Tribune Editor Promotes Paper Bee to Boost Circulation
The Lynden Tribune editor urges readers to help revitalize the paper after illness. He describes advertising tensions with the American Press Association, defends local, home printing, and invites community aid to improve the publication and county governance coverage.
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Western Newspaper Union
Chicago
United States
Tribune
American Press Association
American Pres Association
The
Sanitarium
Northwestern
the Tribune
Fattening Steer Calves in Winter
The piece discusses winter cattle feeding, noting abundant corn and cheaper oats and hay, plus the Indiana station’s Shamrock II steer example. It cites a 1,100 pound Grand Championship steer born Jan 8 191? bred by J P Donohue Iowa, shown by Iowa State College, praised by Richard G Carden, and sold for 60 cents per pound live weight.
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Corn Belt
Indiana Experiment Station
Dorset Breeders’ Bulletin
Indiana
Iowa
Iowa State College
Richard G. Carden
Butter price tips and quality focus for top earnings
Farm Journal advises producers to calculate the impact of price gaps. A drop from 30 cents to 25 cents means a one-sixth loss, or about 16 1/4 percent. It urges using a thermometer and improving methods to reach the rosy quality buyers pay a premium for.
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Dan Cloud
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Lynden State Bank
R. W. Green
Robert Heaton
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W. B. Vander Griend
B. C. Crabtree
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Valley Gem
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Knapp Bros
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