Clover Nitrogen as Cheap Topsoil Booster for Clover
The article discusses using clover as a green manure to add nitrogen, comparing costs with commercial fertilizer. It cites estimates from Michigan and McCool, noting clover can supply about 40 pounds of nitrogen per acre at roughly $4.00 if fed to livestock, or similar benefits without high expense. It stresses economic and rapid soil improvement benefits for crop rotations and requires labor to establish a good stand.
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McCool
Michigan Experiment Station
Live Stock Marketing Representative to Speak in Lutesville
Extension representative Sam Morse writes from Marble Hall to arrange a meeting on Monday December 19 in Laresville about cooperative live stock marketing. He offers to present locally and invites response, aiming to inform residents about marketing programs of interest to farmers and the community.
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Lutesville
Fyegg
Laresville
Marble Hall
Sam
T. 2. Morse
Fixtension
Boy escapes jail lock break. recaptured in Piedmont
A 14 year old boy who broke the outer jail door and fled Sunday morning was intercepted near Piedmont Sunday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff J E Wilcox and Clancy Kinder, then returned to Greenville jail for juvenile court disposition. The youth, once staying with W R Jones and later in St Louis, faced a disturbing the peace charge for improper talk to girls in Little Lake. Sheriff Lyman Wilcox pursued him to St Louis and after arrival Friday evening placed him in jail.
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Alene Kate
Piedmont
Sherif J. E. Wilcox
Clancy Kinder
Greenville
Kite
Little Lake
W. R. Jones
St. Louis
Lyman Wilcox
St. Loui
Worry Over Money Triggers Tragic End At Nearby Farm
A man reportedly driven by financial worries ended his life near Stuntinwent Tuesday, with authorities linking the act to money concerns. The community was shocked by the suicide, and investigators are tracing the events surrounding the deceased's final days and the circumstances of his death.
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Stuntiwent
Jouney Mmnaters
Crossing Crooked Creek Daring Boat Misadventure
Last Saturday morning Jesse Englehart Mil Englehart Rowse Hickets and Fick Hahn loaded into a small boat to cross Crooked Creek to the gravel loader. The creek was high and swift water caused the boat to dip and sink. Jesse, wearing a heavy overcoat and shoes, struggled to swim clear as the others reached the bank, the scene described as tense though not fatal.
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Jesse
Mil Englehart
Rowse Hickets
Fick Hahn
Crooked Creek
Forty-year log house resident profile of T M Nations
T M Nations of Yount Perry is described as a long time landowner with a forty year log house. He farms crops including wheat oats clover and hay using plowing and crop rotation to build soil fertility. He has mortgaged his land and is active in local affairs and fire insurance matters.
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T. M. Nations
Yount
Perry
Miccownt
Short Winter Team Training At Cape Teachers College
Students and staff from Cape Teachers College prepare for a short winter training week. The event features lectures, demonstrations, and farm machinery demonstrations led by the agronomy and engineering departments. Public participation is invited during the February 2 program slots.
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Av Tuk Cape Teachers College
Colaape Te Farieau
Megihrike Erry
Fettvery Aia
Silver lining in farming retrenchment and soil rebuilding
The Missouri College of Agriculture notes farmers face higher costs and tighter markets and must retrench by buying fewer implements and hiring less labor. The text suggests shifting acreage to grass crops, especially a clover Timothy mix, to rebuild soil, pasture or hay, with bluegrass may replace Timothy over time. Pasture is a cheap land management method and helps restore worn soils while awaiting price improvements.
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Central States
Farmers Please Take Notice For Fall Wheat Seeding
Farmers are urged to raise wheat quality with a proposed fall seeding program. The notice emphasizes improved planting plans and timing to boost yield and grain quality.
Pastor and wife return after two weeks at Deer ing Mo meeting
The pastor and wife returned to Lutesville Wednesday of last week after a two week meeting at Deer ing Missouri. The meeting was successful despite rain. The presiding elder Bro O H Dugging will be with us next Sunday. First quarterly conference at 3 p.m.. he will also preach at 7 p.m. No morning service due to pastor being at Glen Allen. Sunday school attendance 110. League service 6:45 p.m. with a large crowd. Funeral services for Charles August Sommer held Thursday at Glen Allen Methodist church. He leaves wife, adopted daughter Mrs Homer Shelton, two brothers Herman and Julius Trautwein. He was a member of the Yeomen lodge at Lutenville. Publicity Agent
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Lutesville
Deering
Deere
Eider
Bro O H Dugging
Glen Allen
Splendid
Charles August Sommer
Lutesvile
Glen Allen Methodist Church
Homer Shelton
Herman
Julius Trautwein
Yeo Men Lodge
Lutenville
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