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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1920

Page

4

Power of Your Tractor at Farmers Week 1923

Agricultural engineering staff discuss safe loads and power measurement for tractors at University of Missouri Farmers Week January 1923. Demonstrations of power measuring and tractor tests run throughout the week amid pest control talks on Hessian fly chinch bug and corn ear worm. Jasper County plans for a county agent and home demonstration agent under Farm Bureau law with leaders Mote Black Blair Donnelly and others signaling a push forward.

University of Missouri College of Agriculture Jasper County Missouri Jasper County Farm Bureau J. H. H. Mote Wm. H. Black Cowgill Blair P. E. Donnel Mote Old Jasper

Jasper County Farm Bureau Adopts Five Dollar Family Membership

Jasper County Farm Bureau moves to a five dollar family membership, making the bureau a family effort with work centralized under the county agricultural and home demonstration agents. The change marks the first Missouri county shift from one dollar individual dues to five dollar family dues to broaden participation.

Jasper Co Jasper County Farm Bureau Jasper County Farm Bureau Executive Committee Missouri Uni

Marketing Problems and Cooperative Marketing in Missouri

The Farmers' Week marketing section will explore cooperation and organizing local marketing units. It will draw on Missouri experiences and managers. A meeting of livestock shipping associations will discuss forming a state organization to tackle livestock, grain, and produce marketing challenges.

Missouri

Local Bargain Prices For Hardware and Apparel Listed

An old catalog style notice lists price points for various goods including 4 Bars Crystal White or Snow Flake Soap at 25e per unit, Red Wolf or Class A Coffee at 65c per pound, Santos Ground Coffee at 54c per pound, dry goods and shoes sale items such as Men's Hose at 20c per pair per dozen, Ladies' Hose at 15c per pair per dozen, Children's Ribbed Hose at QO per dozen, N. T. Thread at per dot, Boy's Blue Wash Shirts, Rubber Boots, Walker Shoes ranging from 3.50 to 5.50 per pair, and Regular Shoes at 8 to 9 dollars.

Monarch

Farmers Week conferences highlight marketing gains

Well planned organizations for cooperative marketing have created favorable price differences for cream and eggs at shipping points. The conferences aim to show what communities have done and apply principles elsewhere to solve marketing problems.

Poultry Keepers Invited to Week of Farm Education

A cordial invitation goes to poultry raisers to attend Farmers' Week. A week long short course in poultry husbandry runs from 8:30 Tuesday morning January 20 through Friday banquet, with a busy program designed to boost egg production and farm care. The event is free to all and welcomes all who can attend.

Hothe

Number 40 for the Blood endorsed by Florida reader

A Walkulla Florida man states he suffered malaria and weak blood for two years. After taking Number 40 for the Blood he used 344 bottles and recovered, praising the remedy and inviting others to try it.

Walter Page H. L. Burnett Walkulla

D F Conrad Returns Home From Kansas City

D F Conrad, accompanied by his mother, returned Friday evening from Kansas City.

D. F. Conrad Kansas City

Sam T Howe Returns Home After Holidays Visit

Sam T Howe, who has been spending the Christmas holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Robi Howe, returned Friday to his home in Tulsa Oklahoma.

Sam T. Howe Mrs Robi. Howe Tulsa Okla

Fletcher's Astoria Mentioned in Childrens Cry Headline

Smith Clark returned Friday evening from a visit with his brother in Kansas. The brief item notes a family trip and homecoming without additional details.

Smith Clark Kansas

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Farm News Service The John Deere Lexington, Mo Rumley Threshing Machinery Carl Bertz Mayview Main Street Lexington K.C Spa’etti Saymans Argo Starch K. C Santos Apollo Milk Michigan Navy Japan N. T Walker Fla Puritan Hotel Kansan City Netwest Newby Oth & Wysidotie Sta Kurume City, Mo Rannedy Oa Bens C. W. Johnson Hix Fletcher Astoria Crenshaw & Young
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