Boys Will Reforest State In Louisiana Effort
Louisiana plans a large scale reforestation with 25 000 boys enrolled by year end. A state forester will supervise the program and a bulletin describes suitable trees. Farmers are urged to join, prizes totaling 500 dollars annually are offered, and aims include restoring denuded lands and protecting second growth forests across the state.
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Louisiana
Uaberman
Department of Conservation
Minneapolis Perrnal
Children Build Nests Through Audubon Club Network
The National Audubon Society runs 75 000 new bird nests and 90 000 junior clubs across the United States and Canada. Youths learn to identify species through field guides and hikes, while volunteers monitor hunters and enforce seasons to protect birds.
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United States
Canada
New York Evening Post
Untold Questions as Indianapolis Spreads Ballot News
The Indianapolis News notes a chorus of debate as nine women run, stirring questions about future delinquent notices. Voters confront how a candidate’s image shapes the ballot and the fate of local governance.
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Mike i
Pete
Indianapolis News
Cape Cod Turnip Developments Stir Local Interest
On Cape Cod a specialized turnip is being developed with notable care in sandy soils. Farmers emphasize consistent taste and texture compared with other regions. The project aims to test whether Cape Cod’s climate yields distinct flavors and market appeal.
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Cape Cod
Cape
Embarrassing Moment Overcoats at an Evening Event
The narrator recalls wearing a fancy Abi dress and an elaborate white dress pinned to the back of a coat at a social gathering. Friends invited them to join, and as the group reached the street, nine friends noticed the unusual attire causing a frenzy of embarrassment.
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Chicago
Critics Pan Dankers New Picture Pan
Critics gave Dankers new film Pan a harsh reception with reviews calling it unoriginal and tedious. Trey offered a notably negative take, labeling the picture a disappointment from a once promising director.
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Dankers
Trey
Properly Prepare Brass for Paint to Prevent Run and Chip
To ensure a satisfactory paint job on polished brass, scour with salt and vinegar to remove grease, wash with hot soap suds, and wipe dry before applying paint. This preparation helps prevent running while wet and chipping after drying.
Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations Achieves Major Savings
A year in review shows the Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations delivering substantial savings for state farmers. Livestock committee actions cut $3 per car in stockyard commissions, saving about $120,000, with further gains from fairer weighing and better handling totaling around $119,850. The Federated Marketing Service saved farmers $343,500 on spring fertilizer orders, twine purchases saved $145,000, and coal, feed, fencing, and harness buys saved $17,230. Legislation backed by the federation could conservatively save $250,000, bringing total gross savings to at least $985,580 against roughly $295,000 in costs, with assets about $53,680. The state unit aided national reforms and shared the workload with the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Indianapolis
Federation
Federated Marketing Service
Indiana Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Indiana
Spray for Cooling Moth
County Agent R R Fraser advises timing for codling moth sprays. Larvae are forming cocoons ahead of July. apply arsenate of lead 1.5 pounds and liquid lime sulphur 1.25 gallons per 50 gallons water from July 5 to 12. Use Bordeaux mix for apple blotch and respray 2 to 4 weeks later, weather permitting. Continuous rains reduce effectiveness.
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R. R. Fraser
Time to Sell Roosters Now to Avoid Summer Spoilage
Farmers urged to remove roosters before heat of summer spoils eggs. Purdue country men note waiting reduces egg quality and market value, advising early selling while roosters are still fertile.
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Jim
Purdue
Growth of Postal System Milestones in U S History
The text traces postal development from the first street letter boxes in New York and Boston on August 2, 1858 to early reforms in returning uncalled for letters printed on envelopes in April 1800s. It notes money order service starting November 1, 1864 and the later establishment of an international money order system three years afterward.
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New York
Boston
United States
Converting Interest Coupons Into Treasury Savings Securities
Thousands of Liberty Bond holders convert their semiannual interest coupons into Treasury Savings securities twice a year. In the Seventh Federal Reserve District on June 15, 42 million dollars was paid to holders of First Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes, with 1.129 billion subscribed in the district. Postmaster J P Simons says coupons can be used as cash to buy Treasury Savings securities in denominations from 25 cents to 1000 dollars, yielding four percent compounded quarterly.
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Federal Reserve
Treasury
J. P. Simons
Treasury Savings
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