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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1918

Page

6

Work horses and save men in crop production

Labor is the limiting factor in crop production this year with horses relatively plentiful. O. R. Johnson of the Missouri College of Agriculture urges farmers to lay aside one-man and two-horse tools to make better use of available horsepower.

O. R. Johnson Department of Farm Management Missouri College of Agriculture

Increasing horse stock boosts corn ground work efficiency

The text argues that more horses per worker raises output: one man with three horses on a 16 inch plow can turn under three acres a day, while a gang plow with two 12 inch bottoms and one extra horse yields about 434 acres daily. Riding implements outperform walking ones, and bigger tools plus well-prepared seedbeds shorten cultivation time, enabling more acres per man.

Gardeners Save Own Seeds Run Out Varieties

Gardeners often harvest seed from many plants for the table and neglect careful selection. This leads to varieties weakening as inferior plants propagate. A little time saving the best early specimens can improve varieties instead of injuring them.

We Must Go On or Go Under

A U S reporter recalls traveling with a 14 member party to Europe, including ten Congress members, as World War I rages. He praises Allied resolve, notes Belgian neutrality, French sacrifices, and American entry under General Pershing, urging U S support with money and men to defeat autocracy.

Hammond Europe Congress Tribune Fremont Neb Lloyd George America Ingland France Belgium England Paris Wiener Alsace Lorraine Republic Pershing United States Flanders Seven Seas Albert

Women on dollars speak through Liberty Bond talk

The remark notes that women who appear on U S dollars used to buy Liberty Bonds will be able to speak eloquently to the world, reinforcing the idea of female voices in wartime fundraising and public discourse.

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