Alfalfa Declared Most Profitable Farm Crop by Institute
Blue Valley Creamery Institute ranks alfalfa as the top acre value among eight major crops using 1921 to 1924 averages. Its value is listed at 382.84 per acre, outperforming corn, clover hay, wheat, timothy hay, barley, oats, and rye. Alfalfa yields feed protein for dairy and beef, mirrors corn in digestible nutrients, enriches soil, and supports multiple profitable cuts per year.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
United States
Eggs Hens Springs Free Country Truck Service
Duncan Produce Co. advertises Eggs Hens Springs Free Country Truck Service with contact details and pricing cues for delivery.
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Free Country Truck Service
Duncan Produce Co
Richmond Correspondence Update from Local Notes
Richmond called at the H F Nant kes home Thursday. Pearl Johnson visits grandparents Mr and Mrs T Richards. Mrs Bert Dunn ill of tonsillitis. Vick Davis staying with Chas Newcomer. W G Herrmann and family visited Robert Knapp Sunday. W P Hansen and family visited Walter Marys Sunday. Chas Newcomer in Lincoln this week. Dean Richards and son attended Polk Butler Ins Co meeting at Shelby last Thursday. Wesley Chapel Club met with Mrs Jay Richmond yesterday. Missionary Society met last Thursday with Mrs Harry Hewitt. Mrs Joe Moore was program leader.
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Pearl Johnson
T . Richards
Bert Dunn
Vick Davis
Chas. Newcomer
W. G. Herrmann
Robert Knapp
Lincoln
Dean Richards
Polk-Butler Ins. Co
Shelby
Wesley Chapel Club
Jay Richmond
The
Missionary Society
Harry Hewitt
Joe Moore
RE. E. Finecy
Lowell Finecy
Osceola
Walter Bucholz
Christina
Luft
Paul Wisely
Lowell Fineey
Arcadia
Forest Seward
W. B. Dake
Silver Creek
Heitzman Bros ship cattle and hogs with local crew
Heitzman Bros sent a car of cattle last Monday with Al in the lead down the line. Hugo DeBere and Alvin Anderson followed with two cars of hogs and cattle Tuesday, accompanying the shipment. Harve McCormick and family broadcast from KMMJ in Clay Center Saturday evening.
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Heitzman
Homogenization Explained How Butter Fat Is Broken Up
An article explains homogenization as the process that breaks butter fat in evaporated milk into tiny particles that blend with solids. It describes high pressure forcing milk through small openings, improving texture and blending in foods, and notes digestive benefits and infant feeding considerations.
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Meta H. Given
Food Authority
University of Chicago
Miss Given
Local Residents Return From Area Trips
Mrs. Frank Schlesinger and brother C J Deleat came back from Dodge City Kansas. Miss Louise Urban returned to Chicago. Mrs. O B Mickey and Mrs. Kenneth Cornish of Osceola visited in Shelby Friday. Mrs. H W Umshler went to Omaha Tuesday. Mrs. George Weiser visited in David City Saturday. Miss Bertha Benda returned from Omaha. Mrs. K Brazee of Farnam Nebr visited at Real Brazee home. Mrs. D C Cole and son Leonard visited in Lincoln. Mrs. John Parsley operated on for appendicitis at Shelby hospital Saturday. Alonzo Merrick called in Lincoln Saturday. Miles Beebe returned to Fort Omaha Monday. Gus Schneider was a Lincoln caller Monday. Mrs. Perry Lousbough of Columbus visited in Shelby Sunday. John Skidmore went to Omaha on business Monday. Mrs. Wm Thelen visiting relatives in Polk this week. Jasper Funkhouser returned from Corning Iowa Monday.
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South Omaha
A. C. Dunning
John Ingalls
Edmund Bernt
George McMeekin
G. H. Voss
Clint McBeth
Omaha
Mesdames Walter
H. W. Umshler
F. J. Strain
Osceola
RN Kensington
Herman Anderson
John Smith
Dan Reeder
Lincoln
Ada Ferris
I. M. Leibee
Rising City
Leo Funkhouser
David City
Eva Lux
Excelsior Springs
Chicago
O. BE. ‘Mickey
Kenneth Cornish
Shelby
George Weiser
Bertha Benda
K. Brazee
Farnam
Nebr
Brazee
D. C. Cole
Leonard
John Parsley
Shelby Hospital
Alonzo Merrick
Miles Beebe
Fort Omaha
Gus Schneider
Perry Lousbough
Columbus
John Skidmore
Wm. Thelen
Polk
Favorite Stories By IRVIN Ss CODE
A collection of humorous anecdotes features an aging Negro, a traveling conjurer, and a snapping turtle in a Mississippi setting. A ventriloquist turtle conversation leads to a comic escape. Also recounted is a long wait for an aviation exhibition at a New York suburb fair.
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Irvin Ss. Code
Mississippi
Darkey
Central Press Association
Burlington
March of Progress
New York City
Aeronaut
Towa
The
McNaught Syndicate
Card of Thanks for Mr. Johnson and family
The Johnson family thanks neighbors and friends for support and sympathy during the illness and death of a husband and father. Messages and aid are gratefully received from Mrs. L. J. Johnson and family.
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L. J. Johnson
You must advertise for a successful farm sale
First you must have goods to sell such as farm machinery livestock and miscellaneous articles. The sale needs strong advertising. The Record prints neat ads with bold type to draw attention and reaches Polk county farm homes more than any other newspaper.
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Polk County
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Greenwood Lumber
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Richmond
H. F. Nant
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W. P. Hansen
Walter Mary’s
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Frank Schlesinger
C J Deleat
Dodge City
Kansas
Louise Urban
Jasper Funkhouser
Corning
Iowa
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Queen Brooder
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Stromsburg
D. C. Burns
J L Deay
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RarPiRy
Sex A
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Loan Broad Izin Breads
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Herd Rolls Parker Ususe
Anderson Merc. Co
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H. C. Duncan Produce
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