Wisconsin Farm Bureau Elects Officers and Plans Community Work
The Wisconsin Farm Bureau elects officers and outlines a program of work focused on community development social work and farm bureau expansion at county and township levels. Leaders named include Mrs Harry Herger of Waukesha as district chairwoman and L W Jenkyns of Fond du Lac as chairman with Mrs Worry Spooner of Swaneville as secretary treasurer.
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Wisconsin Farm
Haga Areanien
de Etoto
Farm Bureau
Way
Harry Herger
Waukesha
Winconsin
Zoan
L W. Jenkyns
Foudqine
Wee
Worry Spooner
Svaneville
Slep
Maule Gretel
Dodge-Handalph
Ira
Harry Spooner
Rork-Rvanaville
Nellie Kedziv. Jones
Haeconomics
Ostlage of
ART
Bia A. Ah Reinturds
Ahiram
College of Agr’ Wie
Bia
Holla Bilies
Green-Winslow
Stra Marry Berger
Waukenha Lles Corner
Appointment of conference egg producers' committee members
The conference named by the American Farm Bureau federation in Chicago appoints the following members to the poultry and egg producers committee. James B. Whotuci of Vineland New Jersey is president of the Atlantic Canal Exi Producers' association. R Simons Ithaca New York is secretary for marketing. Mrs H W Lawrence Monroeville Ohio is on the executive committee. George from Indianapolts Indiana is director of dairy and produce. D Harper Chicago Illinois is artison secretary for Tillmells. Robert W. Wingham Lowville Kentucky is member of the executive committee. A S Chapin Cookeville Tennessee is poultryman. C Flenert Felix is president. J S Jones Bt Fact Minh secretary. Belistinia Brown Salt Lake City Utah is a pres Mem for Allameaoin Fano Bourean federation. Ted Couttry Produtera Tuc vetalian Cat is general manager. J T Dorher Cat is connected with Poetic Coast Egg Producers association.
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N. Xs
New York
Low
Inville
Kentucky Farm Moreau Federation
Chapin
Cookeville
Been
Poultryman
CE Flenert
Ceder Felix
Iowa Farn Bureau Federation
Jonea
Fact Minh
Allameaoin Fano Bourean Fedaration
Belistinia Brown
Salt Lake Cis
Uteh
Pres
Ted Couttry
Tuc
J.T. Dorher
Vetalian
Cat
Poetic Coast Egg Producers
Anoelstion
Maryland Farm Boys Win English Honors
Maryland farm youths captured top honors at the English Royal Stock Show in Newcastle upon Tyne England. The team representing the United States including Richard Wills Hubert Snodgrass and Charles F Cushing of Marford County won the International Gold Cup for the second time, adding to prior national and international wins. Trained by County Agent L D Merrick of Marford County with assistants George B Stunt and P S Chichester, the team previously won the National Dairy Show dairy cattle judging title last October.
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Satgiald
United States
Newcastleen-Tyne
England
Ani
America
Maryland
We Agricultural Civb
Richand Wills
Hubert Snodgrass
Charles F. Cushing
Macfort County
L, TD
Merrick
Marford County
Bia
Anmlstant
George B. Stunt
Derrick
Chichester
Aletant
Maryland Extension Officials Escort Officials to Civic Event
A group including Governor THUG wR Siaon and University of Maryland Extension figures accompanied a delegation to a civic gathering. Reports indicate Morstind Leuim led with 7,567 Dulin, while Bolte Hleare trailed at 1,102, with individual standings affecting overall results. Widespread names like Snodgrass Brat and Archie Hoblason appear in the fragmented account.
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pBtuice Boys
Tnl Voreity
Maryland
Gory Fen
Siaon
Julie
Hiciaird Witts
Emory
Wirdyy
Charles Cushing
Witenes
Archie Hoblason
Capper-Tincher Act in Wheat Price Decline Debate
The Capper Tincher Act, pushed by the American Farm Bureau, is blamed for rising futures and is argued not to cause lower wheat prices. Secretary Wallace contends speculative buying and supply demand patterns explain price moves, noting no arbitrary restrictions and citing May trading volume.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
W. Coverdale
Uska Afr
Alwaya
Tim
Age Aculture Hee
Pugatov
Ricterith
Wallace Lanved
Louisiana Rice Association Expands Marketing Plan
The Louisiana Farm Bureau Rice Growers association reports growing membership to about 1,000 and a marketing plan backing over 1,000,000 bags for the 1923 season. Officials note contracts at rate of more than 100 monthly due to the commodity marketing plan, with new headquarters planned in Baton Rouge and expansion efforts in the river region.
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Louisiana Farm Bureau Rice Growers’ Association
Hearquarvorn Et Grawles
Fen
McCess
Farm Bureau
Rice Association
Fouisiana
Marketing contract upheld in Mecklenry court ruling
Indga Edward D Shuriler of Meklenry county hears a case involving the Milk Producers Marketing Company of Chicago. The court grants the Marketing Company's petition to compel performance of the cooperative marketing contract. The decision marks a pivotal shift from prior expectations and aligns with established trade practice in the sector.
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Indga
Edward D. Shuriler
Jericult Court
Meklenry
Maals
Handel Doen
Hog Prices Were Very Low in 1922 Report
Prices of pure bred hogs showed a depressed market in 1922 per USDA reports. Breed totals include Berkshire 1,702 Chester White 822 Duroc Jersey 5,056 Hampshire 3,010 Poland China 6,232. average prices ranged Berkshire 24.57 Chester White 42.72 Duroc Jersey 45.01 Hampshire 44.42 Poland China 54.00. Auction averages exceeded private treaty by 10 to 25 dollars.
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Avo
Herkanire
Chester White
Duroc Jersey
Hempahire
Votand Chiba
Berkshire
Jester White
Yuree Jersey
Hampshire
Toland Chino
Alm
Poland
Ohio
FAO
Hanpaiire
Furne Jerney
Berkaliire
Barcau of
Lnterrvale
Rye Pasture Crops Boost Swine Feed and Exercise
Rye proves the best crop for year round swine pasture with successive plantings and heavy seeding. Pasture can start about six weeks after seeding and extend into April if snow cover allows. Pasturing aids pest control, provides cheap protean feed, and promotes exercise critical for breeding stock.
Sweet Clover Pasture For Dairy Cows
Sweet clover offers high yields per acre versus other pastures for dairy cows. With proper soil, inoculation, and spring sowing with barley or wheat, it grows to a foot by September and can be grazed for six weeks, lasting about three years with maintenance.
Proper Salt Amounts for Producing Cows
A historic dairy guide notes salt timing and daily allowances for cows. It states an ounce of malt daily and three fourths of an ounce per 1000 pounds of body weight plus three fourths of an ounce for each ten pounds of milk produced. Missouri College dairymen advise feeders mix three fourths ounce salt per 110 pounds of grain and provide free access to salt.
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Ile
Missouri College of Agriculture Dairrymen
Mnty
Saving on Autumn Feeds For Dairymen Next Winter
Dairymen should secure pall feeds early to cut costs and boost profits. University of Minnesota extension experts note that buying small amounts of feed as needed is poor economy and that cost savings come from planned purchases.
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Costa
Maya
University of Minnesota
Vontrol Measures for Flag Smut of Wheat
The United States Department of Agriculture discusses flag smut of wheat, its history in the U S wheat fields since 1910, symptoms, spread, and quarantine controls. It emphasizes seed treatment, sanitation, resistant wheat varieties, and cooperative efforts to eradicate the disease through proper measures and public awareness.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Th Department of Agricultura
Washington
Sweet Clover Shines As Best Honey Plant Across Regions
The article notes sweet clover as the top honey plant in the United States, with D. Matthews of Indiana University highlighting its long bloom period from spring to fall. He explains yellow biennial clover blooms before danfeliona and white clover, while white annuals begin in August and extend until frost. Beekeepers could sustain honey flow if farmers plant all three clover varieties, with profits seen from seed sales and large yields on suitable acreage.
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United States
D. &. Matthews
Imnole University
Dlyleton
Bee Culture
Helen Bros
Aujuel
Matthews Cella
Fhinoda
Furntzh Arad
Cure for Blackhead in Turkeys Warned by Experts
A 1918 Agriculture Department note outlines no cure for blackhead and advises immediate removal of infected birds, burning carcasses, and sanitation of roosts. It warns against contaminated drinking water and suggests reducing rations if birds are heavily fed while recommending feeding anne milk to promote health and reduce parasite activity.
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United States Department of Agrculture
Blackhead
Anne Mik Hin
Milk Cooling Method Warns Against Improper Stirring
An old health note warns that cooling milk by placing the can in cold water is ineffective unless the entire mass is stirred continuously. The center remains warm, allowing bacteria to multiply, while surface contact only cools the outer portions.
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Rome
Labor Cost as Heaviest Item of Farm Expense
The text argues labor costs are the heaviest expense in farming. It advises minimizing manual labor by using animals and teams to work fields, noting a two-horse team can manage about 10 to 100 acres with crop rotation, a small grate, and basic tasks. It compares horse labor favorably to hired help and stresses efficient barn management.
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M Lindimite
Inexpensive Wash Keeps Flies Away From Horses
A brief note describes a cheap fly repellent for horses. It lists a recipe using ingredients like Raphthstene and denatured spirit, claimed to be very effective. The source text is garbled but centers on an inexpensive preparation from a farm journal.
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Olof Berbertz
DIY Loud-Speaker Horn from Bent Wood and Reproducer
Describes a wooden horn loudspeaker design using a metal horn form and a diaphragm telephone reproducer. Instructions cover base construction, mounting, bolt and screw details, material choices, and steps to bend panels by boiling. Finish options, assembly tips, and aiming for clear reception are included for a home-made horn speaker.
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PAUL G_ WATSON
Prade Biy
Substitute for Troublesome Battery Nine in storage tech
A terse note discusses finding a substitute for a troublesome battery model used by amateurs. It highlights avoidance of bulio storage faults and seeks a safer, solvable option suitable for home projects. The reference stresses choosing a reliable, easy to store battery for non-professional use.
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Westingnauss
Emoy
Making a socket for WDI1 tube from common parts
A dated circuitry note describes fashioning a WDI1 tube socket by assembling a hard insulating base, cutting copper or bronze strip conductors, bending and coiling to form prongs, and wiring to binding posts. The method adapts a standard socket to suit a new tube set without rewiring.
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Ibaan
Radio News
Crystal Datection and the Need for Firm Contact
A murky note discusses precise detection requiring firm contact for reliable results. It warns that gentler adjustment worsens accuracy and mentions sensitivities around delicate measurements and adjustments.
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Galena Erysinia Désert
How to Build a Transformer From an Automobile Spark Coil
Step by step notes describe converting an automobile spark coil into a transformer. It covers measuring the coil ratio, removing secondary windings, winding procedures, insulation, mounting on a panel, and adding a condenser across the secondary. The text uses imprecise language but outlines a DIY transformer build with the coil as the primary source.
Unclear Historical Text About Queshutkt Traits and Events
Fragmentary OCR passage references Montreal, a 72 year old, various odd terms, and a chaotic sequence of phrases about water, a pane, and a conversation. Difficult to extract coherent event or identifiable entities for a solid summary.
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Montreal
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Rendts Nyon
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