Thrift talks and hog feeding at Farmers' Week Missouri
Beginning January 1923 at the University of Missouri College of Agriculture in Columbia, Farmers' Week will feature thrift demonstrations in clothing and food purchases, container sizes, nonessential spending and dry farm versus can buying. Hog-feeding demonstrations by county agents and W H Rusk will be discussed on January 23 at 9 30 a m. Missouri leads in beekeeping with forty thousand beekeepers and aims to develop bee pasturage. a beekeeping short course and apiary will be hosted in the bee laboratories with invitations to all state beekeepers.
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University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Columbia
Missouri
W. H. Rusk
Animal Husbandry Department
Texas
California
Union
Missouri Beekeepers Face Rosy Future at U of Missouri Short Course
Beekeeping prospects improve as honey prices hover 30 to 40 cents a pound and winter conditions look favorable. L Haseman of the College outlines a four day beekeeping short course during Farmers' Week at the University of Missouri College of Agriculture in Columbia in January 1923, with entomology and the state beekeeping society collaborating.
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Missouri
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Columbia
L. Haseman
College of Agriculture
Farmers Should Spend January 1923 in Columbia
American agriculture in 1920 faces new conditions and may require new methods. Land values rise while farm product prices likely fall. Dean F B Mumford urges Missouri College of Agriculture Farmer's Week to unite farmers January 19 23 1920 in Columbia to share results of experiments and best practices for statewide adoption.
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F. B. Mumford
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Missouri
Live Stock Show Exhibition at University Pavilion
An exhibition of the University live stock will be made in the live stock pavilion of the university grounds with entries expected from faculty and students alike. Local 4-H clubs and agricultural programs will present prize animals and demonstrations.
Farms for Sale Near Holden and Kingsville
Real estate list offers 518 acres four miles from Holden with 12 room house 3 barns streams timber and creeks. 160 acres near Medford with improvements and low down payment. 206 acres 60 acres grass. Two 80 acre tracts four miles from Holden. Various parcels from 50 to 155 acres near Holden with prices from 85 to 155 dollars per acre and down payments.
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Holden
Medford
Church
Kingsville
Farmers' Week Livestock Exhibition At University Farm
Agriculture segment scheduled for Wednesday January 1928 at 10 30 a m during Farmers Week promises a notable display of university livestock. Visitors will view animals bred on the University Farm and learn how quality stock can boost profitable production.
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Niversity of Missouri College of Agriculture
University
Lexington Mais Experience Attacks Kidney Weakness
Lexington citizen Henry Kronk Sr. reports a grip attack left his kidneys weak and nocturnal symptoms frequent. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills for relief, urging readers to keep a supply on hand. ad cites price and distributor details. KE T. Stier visited Kansas City with wife and son. Mrs C H Wilcoxon also traveled there for a few days.
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Lexington
Henry Kronk
Main St
Dean
Mo Delers
Fosters Milburn Co
Imfgn
Buffalo
N. Y
College student home for holidays and local visits
J. K. Leitmer Jr of Westminster College Fulton is home for the holidays. Mr and Mrs LL Wilson are spending a few days in Corder.
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J. K. Leitmer, Jr
Westminste College
Fulton
Mrr
LL. Wilson
Corder
Number 40 For The Blood advertised by Evansville drugist
An old physician proclaims a blood medicine named Number 40 For The Blood after forty years in medicine. He offers a money refund by mail if one bottle fails to relieve scrofula blood poisoning chronic rheumatism malaria liver and stomach trouble constipation or any disease the remedy is said to treat. Sold by Westerman Barnett Drug Co Lexington Mo.
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Gail
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
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Farm News Service
The
Dean Mumford
Rumley
Carl Bertz
Mayview
Dr. Price
KE. T. Stier
Kansas City
C. H. Wilcoxon
CG. W. Johnso
Hicx Hulding P
Westerman & Barnett Drug Co
Lexington, Mo
Fletcher
Castoria
Thane Hs
Crenshaw & Young
Lexington, Missouri
Arey
J. & K. Shoes
Aneld
Iley
Robt, J. Sims and Son
Homer
Mr and
Mia
Leroy Glish
Waverly
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