They Make Officers and Gentlemen at West Point
West Point fills its cadet ranks from across the United States, selecting 1,374 men for the Corps of Cadets. The four year program blends military drill with academics to build personal integrity, leadership, and self reliance, stressing discipline, character, and responsibility.
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United States
United States Military Academy
West Point
Corps of Cadets
Uncle Sam
Academy
Cook
Po Eadet
Farmillar
United States Army
George Washington
Lie
West Tolutig
Arabia
Be Ig
Western Newspaper Union
Ordnance
Farmers May Now Get After Weeds
Bruce Thornton of Restostate Botanist at Colorado Agricultural College explains a government plan to pay farmers to idle land in order to eradicate persistent weeds. The method centers on clean cultivation, typically weekly for two years, to exhaust weed root reserves and allow crops like alfalfa to smother remaining growth.
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Bruce Thornton
Coolorada
Whni Service
Quail Food Supply Key to Farm Bird Numbers
Missouri Farmer argues lack of quail stems from scarce food and destroyed habitat. Suggests broadcasting seed like hemp, lespedeza, clover and cowpeas, leaving edge rows, and preserving cover to boost quail populations. Quail help control pests and merit farm attention.
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Missouri
Bees in Demand Pollination Drives Hive Rentals in New York
Dr. EB F Phillips of Cornell warns pollination needs may require insect rearing. New York fruit growers import 600 colonies for pollenization in Niagara County and rent bee colonies elsewhere. Online bees yield a $2,000,000 honey crop while pollination supports over one third of the $15,000,000 apple harvest.
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EB. F. Phillips
Cornell University
Empire State Honey Producers’ Association
New York State
Niagara County
Economic Trends From 1933 Across Agriculture and Energy
The report notes 1933 meat consumption exceeding 15 billion pounds, Utah sugar beet shipments up 10 percent from 1932, Ohio electric service expanding from 16 000 farms in 1923 to 48 000 in 1933, and 178 004 barberry bushes on 575 properties across 20 counties. It cautions cattle carrying weights over 1000 to 1100 pounds as hazardous and cites tax crop production dominance in North Dakota Minnesota South Dakota and Montana.
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Ohio
United States
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Alentana
Seeds of Black Locust Food for Game Birds
The black locust tree provides winter feed for bob white partridges pheasants and other birds and yields timber nectar and soil benefits. It fixes nitrogen holds soil and grows rapidly making it a favored woodland and erosion control plant. Consult state forestry agencies before large plantings. Adv.
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Thi
Northwest
United States Department of Agriculture
Train Crossing Warning Echoed By Timely Quotation
A newspaper column cites a Clocknatl Enquirer quotation warning motorists against attempting to beat a train at crossings. The proverb emphasizes the grave risk and urges caution for drivers near railway intersections.
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Clocknatl Enquirer
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Easy Fat Loss For Women
A Tampa reader testimonial promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe quick weight loss aid. The ad cites a woman who allegedly lost 29 pounds in three months and reports better health, while urging readers to buy the 85 cent jar and offering a money back guarantee.
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Mrs. B
Terry
Tampa
Fla
Old AQE Pension Information
Send Stamn Merrlom Rangag pension details as requested. The note indicates older AQE pension information and asks for a transmission of names and related data.
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OLD Aqe
Stamn
Merrlom
Rangag
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