experiments raising yields from 1.5 to 5 tons per acre, recommends July planting and soil preparation, and notes 60,000 acres already in alfalfa in Wisconsin with growth expected to rise.
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LA Crosse County
West Salem
Wisconsin
Norgard
Guernseys Shine at Wisconsin Cattle Society Session
At a West Salem session of the American Guernsey Cattle Club a large showing highlighted strong breed growth across Wisconsin and the United States. Speakers praised grade cattle adoption and outlined registration plans while noting notable herd performances and future San Francisco fair plans. Key figures included Edward A. Walter and Charles L. Hill among many breeders and officers.
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William H. Caldwell
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Western Guernsey Breeders’ Association
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Charles H. Hill
United States
N. K. Fairbanks
Chicago
Lake Geneva
J. J. Clapp
Kenosha
Philadelphia
Mark Foot
F. W. Pratt
W. S. Hamilton
H. W. Griswold
West Salem
Hoard
A. N. Stubbs
Edward A. Walter
Walworth
Wis
Adolph Nuttleman
Ray Lewis
Harry Jewett
Karl By
Madison
C. M. Jones
Association
Thealife
J. R. Bent
Oglesby
Dr. L. A. Wright
Columbus
Wm. L. Erbach
Athens
Charles L. Hill
Rosendale
Week Financial Bank Statement Highlights New York Data
The weekly bank statement shows a large drop in deposits by 20.4 million and loans down 5.2 million while the surplus declines 3.5 million and circulation rises 63 thousand. Surplus reserve stands at 38.8 million with legal and other items shifting modestly. The stock market was quiet and imports rose in May while exports fell, reflecting an import excess.
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Jersey
Asher
Hollstein
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Disagreement Ends Trial in Denver Kidnapping Case
The third trial of Robert Owen on charges of leading a crowd that kidnapped and beat Rev. O L Spurgeon after a lecture attacking the Catholic priesthood was scheduled to begin July 6. The trial ended yesterday afternoon with a jury disagreement and discharge, as in the earlier two trials.
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Denver
Col
Robert Owen
O. L. Spurgeon
Spurgeon
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