Convening with Kindred Editors Strengthens Our Resolve
A man finds scarce pleasure in a state convention of his own kind where he swaps experiences with others facing the same problems. He reports the kicks and sympathy shared by peers, and returns impressed that editors are not the worst, nor without opportunities. It is good for men with like troubles to mingle.
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Joseph
Egypt
Canaan
Jacobe
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Jacob
Look Before You Leap Farmers Unite Or Die Warning
A rural column blends political critique with prohibition talk and fiscal notes. It cites constitutional limits on rights and moonshine districts, laments moonshine in Appalachia and Arkansas, and argues for fair classifications in wartime drafts and tax policies. The piece attacks the National Nonpartisan League, warns of its debts, and urges local farmers to investigate before joining. It references Ordinance No 6b and town council proceedings from 1918.
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Kentucky
Tennesee
Arkansas
United States
Arrowman
National
Nonpartisan League
Fargo
N. D
Rolfe
Apd
Coyne
Rolfe City Council Notes February Proceedings
City Council in Rolfe Iowa for February held regular session with Mayor Kelley and councilmen Bowen Bruce Kell s and Houck present. Motion by Bowen seconded by Prate to remit 177.25 to Geo M Bechtel for water works bonds interest due as shown by treasurer and clerk issued warrant.
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Orb
Poown
Rolfe
Iowa
Seston
Kelley
Bowen
Bruce
Kéells
Houck
Prate
Treasur
Geo. M. Bechtel
Hog Gate For Convenience Lets Livestock Pass
A farmer may want hogs confined while allowing horses or cattle to move between fields. The hog gate described permits cattle and horses to pass back and forth between enclosures, easing livestock management.
Hog Gate Design to Block Hogs and Pigs
The described method uses a log or six inch pole set at a precise height with spikes at both ends to prevent hog passage. It blocks the hogs from walking over but cannot stop pigs from crawling underneath.
Feeding and Breeding Guidelines for Calves and Heifers
The guide advises weaned calves to receive whole milk until one month old, then skim milk to six months, with grain and alfalfa hay. Grain mix should be four parts corn or corn chop, one part oil meal, two parts wheat bran. After milk, gradually raise grain to two pounds daily plus silage and hay. Heifers should be bred 20 to 30 months old to calve. earlier may hinder growth.
Great Loss from Bad Eggs On Farm Economics
The article explains that minor losses from individual spoiled eggs accumulate to a yearly total of 5,661,000 dollars when eggs sell at 80 cents per dozen. It emphasizes the impact of seemingly small losses on overall farm costs.
Baldwin Leads U S Apple Crop Among 85 Varieties
Datelines show Baldwin at 18.4 percent of the total apple production in the United States from 85 varieties. Ben Davis ranks close behind, with Northern Spy, Winesap, and Greenings following in order of production.
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United States
Baldwins
United “States
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Winesap
Green
Alfalfa Seed Bed Tips From a Rough Transcript
A fragment advises getting an alfalfa seed bed in good condition. It mentions long-lasting stand, proper stand establishment, and cutting methods with a disk or alfalfa harvester after each cut, reflecting a practical agricultural tip.
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Reveille
2. J. Brook
Siabere
Marion Bruce
Independent
Sade
Lea
Suences
Dann
Official County Newspaper
Rolfe Iown
Echo
Germany
Humboldt County
Fisida
First ‘National Bank
Rolfe Towa
North
W. C. Shull
Rolfe, la
Updike Grain Company
H. A. Stelter
Mgr. Updike Grain Company
B. Kent
Cusitt
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