Feeder Hogs to Supply Corn Belt Under Study
The U S Department of Agriculture will investigate economically producing feeder hogs in the south to supply the corn belt. The study begins this spring at McNeill Mississippi with help from the Mississippi experiment station to test growing and marketing hogs around 100 pounds using lard and bacon types. Similar trials will follow in the northwest and southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
McNeill
Miss
New Orleans
Mississippi
Station
South
Northwest
Southwest
Zoological Division
Animal Husbandry Division
Kentucky Clean-up Week Proclaimed for 1922
The governor and State Board of Health declare April 30 to May 6 as Kentucky Clean-up Week urging officials and citizens to organize campaigns to rid premises of filth that breeds disease and pests. The proclamation notes plans available from the Board of Health and is dated April 10 1922. A concluding vignette on Jim Jeffries and moral folly follows, contrasting athletic comebacks with personal ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
State Board of Health
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky Crop Report Highlights Strong Wheat and Rye Condition
The April crop and livestock report shows Kentucky wheat at 94 percent of normal and rye at 93 percent, with sowing areas rising modestly. Labor supply remains tight at 95 percent of normal, while demand for hired labor sits 10 percent below normal amid price slumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
United States Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
State Commissioner of Agriculture
W. C. Hanna
Rge
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Cleopatra
the Palmolive Company
Milwaukee, Wis
Locust Street
Henry Seniour
J. W. Boardman
MAMEO
L. L. McMurty
A. T. McCormack
Jim Jeffries
Lexington
W. Short
B.b.smith& Co
Mill Street
Kentucky Crop Report
The
Advocate For Printing
Hanna
Mit
Sterling, Ky
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