Kane County mobilizes for 35 miles of Children’s Highway planting
Vast community effort across Aurora to Algonquin engages Kiwanis Rotary Lions clubs churches schools and civic groups to beautify the Fox River corridor by planting trees shrubs and ground cover this spring along the Pox River trail with many organizations participating in the effort.
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Kane County
Illinois
Aurora
Algonquin
Chambers of Comweres
Siwanis
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Elibo
Kore Comets
Phil
Tbs
Taos
Pier Pe
Peputap
PAYS TO KEEP TOWN CLEAN pies te a wore ad Oregon Town Has Gee Woot
A fragmented OCR item from an Oregon town notice discusses public cleanliness and a campaign for keeping the town tidy. It mentions ads and community action, but readable details are limited.
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Oregon
Barberry Bushes Linked to Wheat Rust Spread Cited
USDA report explains that barberry bushes spread black stem rust to nearby wheat fields. Dr. E C Stakman notes field epidemics vanish when the bushes are removed. Early English farmer anger over barberry near wheat is recalled as rust observations date to 1720.
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United States Department of Agriculture
E. C. Stakman
England
Barre Herry
Ubeit
Elon
Garden Pottery and Subtle Garden Ornaments
The piece praises Marden pottery used in gardens as delightful and practical. It highlights terra cotta urns set on garden ramps and at gateways or arbors as charming yet understated features enhancing half-hidden loveliness.
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Marden
Trenton Times to Award Civic Loving Cup For Service
The Trenton Times of Trenton New Jersey will annually award a Sobu civic loving cup to the citizen who has performed the most unselfish service for the community.
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The
Trenton Times of
Trenton, N. J
Cleveland Ends Year With Cash Surplus In Ohio
Cleveland Ohio closes the year with a rare cash surplus, contrasting the city’s typical deficit and reflecting sound budgeting and financial management.
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Cleveland
Ohio
One Live Man Can Save Town
A compact aphorism notes that a single active person can keep a town thriving and alive, emphasizing energetic leadership and local initiative to prevent decline.
Seed Culture for Clover Management and Harvest
The article discusses cultivating clover for profit, advising even seed crops and heavy growth. It describes spreading one peck of corn over each stake and using a sunlit hay curing method with a superior hay rake to vent the drying process.
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Strane
Flies and Milk Flow in Cows Linked by Research
In a study from a college, researchers report that flies can materially reduce milk production in dairy cows. The finding notes the impact of pests on dairy operations and suggests measures to protect herds.
Sudan Grass as Emergency Pasture and Feed Crop
Sudan grass offers emergency pasture and feeding value comparable to ordinary grass hay. Two cuttings yielded two to four tons per acre, though tasting notes vary. Planting Sudan grass with beans or cowpeas can boost feed value, making it useful for pasture or as a forage crop rather than hay.
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Sudan
Feather Eating Habit Hard to Cure in Fowls
Harry Embleton, head of the poultry department at A and M College, explains that feather eating in birds stems from missing foods such as milk, tankage, meat scraps, or alfalfa pasturage. Once established as a habit it is difficult to correct and persistent cases may require culling.
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Harry Embleton
A. and M. College
Alfalfa: A Top Forage Crop Across Climates
The U S Department of Agriculture calls alfalfa one of the leading forage crops. It grows widely worldwide, tolerates heat and cold, and needs adequate moisture or irrigation. It thrives in dry air with irrigation and requires good drainage and open subsoils. Low temperatures and winter conditions can damage the crop, especially with poor drainage or hardpan.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Imperial Valley
Cal
S.C
Colorado
Tuberculosis Eradication Efforts Grow Across United States
The U S Department of Agriculture reports rapid growth in accredited herds and herds under supervision as federal state and county veterinarians intensify the nationwide campaign. On March 1 1923 there were 24132 accredited herds 1084 ashest free herds and 232887 under supervision.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Federel
Insect Pests Conference Aims for Coordinated Control
An international conference on insects affecting Canada and the United States met in Winnipeg Manitoba. Plans were made for standardized experiments and a common base map to track major pests such as grasshoppers Hessian fly and wheat stem sawfly with participation by Canadian and American entomologists led by Deputy Minister Davis of Manitoba and the acting president of the agricultural council.
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Asoo
Canada
Wintepes
Manitoba
Pugin
United States
T Department of Agriculture
Agrcultire
Davis
Maunitova
Agricultural
Eailece
Muddy barn lot costs dairyman more than tile
A poorly drained barnyard raises costs and effort for a dairy farmer. Mud and mud-naked boots hinder chores, risk dirty cows and stables, and can drive local customers away who connect barn appearance with milk quality. Clean surroundings boost advertising value for the milk.
Family Finds Comfort in Poultry Business Despite Drought
A Colorado woman reports improved finances after selling chickens and eggs last year. Income totaled 146 for lumber to expand the poultry house and 507 20 from eggs and poultry, enabling partial tax payments while saving for a three-room home and a kitchen.
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Colorado
United States
Mieney
Dairy Cow Output and Calf Sales Highlight Farm Value
A farmer sold a male calf for 335 and later tests showed the cow produced over 2200 pounds of milk and a large butter yield. The dam’s next bull calf sold for 360 as the yearly records underscored dairy cow testing value and herd productivity.
Dairy cow milk production per year by country
US average is 112 pounds per cow annually. Helland reports 5985 pounds, Switzerland 0.050 pounds, and Denmark 5600 pounds.
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United States
Helland
Switzerland
Denmark
No Cry When Scrub Bull Dies in Dairy Note
Dairy guidance emphasizes pasteurization of milk from infected cows, proper feeding for calves, and consistent dairy hygiene. It advises keeping milk cool and equipment clean, feeding hay and grain by weight, and using cream efficiently for profit.
Mrs Laws Spent Fortune In Vain on Tanlac Cure
Mrs Laura Laws of Vincennes Indiana credits Tanlac with ending five years of stomach trouble nervous breakdown insomnia and weakness. She reports improved appetite sleep and energy enabling daily chores and gardening. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Laura Laws
New Albany Ave
Vincennes
Ind
St. Louis
Obedient Child Learns Seeds Lesson
Florence, repeatedly warned not to swallow fruit seeds, eats salmon lunch and frantically removes seeds from bites. She proudly shows her mother the seeds already taken out, four years old and attentive to guidance.
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Florence
Mamma
Absolutely Out of Luck
A reader reports financial trouble after buying an address book a month ago and encountering ongoing bad luck with finances and prospects.
Taming of Guineas Mr Be Started Big Away
Guineas can be tamed by hatching under common hens and letting them roost in hen houses. Some prefer wild chicks. if hatched by guinea hens on a farm with roamers, these birds may be killed by enemies. Guineas are noisy but valued on farms with growing Eastern demand. They are good eating and fair layers with eggs that keep longer.
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Gaines
Gretel
Chen
High Value of Feeding Eggs to Little Chicks
Poultrymen question feeding eggs to baby chicks but ATES trials at the TM Ual show adding a small amount of eggs to chick feed yields surprisingly good results.
Red Cross Bell Blue Ad Claim for Fabric Care
An old advertisement promotes Red Cross Bell Blue as a home detergent aid that keeps clothes white and gentle on fabric. It claims safety for garments and urges shoppers to buy from all good grocers.
Candidate declines enlistment over lingering injury
Vic eXar ining surgeon questions a candidate about an old injury that hurts when running. The candidate replies that he would not enlist if running is required, effectively counting himself out.
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Vic
Cuticura Promotes Pimply Skin Cure and Daily Use
The advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads, wash with Cuticura Soap in five minutes, and maintain clear skin with daily use. It also mentions Cuticura Tulcum as part of the regimen.
Method in His Action Tommy Boy May I Have Some Soup
A humorous exchange centers on a child asking for more pen soup and a grandparent granting it with playful banter. The dialogue highlights family warmth and a child’s clever distraction from school.
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Tommy Boy
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