Soybeans gain traction on corn belts and farm work
A rural update notes soybeans moving from experimental status to common planting in corn belts. Farmers consider soybeans for hay, seed, or hogging down, with 32 percent protein, plus seed prices and field prep tips. Local farm bureau meeting stresses continued effort and cooperation. Also includes a local pest control ad for RAT-SNAP products.
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Farm Bureau
Bureau
The Ugly Duckling Areer Ins Wes 1920 sleighing tale
A group of five girls plans a sleighing party at Edith Hall's country home. Elizabeth Martin secretly aims to win Allen Morse, the new neighbor, by meeting him and recasting her reputation. A sudden meeting on the icy sidewalk leads to Morse helping her after a fall and promising to join the sleigh ride. Elizabeth’s quiet triumph rests on Morse choosing her over the others.
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Elizabeth Martin
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Elizabeth
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Elizabeth Mittin
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Flizabeth
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Origin of the term OK Traced Through Rum Cayes to Jackson
A historical look charts multiple origins for OK. Legends tie it to Aux Cayes in San Domingo praising top quality goods. Another tale links Old Keokuk and a signed treaty. In 1828 Major Jack Downing spoofed OK as Ol Correct, aiding a campaign joke that shaped party banners.
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Keokuk
Andrew Jackson
Seba Smith
Jack Downing
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O. K
James Parton
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Oldest metals hint in ancient iron and copper links
The text asserts iron knowledge dates back to 1500 B C and notes Tubal Cain as early iron and brass innovator. It discusses Bliss as a vague term, early copper use, and copper artifacts tied to ancient Egypt, mentioning a colossal statue and findings during excavation.
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Moses
Tubal Cain
Bliss
Tatmeses
Bielus
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