California urged to grow sugar beet seed domestically
The Pacific Rural Press argues the United States must stop relying on foreign beet seed. California has ideal conditions and can improve seed quality with proper methods and capital. Utah leads in seed production, while California should seize this opportunity to develop a robust home seed supply for the sugar industry.
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Chino
Watsonville
Germany
United States
California
Pacific Rural Press
Calfornia
Sugar Beet Discussion Draws Farmers to Cache Meeting
A large turnout heard President Orson Smith report on a special committee on beet cultivation in Cache. Prof J A Wildtive highlighted soil suitability and beets’ high saccharine content, while Job Pingree offered contracts and $2 per ton for beets delivered Oct to Nov.
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Logan Mare
Orson Smith
J. A. Wildtive
Providence
Job Pingree
Ogden
Lewiston
Herald
Sugar Beet Seed Import Volumes At Omaha Office
The Omaha customs office reports a winter stock of 35 to 40 ears of sugar beet seed reserved, with four already in hand. Total value about 1,000,009 pounds, allocated to Nebraska and western states. Imported by Myer & Ragpke, origin shares Germany 0 percent France and Russia 10 percent, via Omaha customs. Retail price to farmers about 10 cents per pound. nearly all imported seed remains in use.
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F. W. Ghon
New York
N. Y
San Francisco
United States
Bos
Glen
Europe
Ousha World- Herald
Local Men Plan Alberta Trip If Conditions Favor
Messrs Anderson TH Anderson James Evans John Gibb Charles Ohran and Harden Woodhouse expect to depart for Alberta Canada in about a week. If conditions are favorable they will hasten their departure and settlement plans.
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Messrs
B. J. Anderson
MM. Th, Anderson
James Evans
John J. Gibb
Charles Ohran
Harden Woodhouse
Alberta
Canada
Opposed Annexation of Hawaii Says Beet Sugar Leaders Comment
Henry T. Oxnard, president of major U S beet sugar firms, argues against Hawaii annexation, claiming sugar producers and the Department of Agriculture are wrong to press the plan. He contends U S sugar costs and beet sugar output would be harmed, hindering future beet sugar development.
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Henry T. Oxnard
Department of Adrivulture
United States
Agriculture Department
Dre. Wyl
Onoha
Slow
Neb
Neb Ata
Large and Still Growing Wool Record
A fragment discusses national growth and self-sufficiency in wool and textile trade. Mentions feeding Europe, English and American manufacturers, and Uncle Sam aiding dispatch to suppliers. References to 1804 horses and mares valued 1 GS 314,80 and Americans buying imported cloth at high prices.
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Wailea
Sain
Braine
AIC
New York
Death of Mrs. Anderson and emigration to Zion faith
Anne Calline Anderson of Thustrop Denmark born to modest means, joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints after conversion in the early 1850s. She and Jens Anderson saved for emigration to Utah, supported others, endured widowhood at sea, and aided temple work in Manti and Salt Lake. She died March 2 1508 at age 54 leaving a son, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral was in Lovelock Meeting House with a large cortege.
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Anne Calline Anderson
Lorn Ochs
Sid
Thustrop
Denmark
Jens Anderson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sainte
Flower
Lev
Ural
Zion
North Sea
Manti
Salt Lake
Lovelock
Jos
Andreasoty
J. C. Baker
A.A. Peterson
Bishop Cutler
Beet Planting Progress Report Shows Winter Trials
The Cuino Champion notes sugar beet planting began Oct 14 with winter trials and continued to Feb 19. Mrs. Anderson planted 19 acres on Feb 2, and by yeasterding 81,000 pelatitead? acres had been planted. Edgar Company under contract for 11,000 acres with possible small additions.
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Plata
Courke
Ccnon
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Cache
Philadelphia
Nebraska
Sugar Trust
Hawaii
Anderson
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