Grain Marketing Through Co operatives Expands Across States
The 1925 report shows more than 3 300 farmer co operative elevators, mainly in the Midwest, handling grain with USDA oversight. Wheat pools, active in nine of sixteen since 1920, use farmer elevators and some own terminals. four central selling agencies operate on major markets. Total 1925 cooperative grain trade reached 750 million dollars for 520000 members.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Middle Western States
Ilinois
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Ohio
Missouri
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Oklahoma
Arizona
California
Colorado
Texas
Central States
Co-Operative
Efficient and Uniform Rat Poison From Red Squill
Experiments by the bureaus of biological survey and chemistry of the U S Department of Agriculture report a dried red squill powder with efficient and uniform rat toxicity while posing less risk to humans and domestic animals. The work aims to produce a stable squill product benefiting farmers and poultrymen wary of other poisons.
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Bureaus of Biological Survey and Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Farmers Urged to Cast Vote for Alfalfa Candidate
John Brown, agricultural agent in Owen county Kentucky, urges farmers to vote for Mr Al Falfa during the open political season. He promises to put more dollars in farmers pockets improve sheep feed and increase soil fertility by gathering nitrogen from the air.
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John Brown
Owen County
Kentucky
al Falfa
Mower saved by simple tuneups says agriculture college
R I Shaw of the farm mechanics department at the University of Illinois argues many cast-off mowers can be restored with little time and money. He lists three main trouble types and explains adjustments to cutter bar parts to reduce heavy and side draft while preserving stubble.
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R. I. Shaw
Farm Mechanics Department
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Best Time to Harvest Red Clover Hay
The guide advises cutting sweet clover hay the year it is sown or the same fall, with best yields in that fall. Typically cut in September, and as late as October 1 if weather allows curing that day.
Destroy Cutworms by Poison Mash and Plowing
Farmers report success in controlling cutworms and army worms by broadcasting a poison mash with an endgate feeder. The mash uses wheat bran 20 to 25 pounds paris green or sodium fluoride 1 pound cheap molasses 2 pounds and water 2 gallons. Early fall plowing of grass and pasture land also reduces worm food supply for later feeding.
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Iowa
Fall Plowing Improves Soil and Alfalfa Yields
Fall plowing for spring crops will improve soil condition and reduce early spring work. Leaving alfalfa over winter protects plants, catches snow, and boosts next season’s hay yield. Manure top dressing shields plants during cold weather and increases yield substantially.
Sweet clover sowing timing in fall or spring
Sweet clover may be sown alone in the fall like alfalfa. If sown in wheat it should not be seeded until spring.
Red Tape Stifles Trade in Poland Drenched by Licenses
The Polish government imposes tight rules and prohibitions on imports with licenses and restrictions on moving money out. A London correspondent faced a license delay to receive a $1 birthday pipe. A woman sending 25 cents abroad was told she must obtain the finance minister's permission.
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London Daily News
Ministry of Trade and Industry
England
Post Office
Moone's Emerald Oil Claims Fast Relief for Aches and Odors
The advertisement promises rapid relief from tender feet pain and odors with Moone's Emerald Oil. It claims to heal corns callouses and even swollen varicose veins, offering a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Moone
Self-Regulating Iron Explains Thermostat Benefits
The article describes an iron with an integrated thermostat that automatically regulates heat, eliminating manual on off actions and maintaining a steady, even temperature. It notes the device prevents overheating and simplifies use, as stated by Forbes Magazine.
Planting trees and flowers does not raise taxes
A reader notes that planting trees and flowers does not increase tax bills, while a playful line about a poster and a famous actor is cited in a Montreal Herald item.
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Montreal Amily Herald
Oldest Bank of England Note From 1699 For 555 Pounds
The Bank of England holds the oldest note dated December 19 1699 worth 555 pounds. A moral reflection notes that devils often appear as agreeable humans and riches may hide in small towns despite poverty.
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Bank of England
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R._J. Reynolds Toban_ Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Poland
Forbes Magazine
He’s
Natural
Redwater
Pole
Redwater Valley
Northern Pacific Railway
Glendive
Northern Pacific
U. S
Brockway
M. Hughes
Orthern Pacific Railway Co
St. Paul
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