Lozier & Lozier Bred Sow Sale Promotes Purebred Hogs
Lozier & Lozier announce a choice sale of purebred Duroc sows and boars. The offering features progeny of Pathfinders Sensations Orions and Col’s bred to Pilot Pathfinder and Royal Orion lineage. The ad touts February Missouri sale results and promises profitable future hog markets.
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Pathfinders
Sensations
Orions
Pathfinder
Royal Pathfinder
Lozier
Orion
Royal Orion
Missouri
Farm Bureau News Highlights Club Leaders and Home Remodeling
The article lauds local leaders for guiding boys and girls club work, credits County Club leaders for success, and notes Home Demonstration Agent helping Henry Temple with home remodeling plans. It mentions future utilities like lights water furnace heat a modern kitchen and a sleeping porch with soft water from a nearby spring to be piped to house and barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Temple
Tempel
Nelsons Return to Chicago After Visit
Mr and Mrs William Nelson left Wednesday for their home in Chicago after an extended visit in this city D W Sherman went to Kansas City yesterday on business Robi Simms of Kansas City spent Wednesday in Lexington calling on friends and acquaintances
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William Nelson
Chicago
D. W. Sherman
Kansas City
Robi. Simms
Lexington
State Fair Visitors and Travelers Reported
Kar Hammer L B Bullard and 8 W Williams were among yesterday's State Fair visitors. Mr and Mrs Victor A Johnson left Monday for Sedalia to attend the State Fair. Mrs A M Ainsworth and daughter departed Sunday for an extended visit with friends and relatives in Palestine Texas.
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Kar! Hammer
L. B. Bullard
W. Williams
Victor A. Johnson
Sedalia
A. M. Ainsworth
Palestine
Texas
Phosphates Boost Wheat Yields and Profits
F L Daley of Missouri College reports that applying 175 lbs of acid phosphate per acre raised Willow Springs experiment wheat yield by 9 bushels, worth 8.10 at 90 cents a bushel. At 22 dollars per ton, soil treatment costs 1.93 per acre, leaving a net profit of 6.17 and a 319 percent return. When manure is also used, gains reach 6.6 bushels per acre, showing phosphate’s profitability on thin soils and its role in covering production costs and profit margins.
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Willow Springs
F. L. Daley
Missouri College of Agriculture
Kansas City Business Trip and Colorado Visit Report
Harvey Mavel, Joe Howe and Jim Shelby spent Monday in Kansas City on business. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson and daughter Claudia Dell returned Friday evening from a month in Colorado.
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Harvey Mavel
Joe Howe
Jim Shelby
Kansas City
C. W. Johnson
Claudia Dell
Colorado
Children Headed West on Motor Trip from Kansas City
Miss Carry Field travels with the family of L Fred Evans from Kansas City to Colorado for a motor trip. They plan to return early in September.
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Miss Carry Field
L. Fred Evans
Kansas City
Colorado
An Old Fault Finder And Digestion Cure
An irritable disposition is linked to indigestion. Good digestion makes for a kind temper. Chamberlain’s Tablets aid digestion and bowel movement. Also reports the death of Mrs. G. M. Anderson in Sedalia, an aunt of Mrs. John Pollard and Miss Josie Anderson. Judge N. Wilson went to Sedalia for the State Fair. Worth Bates and E. T. Stier visited Kansas City on business.
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Ady
Sedalia
G. M. Anderson
Anderson
John Pollard
Josie Anderson
N. Wilson
Worth Bates
Kansas City
Pleasant tonic promoted Chamberlains Tablets
Adv. John W. Lisiecki and Adolph Baehr of Kansas City spent Sunday in Lexington. Mrs. Mary Brooks and her daughter Miss Cellia left Wednesday for a visit in Denver and other Colorado points. Maj. Fred A. Day returned Tuesday from Texas where he spent the summer in the Wentworth interest. S. M. Rudder, State Highway Department division engineer, was in Lexington Friday relating to grading contracts for the Santa Fe Trail east and west of Lexington.
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John W. Lisiecki
Adolph Baehr
Kansas City
Lexington
Mary Brooks
Miss Cellia
Denver
Colorado Pointe
Fred A. Day
Texas
Wentworth
S. M. Rudder
State Highway Department
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Lozier &Lozier’s
Carrollton
Farm Bureau News
Fletcher
Castoria
Hix
J. L. Peak
Independence Fair
Auto
Poland
China
W. BH. Johnson
Catron & Taubman Abstract & Agency Company
Harry Taubman
John K. Taubman
Insurance of All Kinds
Traders Bank
Lexington, Missouri
Grieser
Main St
White House
W. F. Ray
Eassey
Csigade
Westgate
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