Record-setting Holstein cattle sale at Detroit auction
Fifty Holstein cattle fetched 135090 dollars with an average of 1107 78 per head at the National Tire Sale company auction in Detroit following the Holstein Breeders association meeting in Ames IA. King Champion Ray Av 17980%, seven month bull led the top prices at 20000 dollars bought by A W Green. Oliver Cabana Jr of Elma Center N Y consigned 14 head averaging 2900 dollars. Lawson Moldering Co and other consignors posted strong averages as buyers from across the country competed.
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Ieen
Middleside
Oliver Cabanada
Elma Center
N. Y
Marmey Green
Cele Jow
National Tire Sale Company of Michigan
Detrois
H. A. Moyer
Syracuse
Organization of Holatein Hrendurs
Ray Av
Oliver Cabana, Jr
A.W. Green
Middlefield
Ohio
Kings of
Lawson Moldering Co., Inc
la Grangeville
Flanders Stock Farm
Orchard Lake
Suil
Ray Avie Korndyke Ltd
Oliver Cabana
Highest priced animal at Detroit sale tops bids
The report notes a bull matching the $20,000 top price set at the Detroit sale, described as the highest priced animal among those offered.
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Detroit
Seed inspection group backs interstate seed regulation
Stung Wisconsin seed inspector Act was elected president of the National Association of Official Seed Analysis at a Minneapolis meeting. The group, comprising state and provincial seed inspectors, endorsed interstate rules to curb shipment of inferior seed and support a law requiring seed sold in a state to meet its origin standards. Presently inspectors lack power to act against misbranded or adulterated shipments arriving from outside state lines.
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Act
Stung
Wisconsin
The
National Association of
Minneapolis
Flood of Fragments From a Satirical School Exam
A jumble of humorous exam answers mocks general knowledge with absurdities about digestion and geography. It features erroneous claims such as the stomach holding up petticoats, steamboats creating river networks, and misdefined terms like the alimentary canal. The passage parodies student misstatements and test rhetoric.
The Farm and Home: Farmers Measure Profit By Self Study
FOR THE FARM AND HOME writes Eugene 8. Knight, Wilmington, S.C. Chamberlain's Tablets are mild and gente in their action. Give them final. You are certain to be pleased . on ih the agreeable laxative effect Wath the rise in lana values, M0 wie they produce. Obtainable ev and 'yore business meethods are heerywhere, 'ing introduced on the farm. The farm management surveys which have been conducted for sev eral years area inducing the meat pear gressive Tamms to study themselves and their business more clestly than ever, in order to determine how much actual profit they are securing 88 compensation for their managerial ability. This work has been carried on in Wisconsin through the co-operation of the college of agriculture of this state and the United States department of agriculture. 'The first year this contest was In stituted records were kept by 150 far mers. A weary later the number was to 440, all this season more than $50 farmers maintained records of all their business transactions. As a result of this work, a Funden Saa¢ farmer found that he had too much land in pasture compared with his most successful neighbors. He materially improved his income the next year by changing the Aeld to crops. A Rock county farmer found that he had too many horses for his needs. After selling two he found that he was able to do his work more cheaply and with greater efficiency than before. Constantly measuring himself by the average yard stick for the community,a farmer can tell whether he is ahead or behind his, neighbors, inerca:
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Eugene
Knight
Wilmington
S.C
Chamberlain
Wisconsin
College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Rock County
Inerca
What is Food Ideas Changing What is Food
An article discusses growing evidence that traditional nutrients alone do not explain growth and health. It cites G C McCollum's experiments showing fat soluble and water soluble growth factors, found in egg yolk, wheat germ, corn, and fats, essential for continued growth in animals.
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Orient
McCarlan
Hhe Universi
Yuresen
McCollum
Constipation and Indigestion Relief with Chamberlain Tablets
A reader states Chamberlain's Tablets cured constipation and indigestion. The user notes they have used them and found relief, and adds his wife also used them for digestion with good results.
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Chamberlain
Hemp Added to State Crop List in Wisconsin Reports
Commissioner C P Norgood of Wisconsin led hemp trials at the agricultural experiment station to assess its use in destroying quack grass and Canada thistle. By 1914 trials showed hemp grows well on fertile soil, with yields reaching 72,000 dollars in fiber value across centers including Waupun, Trandun, Beaver Dam, and Union Grove. Hemp must be grown as a cultivated crop on rich land, and the Talo-China variety proved most suitable for Wisconsin conditions.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
Waupura Center Uy
Wau
Trandun
Beaver Dam
Union Grove
Wisconsin
State Farms Crop Conference Tour Dates Listed
A list of State Farm crop conference events across Wisconsin counties with dates from August 1 in Columbia to September 9 in St Croix. Locations include Wyocera Waukesha Sheboygan Shawano Appreton Richland Reedsburg Tomah Chippewa New Richmond and more. Speakers and specifics are not provided in the fragment.
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Wyocera
Columbia County
Waukesha
West Bens
Washington County
Sheboygan
Sheboygan County
Shawano
Shaware
Appreton
Outagamie Cout
Weytiwera
Waupac
Richland Demer
Richland County
Reedsburg
Sauk
Tomah
Federa
New Richmond
St. Croix
She
Wisconsin Leads in Silo Building
A report notes half a dozen new silos in one day, signaling Wisconsin will remain noted for storing feed. Farmers and stockmen protect poultry by securing summer foods for winter use, reflecting ongoing agricultural efficiency in the state.
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Wisconsin
Pthis
On Wisconsin and the Badger Spirit
An extract extols Wisconsin's relentless work ethic and pride in the On slogan. It celebrates the state’s industry in lumber, dairy, agriculture, and education, contrasts Wisconsin’s vigor with other states, and foresees a future where Wisconsinites drive national progress led by Raymond J. Manchester's closing tribute to Wisconsin.
Application for Salion License in Marshfeil Wisconsin
The undersigned petitions the mayor and council for a license to sell all kinds of strong spirituous and intoxicating liquors at 1173 Central Avenue. Dated at Marshield Wisconsin the 22nd day of 1935, with National Surety Co. of Dated at Marshield Wisconsin.
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Cereman Council
Marshfeil
Wiscon- Sint
Central Avenue
National Surety Co
New York
Marshield
Wis
Aked Sails Home With Berlin Food Claims in Doubt
Dr. Charles Aked returns to New York asserting a Berlin food shortage report is false and that prices and meals at hotels there contradict the appeals for aid circulated in American newspapers. The piece questions Mr. McClellan and allies endorsing the Berlin relief appeal, calling the peace ship excursion tied to Henry Ford a wild goose chase and urging caution in humanitarian giving.
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Charles
Aked
Turope
New York
Berlin
George B. McClellan
Gerard
Dr. Aked
McClellar
Liebkrecht
Germany
Aker
Henry Ford
Akers
Hotel Adier
McClellan
Milwaukee Sentinel
Beware of bogus bills plague city with fake currency
Bogus bills are turning up in the city with fragments cut from five dollar notes pasted onto mutilated one dollar bills. The method yields a counterfeit that passes as five dollars, fooling unsuspecting people at post offices and local shops. The Antigo Journal reports Manitonge and other cities have also seen similar errors.
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Ganky
Manitonge
Antigo Journal
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Ed Cary
Raymond J. Manchester
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Portage County Law & Abstract Company
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