Unprofitable Acres Fatal to Farm Success
A USDA yearbook notes low yielding and poorly drained soils curb profits. It urges itemized farm analysis before purchase, identifying acres for drainage, pasture or idling, and emphasizes improving profitable lands over reclaiming waste land.
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United States Department of Agriculture
J. C. McDowell
Office of Farm Management
Wisconsin
Corn Belt
Ccc Nee
Ann
New device tests fastening wires to concrete posts
A new technique for securing wires to concrete posts uses an angled slot and a vertical connecting slit. The wire rests in the groove and, when tightened, cannot escape. The concept appears practical.
Calf Scours and Indigestion Problems in Raising Calves
Overfeeding, sour or cold milk, and dirty pails or troughs trigger calf scours or indigestion. The common trouble in calf raising includes 13 scours or indigestion caused by these feeding practices.
Cause of Lodged Grain by Hessian Fly
The Hessian fly weakens the stem base causing lodged grain as the insect attack makes stalks prone to breakage.
Use the Fanning Mill for Seed Oats Wheat Barley and Flag
The article notes grading up seed oats wheat barley and flag at the fanning mill. It values labor at ten dollars per hour for handling larger crops with bigger kernels.
Calhoun elected Illinois G. A. R. commander in Decatur
Calhoun of Decatur won the Illinois G A R department commander post over Henry Fulton of Chicago by 386 to 182 with no other candidates. Henry Cook of Chicago was appointed adjutant general. Other officers named include Stavenport Springfield senior vice commander and Myers Forreston junior vice. Nelle Eastman of Dixon elected state president of the W R C.
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Ecatur
Calhoun
Secatur
Illinois G. A. R
Henry D. Fulton
Chicago
Henry c. Cook
Hobart Williams
Cheshire, Conn
University of Chicago
St. Luke’s Hospital
Williams
Illinois College
Rockford College
Monmouth College
Iinois Wesleyan College
Mulliken University
Kane County Grand Jury
Jack Verhoye
Gwendolyn Holden
Verhoye
Springfield
Patrick H. Hart
Illinois
Hart
State Bureau of Labor Statistics
Butte, Mont
Danville
Ralph M. Cole
Vermilion County
L E Fennouille
Kankakee
Peter Hoffman
Leek
W J Porter
Platt
Clement A. Rhodes
Sangamon
Camp Point
Lucretia Carlton
Pittafield
Clara Morey
Barry
Western Canada dairy and hog markets rise with war demand
Western Canada’s cheese industry flourishes as war demand expands exports and domestic sales. High prices boost profits for farmers, with Alberta’s foothills seen as future cheese sources. Hog markets also thrive, aided by low feed costs and strong prices, highlighted by a record carload sale in Calgary.
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Canada
Western
Alberta
Denmark
Rockies
P Burns Company
Calgary
Monarch
Settler Prospects for Hogs Cattle and Dairy Wealth
Advertisement notes settlers can profit from hogs beef and dairy with cheap lands from Weeter and Canada, abundant crops and favorable climate. A boarding-house debate contrasts sharp weather with the dinner bell as themes in Yonkers Statesman exchange.
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Weeter
Canada
Yonkers Statesman
Fifty Years of Dr Klines Epilepsy Medicine Promotion
An old advertising text touts Dr Klines Epilepsy Medicine promising quick fits stopping and lasting results. It mentions a large vial and the Dr Klin Company with remarks about patient outcomes following an operation and a dramatic death in a Baltimore American context.
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Dr Kline
Uial
Baltimore American
Hen Life Milestone Captured in Cackle and Egg
A playful note celebrates the daily arc of a hen’s life from egg to crowing moment. The mood centers on farmyard rhythm and simple poultry milestones.
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Illinois News
Decatur
Henry O. Fulton
Cae Oy
Bright
Dean
Charles Easter
Watseka, Ill
Atx
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Woist
Barkeley
Gal
Uke
Harold Somers
DeKalb Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lee Cree
Hoyt’s
All Drauguista
Watson E.coleman
Washington,dc
Beuilna Wiese Sveaks Uus
Goshen, Ind
H. R. Lathrop & Co.,, Inc
Beokmas Street
Water Street
New York City