DRAINAGE BENEFITS FOR LATE SOIL CROP SUITABILITY
A brief note highlights drainage as a great benefit for late soils improving suitability for crops. It notes drainage helps, making soils more workable and potentially increasing yields.
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1922
Page
3
Effects of soil coldness on spring planting timing
A Illinois university expert explains how soil temperature affects planting. Cold soils delay warm up, slow nutrient availability, and raise harvest risk. Drainage and surface drying help raise soil temps, with open ditches aiding effective warming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preya
Ill
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University of Illinois
Illinois
Wimner
Bardolph News Roundup From The News
Local notes report Rev R W Stocking judging an inter collegiate debate in Carthage and arrivals from Clyde Blank returning to Adams County. Frank Lambert dwelling residents Fred and Mrs Williams move in. Mrs Hendricks reports husband critical after Newport Ky gall bladder operation. Helen Owens ill with flu in Macomb boarding house. A daughter born to Clarence and Mrs Horton. G W Pensinger shipped hogs to Chicago. B F Smith reaches 73rd milestone. ill health noted. George W Bayliss ill with flu and complications. Louise Logan seriously ill with double pneumonia. G W Platt ill with flu. granddaughter Irma left lung. Spangler injured in hay mow fall improving. I A LeMaster reports Big Type Poland sale near New Philadelphia.
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Carthage
Clyde Blank
Adams County
Fred Williams
Bushnell
Frank Lambert
Frank
E. H. Hendricks
Newport
Helen
Frank Owens
State Normal
Macomb
Owens
Clarence Horton
G. W. Pensinger
Chicago
B. F. Smith
Louise
John H. Logan
G. W. Platt
Irma
Carl Platt
Ju. J. Spangler
I. A. LeMaster
New Philadelphia
Poland
Mentho Sulphur Promises Quick Skin Relief
A skin specialist proclaims Mentho Sulphur quickly soothes irritated skin and heals eruptions such as rash and tinea. It destroys germs, reduces itching, and aims to remove blemish and embarrassment, with rapid improvement and no wait for relief. Obtain a small jar and use like cold cream.
Spring gilt sale yields high prices and prize stock
China's sale drew 15 head of spring gilts averaging 46.75 dollars each, totaling 1636 dollars. Buyers hailed the offerings as among the finest ever in the region, with gilts from prize-winning stock and weights from 50 to 50 pounds.
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Coddling Our Criminals Plunderin' Town Opinion
A persuasive critique argues that lenient crime policies foster crime and burden taxpayers. It cites paroled offenders, parole officers, and legal leniency as enabling factors, and questions the value of parole systems and announcing concerns over rising crime and tax burdens.
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Salts Offer Kidney Relief For Meat Eaters
A health column advises backache and dull kidney pain from excess meat. It says overworked kidneys clog, causing headaches, stomach upset, and nocturnal urination. Suggests four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water, from breakfast, to flush kidneys and ease irritation.
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