Red Clover Seed Outlook Improves in Illinois
University of Illinois agronomists report seed shortages easing by next spring though prices may stay high. O H Sears and W O Scott say most farmers with small acreages harvested seed boosting supply, with about enough seed to meet demand. Circular 627 from the College of Agriculture details three medium and three mammoth clover varieties and tips for establishment and use.
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University of Illinois
W. O. Scott
Extension Service Agronomist
Forsees
Sears
Illinois
College of Agriculture
Red Clover Failure Prevention Circular 627 Availability
Advisory material outlines several methods to prevent failures with red clover. A free copy of Circular 627 on red clover is available from your farm adviser.
Loans Available on Stored Corn
Government loans can be obtained for stored extra corn using a pole and snow fence crib recommended by University of Illinois engineers. County advisers or AAA committeemen advise crib width, generally eight feet but six or seven feet for some northern Illinois counties. The crib must have a floor and roof. building costs are 15 to 25 cents per bushel.
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University of Illinois Agricultural Engineers
O. L. Whalin
Extension Service
PMA
AAA
Whalin
Illinois
Pole and Snow Fence Crib Offers Cheap Quick Build
College of Agriculture specialists describe a pole-and-snow fence crib as inexpensive to construct and quick to erect. It lasts about five years, holds about 40 bushels per foot, and can be built to any length. County farm adviser offers plans for 15 cents.
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Cattle Feeders Day to detail pasture beef yields
The University of Illinois hosts Cattle Feeders Day on October 22 to explain how pastures yielded from 85 to 95 dollars of beef per acre in 158 grazing days. R R Snapp notes topics include labor saving in livestock farming beef cattle outlook and Texas feeder cattle supply. Illinois cattlemen F D Hartman and Preston Woods are named among participants.
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Texas
R. R. Snapp
College of Agriculture
Illinois
F. D. Hartman
Plainfield
Preston Woods
College speakers set for cattle feeding talks at event
Waterman and out of town speakers R. W. Grieser of Chicago Producers Commission Association and Jim W. Mitchell of Texas Livestock Marketing Association join talks. College of Agriculture speakers Snapp Fred C. Francis Keith Hinch cliff and Dean H. P. Rusk will welcome visitors. Experimental herds will be inspected during the day.
The Only Wedding Picture Is The On The Spot I Do Moment
A brief note on wedding photography stressing candid on site vows as the true keepsake. The piece underscores spontaneity over posed portraits and highlights the emotional value of witnessing the ceremony as captured in real time.
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Wedding photo sizes offered by Moosey Photo Shop
Moosey Photo Shop in Mason City advertises wedding picture sizes for church and home settings. Phone 312 M. ad appears in this paper inviting submissions and news.
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Moosey Photo Shop
Mason City
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