Old World Plants and Farm Industry Gains
A National Board of Trade meeting in Washington reviews agricultural statistics and department work. Improvements in seed and plant distribution, new crops like Bahia orange and dates in Arizona and California, and sugar beet seed industry growth are highlighted along with shifts to reliable reporters, increased farm prosperity, and potential regional benefits.
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Guy Elliott
National of Trade
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ita
National Board of Trade
Department
Bureau of Statistica
Wilson Bear
Mitchell
California
Arizona
Sud
Sahara
United States
Ana
Fis
Movidin
Owas
Iglway Company
Teavu
New Orbsars
New Orleans
Noor
Bat
Uie
Mobile and
Olle
Tan Tyvle
Push
Planing Mill
Myer Nevine Tardware Company
MH. Thornton Transfer Stable
Klaire’s
Y. M. OG. AL
Brektown
Petro
Meridian
Wis
Atippi Legislatire
Jacksonm
Viirdaman
Raokin County
Ovee
Japan
America
Asia
Wilson
Office of
Office of Seed and Plant Introduction and Distribution
Stein
the & Phelot Mart
Fishermen Lost Off Norway After Terrible Storm
A 300 boat fishing fleet, operating off Trondhjem, Norway, was struck by a fierce Sunday storm. Many boats were seen drifting and wrecks feared. Seventy nine boats were later reported safe at sea. Search efforts continue.
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Trondhjem
Norway
Flataoger
Kokevitt
OlWest Established Medical Institute in the State
30 Years Experience clinic advertises treatment for nervous and chronic diseases of the head brain and nervous system with various listed ailments. Claims complete modern allotment and laboratory output. Provides address 47 East Water St Milwaukee Wis and contact details for consultation.
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OlWest
Otbona
Suto No. 1
East Water St
Milwiqukee
Wis
Seed distribution value compared with strategic imports
The text argues that annual seed distribution cannot rival the national value of select introductions such as macaroni wheat or improved cotton varieties, emphasizing the impact of strategic agricultural imports over seed distribution alone.
Agriculture seeks remedy for corrosion in fence wire
A Department of Agriculture bulletin reports widespread complaints about iron and steel wire fencing corrosion. Secretary Wilson ordered tests, finding cheap wire and high manganese content as chief causes. The department notes some manufacturers avoid improved wire due to farmer preference for low cost. Preliminary experiments link manganese levels to faster rusting, while citing metallurgical authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rother
Agricultural Department
Southern Farms Prosperity Push Sparks Regional Growth
Readable fragments show rapid incenses in values and industrial interests claiming the South's path to prosperity. Mentions price shifts for staples like potatoes and oats, and calls for market expansion across the region amid rising costs and supply concerns.
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