Government Aids Lease Agreements To Prevent Quarrels
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide outlines 200-plus lease points for landowners and tenants. It covers parties names farm boundaries renewal dates cropping plans rent shares remedies arbitration and records inspections. Emphasis on avoiding friction through clear terms and documented responsibilities for both sides.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Office of Farm Management
Department of Agriculture
Farmers urged to save by products and seed corn
The message stresses saving all by products and seed corn. It notes corn and soybeans prove worthwhile when grown together, and warns weather as a destructive influence on farm machines left idle. Fresh manure should be spread thinly over fall sown alfalfa to avoid seed burial.
Far Home BalS and Residence Plan for Eight Room House
A design by William A. Radford outlines an eight room frame farm home 28 feet 6 inches by 46 feet with two stories, four rooms per floor, including four bedrooms, a den, dining room, living room, kitchen with running water, pantry, bath, and a balcony sleeping porch. The plan emphasizes modern conveniences such as running water, electric lights, and space for six employees, aimed at keeping families on the farm.
Most Important Need for a Motor Truck on Farms
The article argues few farmers can afford a motor truck just for field transport. It contends the truck's value is greatest on the farm, reducing horse and man labor, with tractors and motorcars as leverage for expanded trucking use. It urges farmers to consider farm hauling efficiency over external transport needs.
King Albert of Belgium Seen as Simple Local Figure
In La Panne and Ostend, King Albert is portrayed as an approachable monarch living quietly among fishermen and merchants. He is photographed amid daily town life, treating affairs of the realm as those of his household while avoiding grandiose pomp. The piece links his plain dress and demeanor to the practical character of the townspeople. It also notes historical mathematical trivia about hexagonal cells and a poultry farm on a London rooftop near Big Ten venues.
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Electric car adapted to city and battery care
Battery based electric car discussion focuses on city use and long range limits. It explains plate construction, electrolyte mix, hydrometer readings for charge state, and cautions against metal短circuit tests, overheating, and idle discharge. Practical maintenance tips cover wiring insulation, contacts, gearing, brakes, tires, and following manufacturer charging instructions.
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F. Worthman, Jr
Popular Science Monthly
Boy Detective Makes a Record in Clever Street Hunt
Twelve year old James Alexander Hill Jr. mimics Sherlock Holmes as he tracks a missing child in the city streets. His deductive method leads him to identify a lost boy by name and description, returning the child to his mother before the case ends with the child later disappearing again. The young sleuth offers his services to those seeking a capable amateur detective.
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Sherlock Holmes
Watson
Enall
James Alexander Hill, Jr
Commutator Lubrication and King Bolt Watch
The article advises against using grease on the commutator and promotes using proper lubricant sparingly. It reiterates the rule to Leave Magneto Alone and emphasizes keeping a watchful eye on the king bolt in the steering knuckle.
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King Bolt
Automobile News Tips From An Early Car Manual
The excerpts urge drivers to keep off tracks and ruts, dim lights when meeting other autos, avoid neglecting storage batteries, cultivate gentle coasting around corners, wash leather tops with soap, and dress the top with a dressing. It notes brake cooling when descending hills and warns improper brake adjustment causes skidding and wear. It also mentions piston lapping using emery, ground glass, and rotten stone.
Mystery in Crows Death at Westfield N Y
Six black crows near Tupper creek in Westfield die in distress after an odd sequence of symptoms. Possible poison or storm shock suspected. epidemics among wildlife noted. A Paris street row report adds a humorous aside about an American soldier and a misfired inquiry.
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