Light rays cure diseased animals at Kansas State College clinic
Ultraviolets from quartz mercury vapor lamps are used in treating injured and diseased animals by Dr. E J Frick and Dr. John Bullard at the Kansas State Agricultural College veterinary clinic. Cases show rapid recovery in canine distemper and eczema, with chickens benefiting from increased egg production and hatchability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Agricultural College
E. J. Frick
John Bullard
Doctor Frick
Doctor Bullard
Mounds
Malcum Burr
J. S. Hughes
Department of Chemistry
College
Butter imports fall as European demand rises and prices edge higher
The review notes sharp declines in butter shipments from Denmark, Argentina, and New Zealand to the United States in the first half of 1925 compared with 1924, amid stronger European demand and a shift of supplies. It reports Chicago butter at 44 cents on 90 score and New York at 46 cents on 92 score extras, with steady live fowl prices and rising egg production. Prepared by Swift & Co. Chicago.
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Denmark
United States
Argentina
New Zealand
Germany
United Kingdom
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Swift & Co
Wheat Beards And Hints For Farmers In Skein Of Advice
Agricultural column advises delaying wheat planting in Hessian fly areas and using legumes to improve soil. Emphasizes water for live stock, weighing risks of full acreage, and the value of weed control and hygiene in dairy practice. Encourages familiarity with federal hay grades and inspection services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
E. A. Stodyk
Dream Castle Seized by Alien Property Custodian in Pasadena
The Barrett Rosamond Castle near Pasadena remains abandoned after Baroness Rosa von Zimmerman died in 1917 and the property was seized as alien property. The 40 room mansion cost about 31 million, with part of her estate valued at 3 million allocated to German sisters and an adopted daughter receiving none.
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Pasadena
Cal
Castle Rosumiond
Rosa von Zimmerman
America
Castle Rosamond
Hage Baronial Hall
Baroness von Zimmerman
United States
Gnadenfels
Germany
Baron von Zimmerman
Trussian Railroad
Russia
Htthe
Beatrice Denton
Hattle
Memorial on Tannenberg Battlefield Planned by Brothers
An imposing memorial to commemorate the Hindenburg victory at Taurnenberg is planned on the battlefield. Walter and Johannes Krueger proposed the design, featuring an octagonal 16 foot high wall, 265 feet in diameter, with massive 49 foot towers at the corners and museums in seven towers.
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Koenigshberg
Hindenburg
Taurnenberg
Walter
Johannes Krueger
Hawaii Upward Trend Seen Doubling Japan in Size
New York observer Vdein Fairfax Naulty, after years of study, predicts Hawaii will rise and expand to a high dry landmass as large as Japan within a generation, following recent seismic activity. The forecast ties the quake disturbances to a continental shift in the mid Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
Mid- Pacific
Vdein Fairfax Naulty
New York
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Feeding guidelines for oats and substitutes
The article advises oats as a good grain for feeding goats and suggests a substitute mix of six parts corn, three parts bran, and one part linseed meal when oats are unavailable. It also notes that seed wheat free from rye smut and mixtures is the only affordable option for a progressive farmer to plant.
No bull is better than a scrub bull
A concise adage compares quality in bulls, noting that a scrub bull is inferior to a true or prime specimen. It emphasizes practical judgment in livestock selection.
Union News Highlights Busy County Fair and Local Moves
Union residents report a bustling week with the county fair drawing large attendance and praise for activities. Miss Mildred Smith will teach Union Valley school while multiple families tour nearby towns and attend high school in Scandia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Smith
Belleville
Union
Miss Smith
Union Valley
Roy Hall
Maurine
Lucile Ambrose
Edith Bowen
Emery Hall
Mercury
Lars Larson
Courtland
I. Bowersox
Maurine Larson
Marjorie Stafford
Helen Goodwin
Charles
Murray Mikesell
Loys Swiercinsky
Lawrence Bowersox
Scandia
Wells
Norwayy, Township
Gle Rves
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Wm Widden
In Republic County Kansas Probate Court Belleville the estate of Wm Widden Deceased requests a full and final settlement at the next term on September 22 1925 at 2 o clock P M for determination of claims allowance of services and attorneys fees and discharge of duties. John A Freeburg Administrator Belleville Kansas August 25 1925
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
County of Republic
Republic County
Wm. Widden
Said County
Belleville
Tleirs
John A. Freeburg
Kansas
Local notes on visits and moves around the county
Bowersox to resume studies at the business college as the region shifts for next year. Families from D. A. Bowen to Mercer visit Earl Bowen and farm at Martin Anderson's place. Dee Housholder heads to Manhattan for State Agricultural College. Rat biology and advice on barium carbonate poison are included as farm notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
State Agricultural College
A. B. Mercer
Harper
Kani
Loyd McGregor
August Price Guide for Bran Cottonseed Meal and Linseed Oil Meal
The notice notes Bran cottonseed meal and lin seed oil meal are cheapest in August. It adds that wheat used for seeding should be treated with copper carbonate dust before planting.
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Drincesa
Buck Jones
Baree
Kazan
James Oliver Curwood
Majestic Orchestra
James Barrie
Produce
Dream Castle
Tannenberg
Hawaii
Union News
Elsie Mosher
Pawnee
Okla
Frank Goodwin
Edgar Whips
Alfred Kallman
W. L. Bowersox
Great Bend
Elsie
C. O. Enderud
Firestone
Firestone Tire
Bier
West End
Kew
Sohn A. Freeburg
Jeandebeur
F.R. Bachelor
Geo
Polarine
Ford Cars
Standard Oil
C. P. McMurray
Frank
Spurney
Belleville, Kansas
C. V. Haggman
Scandia, Kansas
M.D. Peters, M. D
R. B. Briney
Ion
Hale
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Condit
Predit
W. R. Billings
N. G. W.,.a. Anderson
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