Valley news notes and crop reports across the district
Reports from Heaton and surrounding areas describe youth behavior, storm damages in Festus and Crystal City, and varied harvest yields with J D Connor near Vancuser claiming 38 bushels per acre on white land. Additional items cover cattle sales, misdeeds, floods, mining tests, and Medal wins at the Panama-Pacific Exposition for Missouri crops.
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Desoto Republican
Festus
Crystal City
Penton
J D Connor
Vancuser
McGraw Place
Oran
J. Mahoney
United States
Stoddard County
San Francisco
Mixed Wheat Varieties Urged For Uniform Crop Yields
Agricultural note from Cape Girardeau urges farmers to plant uniform wheat varieties to maximize yield and quality. Observations show bearded and smooth types differ, and mixed crops reduce overall production. advice includes proper selection and avoiding overripe heads. Also reports on local health, oats crop prospects, and social events in Missouri towns.
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Bascock
Department of Agriculture
State Normal School
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Corn Succors and Missouri Farm Life Notes
Economic debate on corn succors shows their potential to boost yields in poor lands and under thin planting. Nebraska tests in Bulletin 91 suggest succors are part of normal tiller growth and removal reduces returns. study spans two years of alternate-row planting and notes soil fertility and planting density as key factors. The item also surveys a family reunion near Marble Hill, Missouri, and a Missouri State Board of Agriculture campaign promoting Missouri Grown products plus dominion of state’s livestock and crops with impressive regional claims.
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Eneror Press
Missouri
Les
Agricultural Experiment Station of
Nebraska
Putin
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institutes
Kelly Wright
New Board
Peter Pan
Missour
Panama
Rex McDonald
Two laborers debate wisdom of ancestors
In a New York Globe item, two laborers discuss the wisdom of their era. The first boasts that they are wiser than their fathers, who were wiser than their grandfathers. After a pause and a look at his friend, the second retorts with a humorous quip about what a rule their grandfather must have been.
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Predernicktown Treine
Vierse
George Tull
Pug Reeves
Hull
Reeves
Garge
New York Globe
Divorce Advised by Minister After Short Marriage
A southern man sought a divorce from the minister who married them. The minister refused to grant a divorce and reminded him of the vow to take Liza for better or worse. The man replied, acknowledging the promise but insisting on the divorce.
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Sam
Liza
Yassir
Dot
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