Dairy cooperative bulls aid Harrison county dairymen
In Harrison county Indiana dairymen widely adopt fractional ownership of purebred bulls under the Better Sires Better Stock movement. The USDA notes the advantage of multiple sires for varied matings and herd improvement, and suggests forming properly organized bull associations to unite farmers and spread costs.
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Indiana
Harrison County
Ind
United States Department of Agriculture
Co-Operative Bull Association
Investigation to Cut Milk Losses in Transit
The dairy division of the U S Department of Agriculture probes farm to city milk handling and shipping practices. It aims to reduce losses from souring theft spoilage and leakage, proposing farmer country dealer and city dealer cooperation and data on transport methods protection during transit and refrigerator car efficiency.
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Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Importance of the dairy barn on dairy farms
The dairy barn is a principal factor in dairy farm operation. Dairies often succeed or fail based on barn quality. This year more attention is given to barn construction due to rising costs and growing awareness of its importance among dairymen, farmers, and breeders.
Hay essential for calves in early life nutrition
Calves need hay as essential roughage to keep the stomach distended and aid digestion. Without hay, calf growth declines, so hay should always be available for young cattle.
Dairying Elevates Land Prices Through Soil Fertility
The piece argues that dairying maintains soil fertility and yields high harvests, which support higher land values. It notes dairying’s role in keeping fertility up and proving land can earn substantial returns, leading to high valuations.
Sorghum Forage Pros and Dangers From 1918 Findings
A USDA Farmers Bulletin notes sorghum’s rise as a valuable forage and silage crop, especially in the south and Great Plains. It highlights varieties like Minnesota Amber and Gooseneck, plus the main risk prussic acid poisoning in green forage and potential remedies, with drill and row planting both viable depending on rainfall.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Minnesota
Choice of Sources of Power for Farm
The bulletin argues reliable information is essential to decide between horse and mechanical power on farms. It notes factors like power needs, unit size, work displacement, and costs. The USDA study, summarized in The Horse Power Problem on the Farm, aids farmers considering a power switch.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Short Life of Farm Tools
The life of farm tools is short and depends on acres or shelter. Manure spreaders last about eight years, sulky plows twelve, mowing machines side delivery rakes and gas engines twelve. Acre charge compares costs per tool after first cost and investments.
Chestnut Blight Reversal Encouraged by USDA Hybrids
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a decade of work showing crossbreeding chinquapin with Japanese chestnut creates hybrids resistant to blight. The trees bear nuts with good flavor and quality, offering hope to nearly annihilated chestnut orchards.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ways of Distribution for Farmers Reforms to Increase Value
Ashbury F. I ever argues that teaching farmers distribution methods is as vital as teaching production. He stresses gaining true value for larger crops to prevent Congress from viewing farming as philanthropy.
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Congress
Ashbury F. I Ever
Sunflowers Prove Superior For Feed In Grant County Field
A demonstration plot near Carson in Grant county North Dakota yielded 18 tons of fodder per acre from sunflowers while a nearby corn field produced only three tons. R C Newcomer agricultural agent notes sunflowers for fodder are encouraged statewide by the extension division and reports of good yields come from many areas.
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Carson
Grant County
North Dakota
R. C. Newcomer
The
Agricultural College
Farmhand Hiring Wins Winter Work on Fences and Panels
Advertiser seeks a capable farmhand with a steady hand for winter duties. Tasks include building fences, crafting hog lot panels, singletrees, doubletrees, and special eveners to save time for spring work.
No Excuse for Scrub Corn Says USDA Specialist
A USDA agriculture specialist argues corn quality cannot stay steady. He states it either improves or retrogrades, and rejects the idea of farmers maintaining scrub corn as acceptable.
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United States Department of Agriculture
High Collar Dominates 1920s Suit Styles Across Lines
A fashion writer surveys the season showing high collars as the key feature in coats and suits. Long straightline coats and short box jackets dominate, with fur trims, uneven hems, and bold embroidery shaping the silhouette. Designers Cheruit and Lanvin influence trims and furs, while colors remain somber with gray, black, and brown leading.
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Mme
Jenny
Martial Et Armand
Buller
de Laine
Duveryn
Gmry
Blade
Bullet
Cherufit
Cheruit
Lanvin
Golor
Mans
Classified Trade Service Directory and Advertisements
A dense listing of local businesses and services including medical treatments, welding and mechanical repair, corsetry, vulcanizing, model making, barber education, and beauty services. Entries specify shop names and street addresses such as 661 South State and 46 W Broadway, with brief descriptions of offerings like maternity supports, corset fitting, tire retreading, and permanent waving.
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Standard Tire Works
Knudson Novelty Co
Pipe & Machinery
Western Machinery Co
Judge
State Cafe
W. Broadway
A. M. Freebairn
Utah
Moler Barber College
S. West Temple Street
Marcel
Actress in Love Sparks on Set Draws Director’s Blast
In the Louisville Courier Journal snippet a director laments an actor’s on screen romance saying he cannot act in love while noting the actor is supposedly smitten with his co star. The exchange highlights behind the scenes tensions over believable情 chemistry.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
A Tribute of Affection
A brief note reflects on being invited out to dinner at current prices, pondering why others think highly of them and value such invitations. The quotation suggests appreciation and social warmth in a changing economy.
Booze badges ease town drink trouble says city man
A city official notes no trouble obtaining drinks while a nearby farrier asks if alcohol is scarce. The clerk explains that residents wear badges to prevent crossing paths with others who drink, reflecting local controls on booze.
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Cincern Noti Enquirer
Uncle George on success in life quoted by a boy
A boy asks Uncle George for life’s meaning. He replies that success is making others think highly of you as you do of yourself. The note is sourced from London Blighty.
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George
London
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