Three Fundamental Factors In Improvement Of Farm Business
United States Department of Agriculture outlines three keys to farm improvement: align production with market needs, foster cooperative marketing, and use government data and services. Dr. H C Taylor cites hog and wheat cases, promotes the "Know Your Wheat" campaign, and urges farmer education and fair pricing in cooperative efforts.
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United States Department
H. C. Taylor
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New England
Amherst
Mass
Doctor Taylor
Department of Agriculture
Taylor
Prospects Bright for Western Canada Crops in 1916
The article reports near bumper yields in Southwestern Manitoba aiming at the 1915 level, with Manitoba crops strong overall. Saskatchewan shows improvements due to spring moisture, while Alberta conditions are generally good though Northern Alberta lacks moisture. Corn fodder and silos expand dairy and grain farming across the prairies.
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Canada
Manitoba
Brandon
Canadian National Railways
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Edmonton
Prairie
Cherry Orchard Lesson From a Boy Misjudge
A boy, Richard, ignores his mother’s plea to leave green cherries until ripe. She warns of punishment and cuts a switch. He pleads that a longer branch would someday yield a fine line for a future tree. He speaks earnestly about what could have been.
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Richard
New Methods In Conversation With Child
A visitor learns a small granddaughter Mary sits in a rocker with a doll when the talk turns to death she suddenly declares Granmaver I ain t goin to bury you nor nothin I m going to have you stuffed in a surprising child’s remark from a family in discussion of mortality
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Mary
Life as I See It from the Louisville Courier Journal
A columnist reflects on the value of character and backbone, noting that even the worst man clings to a spark of respect for virtue. The piece contrasts outward charm with inner resolve and loyalty to moral standards.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Campaign Conscience Slows Donation Offer
An enthusiastic supporter proposes contributing a million to a campaign fund. Senator Sorghum gently declines, saying the gesture is well meant but overlooks the election’s broader need for accountability and future investigations.
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Sorghum
Distant Banter Sparks Lively City Fan Exchange
The exchange features a breezy interaction where a man remarks on seeing an electric fan and jokes about taking a blow for himself. A local observer notes the old man’s perpetual dissatisfaction with his own work leads to ongoing unhappiness.
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Go-Operative Association
Western Canada
Samuel Fet
Rochelle Salte
Forate Sake
Ted Sagi
Tar Gentaur Company
New York
Fletcher
New York City
Centaur
Putnam
Colgate
Murphy-Ward Dairy Company
Calumet Ave
Chicago, Ill
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