Oil prospects in Mississippi near Yazoo City outlined by USGS and state geologists
Survey findings near Free Run east of Yazoo City indicate possible folded strata with reverse dips in Yegua beds suggesting a crest location within a mile or two. Based on Jackson field analogs a 4000 ft well could test Eocene and upper Cretaceous units, though no commercial oil yet found in Coastal Plain wells.
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United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Mississippi State Geological Survey
Yazgo City
Miss
Mississippi
L.D. Stephenson
Ed. N. Lowe
Tesheva Creek
Free Run
Yazoo City
Jackson
Selma
Eutaw
Tuscaloos
Tuscaloosa
Costal
Alabama
Mississipp
No Seat For Guest From Old Alabama In Washington Panic
R O Westley of the State College of Washington farm crops department says Hubam the annual white clover guest from Iowa and Alabama has no reserved seat in Washington. Trials show late ripening seed unfavorably, no regional adaptation, and it cannot beat alfalfa field peas or vetch for feed or seed. Biennial sweet clover remains preferable for pasture hay and green manure, while Hubam’s high seed cost and limited usefulness hinder adoption. The department seeks opinions to resolve the crop’s viability.
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Alabama
Agricultural Theater
State of Washington
Hubam
Iown
R. O. Westley
Department of Farm Crops
State College of Washington
Washington
Fruit in the Diet bulletin from Washington Extension Service
A Washington State College Extension Service bulletin titled Fruit in the Diet urges daily fruit consumption. It notes fruit is essential despite cost and cautions against buying fancy varieties from distant out of season sources.
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Extension Service
State College of Washington
Fruit Usage on the Family Table by Miss Sutherland
Prepared by extension specialist Miss Mary E Sutherland the guide outlines many methods to use fruit on the family table. It is free for the asking.
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Mary E. Sutherland
U S Ships Our Hampers For Russia Grain Aid
President Harding aims to move as much grain as possible to famine regions within a 20 million dollar appropriation. Shipping Board vessels are being readied. thirty government ships are set, eighty more could be ready on short notice as rates may be fixed to keep costs low. A Leavenworth record noted sixteen below Wednesday night.
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Russia
Harding
Congress
Shipping Board
Resignation of State College Dairy Head Woodward
Prof. E G Woodward head of the dairy department at the State College of Washington resigns to enter practical dairy work in Connecticut leasing a farm from the American Guernsey Club president. Regents urged him to stay but he chose the chance to enter production. President Holland praises his work and says a strong successor will be appointed.
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E.G. Woodward
State College of Washington
Connecticut
American Guernsey Club
Woodward
Pres. Holland
Farm Bureau activity boosts common good work
J C Mitchell and R E Simons attended a Wenatchee farm bureau meeting last week and Mitchell accompanied by the county agent went to Waterville. The farm bureau is growing as an active agent for advancement of the common good.
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J.C. Mitchell
R. E. Simons
Wenatchee
Farm Bureau
Mr. Mitchell
Waterville
Transformers Being Installed by Tumwater Light & Water Co
The Tumwater Light and Water Co contracts with Pacific Coast Utility Co to install three transformers rated 35,000 to 2,800 volts near the north end of the via duct. The units will be enclosed by a ten foot fence. Connection will begin when oil switches arrive, promising five power sources including Chelan Entiat Dryden and Great Northern plants.
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Tumwater Light & Water Co
Pacific Coast Utility Co
Great Northern
Canyon
Leavenworth
Chelan
Entiat
Dryden
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Mickie
Charles Sughroe
Western Newspaper Union
Biz
Baw
Chroe
Leavenworth and
Cashmere
Elks
Wenatchee B. P. C. E. Lodge
Leavenworth Elks
Franklin Lumber Co
Leavenworth, Wash
Farm Crops Department
The
Renge
Mary Posey
Tpo
Oliver Typewriter
Franklin Lbr. Co
L. C. Smith Typewriter
Rutherford Merc. Co
Black
Jack Ruth
Wm. C. Brender
A. Potter
Prospect St
U.S
Faith IN Dairy Futures
Steel Shank
Guage
jWe
Toggery
Pipkin-Taylor Co., Inc
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