Garden pests and companion planting guidance from Missouri
An Missouri agricultural note discusses winter pests in gardens and methods to prevent damage. It covers cleanup of debris, soil tillage, use of spraying materials, and timing for treatments. It also outlines companion cropping to maximize space, soil richness, and labor efficiency in small and larger gardens. A Kansas City Star comment warns about roosters in flocks, arguing their presence aids egg yield and hen morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Entomology
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Kansas City Star
Solomon
Bn Hen
University herd declared tuberculosis free in Missouri
The University of Missouri beef cattle herd of 73 head, comprising Aberdeen Angus, Hereford and Shorthorn stock, has earned tuberculosis free Accredited Herd status. The final test on February 16, 1920 placed it on the accredited list as the second such herd in Missouri. The federally run plan aims to eradicate bovine tuberculosis nationwide, with certificates issued by the National Secretary of Agriculture and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
Missouri
United States
National Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Women Give Out Housework Advice to Lexington Ladies
A Lexington woman recounts relief from back pain dizziness and fatigue after using Dean’s Kidney Pills as advertised. The testimonial notes persistent nervousness and weakness and mentions purchasing from local dealers. A college matronship notice also invites mothers to apply for a dormitory education opportunity at Chillicothe Business College.
An Accurate Corn Planter Aimed At Saving You Money
An accurate corn planter saves yield by preventing missed kernels. The John Deere No. 999 planter is praised for high accuracy, minimal stops, and flexible planting options, promising reduced waste and improved efficiency for farmers.
Local residents engage in trips and hires after graduation
Ernest Hoffman returned Thursday evening from a business trip to Kansas City. Mrs. Godfrey Shull visited Kansas City for a few days starting Thursday evening. Tom Helleron spent Sunday in town. O. W. Green, after graduating last week from the Telegraph Dept of Chillicothe Business College, was placed as a telegraph operator with the Oklahoma Pipe Line Co. at Oklahoma City at a salary of 145.00 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hoffman
Kansas City
Godfrey Shull
Tom Helleron
Chillicothe Business College
O. W. Green
Oklahoma Pipe Line Co
Okla
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Fletcher's
Dr. Price
Walter S. Dickey
Lexington
Dean
Crew- Ge
Seon
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Ady
Catron & Taubman
Harry Taubman
John K
Bank Bull
Lexington, Missouri
Farmer's Co-operative Ass'n
Lexington, Mo
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