Co operative Laws Approved By Bureau and Ohio Farm Union
Ohio lawmakers debate cooperative market rules after approval by the Bureau and Ohio Farm Federation. Proposals seek to regulate associations as marketing agencies, require deposits, and prevent trade restraints while enabling producers to stabilize prices and improve delivery.
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Ohio
Ihe Ee Q Innkeilag
A Ferm Piordau
Coyvernor Tunahoy
House
Senate
Meare Haliard
Griawaold
Gyraye Csltlon
Anch
Couperviac
Producta
Sue Numier
Yenrens
Plan to Eradicate Dread Hog Disease
A county bureau project shows yearly vaccination surveys and farm reports cut losses from hog cholera. From 1918 to 1923 vaccinations rose, farms reporting cholera dropped, hog losses and costs fell, and saved funds reached substantial figures through systematic inquiry and vaccination efforts.
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Lew Mandell Barena
Tle Tigeeni
Farm Labor Shortage Suspected Across Many States
The American Farm Bureau federation reports survey replies indicating a labor shortage in Alabama California Colorado Illinois Iowa Kansas Maine Michigan Minnesota Nebraska New York North Dakota Ohio South Dakota Vermont and Washington. Some states like Kentucky New Jersey and Texas show no shortage while wages rise at harvesting sites and age culture practices are debated.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Mms
State Farm Bureau
Alabama
California
Colorads
Illhois
Tawa
Lai Riana
Anning
Murstand
Michigan
Min‘Wisaiuri
Nebraska
New York
Orth Carolina
North Dakota
Cito
Thado Jeland
South Dakota
Vermont
Warrington
Nougas
Kentersy
New Serica
Teron
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
New Mexico
Mhode Luland
Soni Dike
Texas
Mlb
Tae Stark
Cnnnat
Maine
Mursland
New Menten
Ohio
Oso
Tlisnte Isling
Virgin
Washington
Durum Wheat Varieties and North American Adaptations
A report from the United States Department of Agriculture discusses spring durum wheats. It covers characteristics such as kernel type and size, disease resistance to rust, milling quality, and regional adaptability from the Great Plains to the northern states. Kubanka is highlighted as the top all around performer, with Acme Mogad Am e and Sonat noted for rust resistance and yield, while others like Mindus and Bolli shape regional production.
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United States
J. Altea Clark
Marvin
United States Department of Agriculture
Duffelin Sue
Jorge Lord Kernals
Jaorglern
Sears
Kubanka
Kubanku
Sonat
Acme
South Dakota
Minnesota
Washington
Difficulties in Getting a Good Start of Alfalfa
The text notes challenges starting alfalfa in spring, comparing stand establishment on mud, surface and subsoil, and the role of lime and humus. It explains alfalfa may rely on humus for nutrients, but humus declines in dry summer, risking forage failure, and suggests ample nitrate can substitute for decomposing humus.
New and Effective Way to Protect Cucumbers
An entomology section at the town experiment station prescribes a dust for cucumber beetles using one part arsenate to twenty parts gypsum. The powder, applied frequently, protects vines and reportedly outperforms lead arsenate sprays by acting as a poison to pests while the gypsum promotes plant growth.
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Lidnelind
Seed Longevity In Soil Report
Seed longevity varies by type as some weed seeds can persist for many years in soil. Most crop seeds do not survive beyond one season, while certain weed seeds endure and may germinate when conditions improve.
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Noeran Seri
Dwarf Essex Rape Emerges As All Round Forage Crop
An OCR fragment notes Dwarf Essex Rape as an excellent all round forage crop suitable for entres cattle and horses. It highlights early sowing on prepared ground, good emergence, and flexibility to be sown as late as July, serving as a substitute for clover and other permanent crops.
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Essex
Tewart Heyer
Joly
Soy Beans Threshed With Common Grain Separator
Farm cross authorities report at the Fows Experiment Station that the grain separator threshes soybeans satisfactorily after adjustments. The device reduces the need for cotindyr by improving threshing efficiency with a few timely changes.
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Farm Cross
Fows
Toca Juat Ag
Lessen Fence Bills With Concrete Posts
A study claims concrete fence posts can cut fence costs. It argues that about one billion posts are used yearly in the United States with total value near 3.23 billion dollars. Properly made concrete posts resist stress, reducing need for bracing and enhancing wire fence stability.
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Soae
United States
Cocklebur Weed Control Across Sections
The article discusses cocklebur as a serious weed in multiple areas and crops. It notes the weed’s difficult spread, suggests careful control measures, and warns that some seeds survive to next season requiring ongoing management.
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Alfhaigh
Neo
Growth and Maturity of Chicks and Feed Effects
An older agricultural note discusses how chick growth rates are influenced by diet. It cites high protein feeds like meat, tare age, and milk as factors speeding development and molting, while also warning about earlier hatchlings facing risks if feeds are not managed carefully.
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Millen
Thinning Plants Challenge for Gardeners and Growers
Gardeners face a hard task thinning onion and other seedlings. From a single seed packet many plants emerge, requiring careful thinning to achieve proper spacing. Properly thinned crops reach full growth and yield, but the process is time consuming and demands experience.
Failures in Securing a Good Stand of Alfalfa
The article lists main causes for alfalfa stand failure including poor soil, bad land preparation, seed quality, and planting mistakes. It stresses quick recognition of factors to reduce crop loss and improve establishment.
Dairy Cows Profit from Proper Feed and Management
This note discusses dairy cow feeding, praising hay and specific feeds like corn, cowpeas, and peanuts for high returns. It mentions weeding corn fields and managing cattle behavior, stressing farm routines and discipline to ensure livestock safety and productivity.
How to Save Money When Shopping
A guide on building a versatile wardrobe to maximize outfits. It advises coordinating colors like blue with brown, avoiding over-elaboration, and selecting pieces that mix easily. Emphasizes avoiding fashion excess and planning to wear one item with many others to extend utility.
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Alwoya Bry
Shanslug
Choose Chairs For Comfort In Home Seating
The text discusses selecting chairs based on user needs, noting differences for guests and regular family use. It contrasts straight back low chairs for visitors with more spacious, cushioned rockers for work or sewing, emphasizing comfort, gender differences perceived in chairs, and long-term posture considerations.
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Wells
Alden
Seth
Alavenstatis
Neil
Turtle and Boy Reunion After Hospital Visit Tale
A child and a pet turtle are injured in an accident and are rushed to a hospital. A doctor and nurse tend them with care, while the boy clings to General the turtle, who stays by his side. The pair's bond leads to a hopeful recovery and a touching house reunion.
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Sortle
Wenden
Gretarne
Aura
WPA
Ory
Fienern
Ramfort
Traktor
Weil
General
Hoyle
Groeral
Remarkable World War I Memoir Fragments emerge from Pittsburgh letter
A damaged 1918 era note from Pittsburgh recounts wartime events and personnel. It mentions individuals like Chris Merith of Pittsburgh and honors conferred by France, including retention of rank in a French unit. The text hints at medical uses and civic remarks tied to wartime service.
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Freacy
Chris
Merith
Pittsburgh
Brance
Amimeraud
France
Olington Mtey
Meletis
Uvuehe Eis Ilimes
Thousands Show Kidney Trouble Says Mystery Disease
An advertisement claims thousands suffer kidney trouble due to a mystery disease and promotes a Dr Kilmec based treatment as a cure. It asserts insurance firms refuse coverage for the illness and urges readers to try a sample bottle from a Binghamton company.
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Kilmec
Eife Insurance Company
Tulmer
Beas
Tate
Mee & Co
Binghamton
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