Value of molasses as livestock feed explored
W H Brader of Kentucky asks about using blackstrap molasses as a feed. The Massachusetts Experiment Station Bulletin 118 reviews its value, noting limited profit when other feeds are cheaper, and that molasses is often used to improve palatability or dilute with water.
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W. ©. Brader
Winegrove
Kentucky
Experiment Station
Massachusetts Experiment Station
Amherst
Mass
I H C Service Bureau
Laying Tile in Quicksand and Smartweed Advice
A soil drainage issue addressed by IH C Service Bureau suggests using a timber base and boards to keep tile in line on quicksand bottoms. For 4 inch tile a 1x4 board is recommended with short below pieces to prevent disjointing. Adequate fall aids sand fill. otherwise fill with clay to aid seepage. Smartweed control tied to proper drainage and cultivation, with corn crops helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Barton
Mishawaka
Indiana
IH C Service Bureau
October farm reminders urge preparations for winter stock and contest entry
The notice urges feeding fodder, fencing hay meadows, and drying seed corn before freezing. It warns of sudden weather changes and late pasturing risks. It notes a November 5 election and details a prize competition by the American Land and Irrigation Exposition offering 3500 for the top thirty ears of Indian corn. contact Gilbert McClurg in New York for entry rules.
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Cort
Singer Building
New York City
United States
Gilbert, McClurg
Binger Building
New York
Gumbo Soils Drainage and Tile Advice From Bureau
O J Berger of Eudora Kansas asks about gumbo soil drainage and tile types. The response covers open ditch and tile drainage, spacing ten to twelve rods, importance of outlets, fall plowing, surface mulching, and cement versus clay tiles for alkali concerns with guidance to use well vitrified cement tile or clay tile as needed.
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O. J. Berger
Eudora
Kansas
Iowa
Tak Min
Landii
Perhec Service Bureau
Transfiguration on Mount Reveals Christ Glory
Fragment from a Moody Bible Institute lesson discusses Jesus' transfiguration on a mountain with Peter James and John, joined by Moses and Elijah, and a divine voice declaring Jesus as beloved Son. It notes Peter’s reaction, the instruction to keep silent, and the moment’s significance for faith amid darkness before the cross.
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Leeson
Solden
TEX
Bon
Peter
Jesus
James
John
Jairus
Hermon
Paula
Moses
Elijah “the Great
Paul
God
El-jah
Mark
Earth
Calvary
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D. A. Reynolds
Chicago
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Goshen
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Dreg Ste “ Ind
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Harry B. Dulaney
B. Bryan
Cashier
J. R. Burnett
W.P
Frank W. Greenough
J. R. Burnett EB
M. Duncan
Harry B. Dal
B. Scholfield
Edwin Booth
Europe
Orient
State Bank
H/M. DEWEY
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Clark ‘Countty
Hitinole
Marshall
Tetorg St
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Se, ‘County
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Service Department
J. E. Waggoner
C Service Bureau
Harvester Building
Gumbo
St . ON
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Mvening
Moody- Bible Institute
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Minneapolis
U. K
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Terre Haute
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