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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1929

Page

7

Pioneer Mothers and the Westward Founding Spirit

A tribute to pioneer women as builders of America, highlighting the prairie mother motif and enduring statues in honor of frontier women. The piece details Mrs Caroline Cook and Bryant Bakers sculptures, Kansas and Oklahoma memorials, and the Tennessee Nashville saga as emblematic of resilience and sacrifice.

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Homesteader’s Night Rise to Light and Home

A woman narrates escaping darkness while homesteading in a quaking aspen wilderness near Tiger Butte. She recalls guarding a park fence, enduring wild neighbors and a thirsty spring, then finds comfort in a lamp shared with another soul and the promise of a future with God, a garden, and a home.

Coulee Tiger Butte Lillian T. Leonard Scribner’s Magazine

Holstein Hazelwood Nears 1,500-Pound Buttermark in Record Year

Hazelwood a 2000-pound Holstein Friesian owned by Carnation Milk Farms of Seattle produced 29,082.5 pounds of milk containing 1,198.85 pounds of butterfat in a year, equaling about 1,498.56 pounds of butter. The cow topped records for butterfat output and stands among a few animals to exceed 1,000 pounds of butter in one year, aided by four daily milkings and strong feed and care.

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Cleaning of Seed Wheat Is Favored

The U S Department of Agriculture promotes cleaning seed wheat to remove weed seeds and copper carbonate dust to control smut or bunt. Leaflet 33 L describes combined cleaning and treating operations on trucks or stationary setups, with examples from California and railroads.

United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Eastern Railroad

Baby Chick Feeding Aids Healthy Start And Growth

Poultry feed experts emphasize proper feeding for baby chicks to ensure a healthy vigorous growth. Regular feeding, pure water, clean facilities, and orderly conditions help prevent disease and promote strong development. Use the best grains for chicks.

Barley Production Shows Big Increase

The 1928 barley output in the United States more than doubled 1921 levels, driven by a 30 percent rise in planted acreage and yields over 28 bushels per acre. Exports to Europe remained strong in prior years, influencing U.S. prices despite a drop in 1928 amid larger supplies. Barley acreage rose in Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin and irrigated western states as world barley production climbed since 1920.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Europe Minnesota North South Dakota Wisconsin

Agricultural Notes On Chicks Cattle and Pruning Practices

Agricultural notes advise raising young chicks on clean ground to reduce worms. Cows in milk and sheep require the most salt. fattening cattle horses dry cows and stock cattle need less. Summer pruning speeds bearing of young apple trees and boosts yields. Rape is palatable though hogs may resist at first. provide other feed if available. Tree fruit plants and hardy grape vines may be pruned in winter. timing not critical but moderate temperatures improve comfort.

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