Sodium Acetate Crushed Paraffin Beet Poison Aids Farmers
The article notes farmers prefer familiar arsenical baits like Paris green and white arsenic but cites sodium acconate as a cheaper easier to mix and more reliable alternative. It highlights six advantages including low cost easy mixing and full solution ensuring even poisoning with bran moistened bait. George S. Langford Colorado State Entomologist endorses its effectiveness when properly applied.
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Paris
George S. Langford
Colorado State Entomologist
Electric grinding cheaper for farmers with grain needs
Iowa State College experiments find custom grinding suits 100 to 200 bushels yearly, while owning equipment is wise beyond 400 bushels. Home grinding halves costs after 700 bushels, with small electric grinders 25 to 35 percent cheaper than large setups and better efficiency from automatic operation.
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Iowa State College
Cattle Grub Costs Rise as Eradication Efforts Proliferate
The article notes cattle grub costs around 50 million dollars yearly for cattle owners, dairy men, feeders, butchers, and tanners. It discusses removal methods including hand extraction and USDA developed techniques, and urges a concentrated eradication drive to combat the pest. It warns of a second species spreading, increasing the threat to facilities.
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United States Determent of Agriculture
Department A
Kieran
Staking and Pruning Promote Uniform Tea Plant Growth
The article says staking and pruning are essential for tea plants to achieve uniformity and desirable size. Stakes are set when plants reach 12 to 15 inches, standing 3 to 4 feet high. plants are tied with soft twine as they grow and more ties added. Pruning amount varies with grower goals. many believe heavy pruning is unnecessary and experiments support this.
Protection devices and hard metals featured in Popular Mechanics
The article discusses protection for machinery parts such as cultivator shanks and tractor components using break pins springs and safety clutches. It notes a fuse-like safety principle and mentions carboloy a new hard metal alloy of tungsten carbon and cobalt capable of cutting glass and scratching sapphires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Nielsen Chevrolet Co. Osceola Nebraska Ad
Osceola Nebraska dealer Nielsen Chevrolet Co promotes Chevrolet vehicles with emphasis on price competitiveness and customer value in a local advertisement. The ad highlights the store's name and location to attract buyers seeking affordable auto options.
Probate Notice in Polk County Nebraska
In The County Court of Polk County Nebraska a petition has been filed to appoint Winnie G Johnson as Administratrix of the Estate of Evered Johnson Deceased hearings set for September 7 1929 at 10 o clock A M dated August 14 1929 W W Norton County Judge Seal.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Evered Johnson
Winnie G. Johnson
W. W. Norton
Osceola Ordinance Caps Electric Rates and Fees
City of Osceola Nebraska enacts price limits for electrical energy with detailed residential commercial and lighting rates. Ordinance repeals prior rules and enforces meter testing and fines up to fifty dollars for violators. Also notes sheriff sale notice for Polk County property with August 1929 publication dates.
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City of
Osceola
Nebraska
Electrolier
S3ccola
Notice to Creditors in ty Nebraska Deceased Swanson
Creditors of Joseph Swanson, deceased, are notified that claims must be presented by November 20, 1929 and debt payments due by August 30, 1930. Norton will sit in the County Court Room on August 30, 1929 September 20 1929 and November 20 1929 at 10 A M to receive examine hear and adjust all filed claims.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Joseph Swanson
State of
Said County
W. W. Norton
Notice of Final Report in Anderson Estate Polk County
In Polk County Nebraska August Anderson deceased an administrator has filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement and distribution determination of heirship and discharge. The hearing is set for August 30 1929 at 10 oclock AM. The county judge W W Norton dated August 2 1929 August 8 15 22.
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Polk County
Nebraska
August Anderson
W. W. Norton
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