Destroying quack grass and three year rotation plan
Prof Andrew Hoss at the Minnesota Experiment Station outlines a method to eradicate quack grass by cutting air supply for six to seven weeks via JulyAugust plowing six to eight inches deep, then discing to compact the sod, and repeated discing. A fall rye cover helps crowd quack grass, with a cost estimate of 5 to 7 dollars an acre. follow with barley fallrye or red clover and crop rotation to improve soil and yields.
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Mikanca
Wis
Andrew Hoss
Minnesota Experiment Station
The
Inquirer
Boeing
Wisconsin
UK Demographic Rates Report Sparks Mixed Reaction
Mital Statietica cites Teklog data from the United Kingdom showing a marriage rate near 10.5 per thousand, birth rate about 28.3, and a death rate around 188 per thousand. Analysts urge cautious interpretation amid evolving social indicators and policy implications.
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Mital Statietica
United Kingdom
Teklog
Whole
Noiseless gun used to kill horses gains American use
A silent device described as a noiseless bullet to the brain killing injured horses instantly is being adopted by U S anti cruelty groups. The October Popular Mechanics Magazine reportedly features a picture of the device.
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England
Popular Mechanics
Cutoff plans advance along Soo Line toward new route
Reports say the Wisconsin Central Soo Line cutback project from Grand Rapids to Mukwonago may be built next year as officials promise a bigger and better railroad addition. The initiative, following earlier surveys, aims to shorten the Minneapolis to St Paul and Chicago route.
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C. M. & St. Paul
Soo
Chicago
St.Paul
Minneapolis
Wis
Wisconsin Central Road
Soo Road
Mukwonago
Soo Line
St. Paul
Forture
Clipping Meadows Late Reduces Next Year's Crop
Weeds thrive where the grass is clipped late in fall and pastured aftermath is removed. Late cutting leaves surface bare, winter snows erode soil, and deep frost loosens grass roots. Both prairie and tame meadows suffer. quality and quantity in the next year's hay drop, weeds increase, and pasturing late in fall is costly.
Milkers Segregated Into One Hour Shifts On NJ Farm
A New Jersey dairy farm tested specialized milking by assigning 10 operators to milk 250 cows twice daily, averaging 35 cows per milker. The plan, aimed at better labor efficiency during winter, was proposed after consultations with other large farms and gains wide reader interest in Popular Mechanics.
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New Jersey
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Sprained Ankle Treatment Claims Faster Cure
Advertisement notes that a sprained ankle typically disables a man for three to four weeks but asserts Chamberlain's Liniment can shorten recovery to two to four days if used promptly and as directed. Sold by Al dealers.
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Chamberlain
Tramp’s mistaken fate leads to romance and fortune
A wandering young man is mistaken for a horse thief by a vigilante committee in a western town. He is captured but spared when a hopeful girl helps reveal the error. The pair wed, and he later becomes a mining supplier’s agent and a prominent local figure.
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Eastern College
Joe Dixon
Jing
George Catherwood
Ktep
Rocky Gulch
Rocky Guich
Bio
Minday
Gordlock
Joe Dison
Dixon
Mr. Catherwood
Mita
Atruck
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