Nebraska Notes Hit By Weather And Labor News
The State Federation of Labor plans a meeting in Omaha on August 8 while the State Editorial Association sets sessions August 31 to September 2 in Omaha. Farmers in Callaway report hog sales totaling 1 318 head and $27 000 in June. A highway bus link between Fremont and Howells starts service. Walther League conventions shift to Detroit after Omaha meeting. drought and hail damage issue in Pierce and surrounding counties with losses up to $750 000.
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State Federation of Labor
Omaha
Hamilton County Fur
Cheyenne County
State Editorial Association
Post Office Department
Fullerton
Fremont-Omaha
Fremont
Howells
Detroit
Walther League
Callaway
J. H. Sarver
Farragut
Cuming County
J. C. Smutz
Pawnee County
Pawnee City
Joe Novek
Pierce County
T. J. Majors
Peru
Neb
State Extension Service
M. B. Posson
F. Q. Ld
W. Lic McNutt
Ord
Poland
Portland
Arthur Harris
Ravenna
North Platte
Harry Arson
Bea‘trice
Harry O'Neill
Stapleton
Frank Finkle
Finkle
Gibbon
Chautaugus ‘Association
Martin
Broken Bow
Soy Beans Becoming Big Seed Crop
The soy bean is rapidly becoming a major crop in the corn belt, shifting acreage from corn and expanding seed production for 1922. Indiana and Illinois mills plan large seed purchases, oil and meal demand grows, and associations promote a commercial outlet. Soybean seed offers a new cash crop with uses in oil, meal, soap, paints, lard substitutes, ink, and as cattle feed.
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Winogis
Indiana
Illinois
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Pasture Crops For Hog Feed And Soil Care
The article discusses using rye and pasture crops to feed hogs, improve soil, and exercise breeding and growing animals. It outlines sowing windows from August 20 to October 1 with regional variations, then notes possible December plantings in warmer climates, and suggests successive plantings for continuous pasture. It also mentions farm services and products like a dentist and rug washer as context.
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Corn Belt
Hog Raisers Plow Barn Lots for Pasture and Parasite Control
Hog raisers may accomplish two desirable results by plowing up barn lots at least once a year. First, hogs need succulent pasture as much as possible. Second, they gain protection against internal parasites like roundworms.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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