Kansas Farmers Face Unsent Bill for Waste Losses 1919
The annual bill of waste presented to Kansas farmers cites figures from the Kansas State Board of Agriculture and field tests. It lists 11,640,873 acres of wheat at 7.00 per acre and 23,281,746 bushels at 2.00 per bushel, plus losses from harvest damage and a 10 percent total crop loss projection for 1919, totaling substantial sums in a December 31, 1919 report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers of
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Waste
Produced at a Loss Says the Kansas State Board of Agriculture
The Kansas State Board of Agriculture reports the 1919 wheat crop was produced at a loss after expenses. It cites high waste and a monopolistic, expensive savage harvester as a major cause. It highlights farmer purchases, a single affordable combine, and promises from Savage Harvester Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Waste
Mr. Kansas Farmer
Farmer
Savage Combine
Akron
Colorado
Savage
Kansas City
Canada
Australia
Argentine
Savage Harvester Company
Sauvage Harvester Company
Albany
Stout Street
Denver
Notice to defendants in Cheyenne County Neb 1920 suit
Charles Gathman sues to remove defendants including Lindley Little Young Freeman Osborn Gaylord Graettinger Litty and others and to quiet title to the northeast quarter section in township 15 north range 50 west. The petition seeks exclusion of all named parties from the real estate and cancellation of a trust deed recorded at book X page 293. Defendants must answer by September 6, 1920 or a judgment will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lindley
Lindley
Horace Little
Little
James Young
Young
G. C. Freeman
Freeman
John Osborn
Osborn
J. G. Gaylord
Gaylord
A. Graettinger
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Charles Gathman
Cheyenne
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Thelee
Sidney Branch
Scottsbluff Creamery
Edison
Larson’s Music Store
Integrity In Banking
Nebraska State Bank
the Home Bank
OLDS
Odel
Oldsmobile
Mann Motor Company
Sidney, Nebraska
Mann Motor Co
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