Three Diseases Caused 1920 Tobacco Damage
A 1920 circular by Dr. W. D. Vallonen reports wildfire angular leaf spot and mosaic spot as key tobacco leaf diseases in Kentucky Burley and dark tobacco. Losses began in seed beds May 15 and intensified after July storms, with August rain spreading infections across Burley and dark sections.
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Kentucky
W. D. Vallonen
College of the College of Agriculture
Valleau
Burley
Black Tobacco
Lexington
Key Farm Notes From Here and There
Sixty pupils in Cumberland College Whitley county enroll for junior club sewing and foods. Warren county farmers show rising interest in soy beans with acreage predicted to quadruple from last year. Over 70 Washington county youths join junior agricultural clubs, led by an 85 member strongest club planning 30 poultry projects. Crittenden county forms third community club at New Salem. Marion county reports rapid poultry standardization as egg demand outpaces supply. Livingston county farmers plan a soybean seed campaign targeting 100 acres plus extra corn for hogging off. McCracken and Ballard sheep breeders pool 1921 wool clip for joint sale. No entry fee for prizes.
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Cumberland College
Whitley County
Gladys Waddell
Warren County
W. H. Rogers
Washington County
Harry R. Cottrell
Crittenden County
John R. Spencer
New Salem
Marion County
H. J. Childress
Livingston County
L. C. Pace
McCracken
Ballard
J. R. Bird
Truth in Advertising Guards Confidence Across the Press
The National Vigilance Committee of the Associated Advertising Clubs oversees twenty eight Better Business Bureaus to combat misrepresentations and misleading ads. Newspapers agencies and merchants support Truth in Advertising to protect readers and ensure honest claims, with enforcement measures if promises fail.
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Truth
Associated Advertising Clubs
Yes, International
America
Better Business Bureaus
National Vigilance Committee
Fairy voices guide children through unrest
An essay urges parents and teachers to nurture poetry and rhythm at home to counteract turmoil in children’s lives. It argues for a home literary bureau, expanding beyond Mother Goose, and emphasizes early tastes for good language to protect against low culture and foster lifelong appreciation.
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