Capper Thresher Act upheld by Supreme Court on cooperative marketing
The U S Supreme Court upheld the Capper Thresher Act as constitutional, validating government support for cooperative marketing by farmers. Justices dissenting warned against overreach, while defenders argued the decision preserves the right of growers to organize marketing cooperatives and safeguards futures market integrity. President and Congress praised the ruling as a milestone for farm cooperation and fair prices.
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Cooperative live stock organization work in Ohio
Cooperative Age stock organizations in Ohio handled 13 583 479 05 worth of stock in 1922. F G Ketner secretary of the Cooperative Shippers association cites expenses cut to 67 cents per hundredweight excluding shrink. Professor Ch W Wallace notes studies show costs exceed 3 cents per hundredweight at times and many recorded figures vary across plants.
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Cooperative Age
Ohio
F. Gb. Ketner
Chie Tive Stock Bhippers' Association
Nga Ch. W. Wallace
Ghlo Brite Ool Trsity
Mila Cooperative
Missouri County launches Linn County Soybean Growers
Missour County engages in soybean farming prominence with the formation of the Linn County Soybean Growers Association. The group promotes seed sales across states, markets crop through a selling association, and ties seed branding to the Linn County Trading mark as county officials report broad farmer participation and national reach.
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Missouri
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United States
Lien Counce Sry Rea Growers Association
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Cotton Growers Pay Members Fourth Division Soon
Alton Farm Bureau Cotton association to distribute nearly three fourths of a million dollars to its members in late April and early May. General manager Allen Northington announces a 22 cent per pound total for middling cotton, with previous advances and increases noted in past deliveries and payments.
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Albaton Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Alien Northington
Tetoctathon
Black Raspberry Disease Threat Seen in Eastern States
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a mysterious blight hitting black raspberries in the United States, especially New York and Ohio. The disease affects young leaves and canes, stunts growth, reduces yield, and can kill plants within two to three years, forcing a shift in production as infected patches spread.
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Crispness and Tenderness With Rapid Growth
The passage discusses ume vegetables, noting that rapid growth brings crispness and tenderness while slow growth yields tougher, less flavorful produce. It mentions factors like lighting, moisture, and shading affecting texture, and suggests that partial shade can enhance tenderness and sweetness.
Alfalfa Seeding Difficulties Mentioned in Field Notes
Fragmentary notes describe alfalfa sowing challenges with shallow and deep seed placement. Observations mention soil depth, root emergence, and potential need for rolling to aid surface contact. No clear date, place, or identifiable names given in the readable text.
Main Requirements of Good Alfalfa Seed
The text outlines seed care for alfalfa and small crops like cowpea and sweet clover. It stresses fine pulverization and rapid, dense packing for proper germination, noting surface condition and moisture as key factors. It emphasizes avoiding air gaps and ensuring the bed is tightly packed for best results.
Charcoal for Chicka and Baby Chicas Tract Aids Health
A notice describes a powerful absorbent charcoal product costing 440 dollars. It claims the remedy removes toxins from a specific Ngusilve tract often linked to obstructions, offering relief and potential gains in health.
Weight of Oepingtona Orpington Fare
In the record from the text the weights for poultry are given: ten pelviis for cocks, eight and one ball pounds for hens, and serca poondy for the pallotn.
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Orpington
Morgan Horse Gladstone Proves Versatile in Endurance Ride
United States Department of Agriculture release details Morgan horse Gladstone, foaled 1913, bred by General Gates, raised at government farms, trained in harness, and finishing a 100 mile endurance ride with a strong showing. The horse later returned to the government farm for daily use, illustrating Morgan versatility in endurance and farm work.
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Morgan Sue Gladstone
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Poultry Manure Mix Used to Boost Garden Nitrogen
A guide explains making a nitrogen rich poultry manure fertilizer by blending 40 pounds of manure with 11 pounds dry absorbent, 44 pounds peat moss, 16 pounds phosphoric acid and 8 pounds potassium carbonate. The mix yields about 14 percent nitrogen, 1 percent phosphoric acid and 2 percent potassium. For lettuce and similar crops higher nutrient levels may be used, with lime and soda adjustments to prevent fertilizer loss.
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Modern Beekeeping Explained Amid Agricultural Growth
A dated discussion argues beekeeping is a vital branch of agriculture not for idle hoarding but to actively manage colony development. It claims modern methods boost honey yields by shaping population growth and colony dynamics, enabling quicker adaptation to changing conditions.
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Wienmaurt
Control Meton Aphid With Nicotine Sulphate
Meton aphid on cucumber leaves attacked by nicotine sulphate. Early treatment advised to prevent spread as pests favor new growth. Water mixture should be applied to undersides of leaves and to affected areas, repeating as needed.
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Anny
Tractors Favored For Repair and Service By Farmers
Corn-well farmers owning Cractorn machines praise prompt maintenance and reliable operation as government investigators note tractors with timely service perform best. Nutrient-rich forage like alfalfa and clover boost protein and overall yield per acre, increasing milk and meat output per acre.
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Take Care of Horace in Spring Work Notice
Advice to keep horses comfortable as spring training begins. Emphasizes not overcoating to avoid overheating during heavy work. Stresses proper care and steady load during first days of routines.
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Zoo Talk From Exotics Cage Misses The Mark
A fragmentary zoo feature presents a talking snake and various kept reptiles. The narrative includes inconsistent quotes about venom and danger, with personal anecdotes about snakes, a baby buffalo, a Russian forepup, and a dachshund, all conveyed in a cluttered, stylized voice.
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