The Crime of 1920 in Public Debate
A long editorial excerpt from La Follette's Magazine rebukes the old parties for betraying voters and enabling big business. It argues the 1920 actions by Democrats and Republicans protected monopolies, harmed workers, and subverted self government, urging reform and warning of ongoing disillusionment among voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seustor LaWollele
Yeurs
Atrard
Washington
Esei-Cummins
Whiel Lus
Poultry Show Prep and Feathery Care for Exhibition
Poultry clubs advise exhibitors to select birds near the American standard and train them by daily handling to reduce fear. White varieties should be washed for show, while dark colors may skip washing. cleaning of head feet and shanks is emphasized. Use warm water and soap, rinse thoroughly, dry with towels, and oil lightly to enhance color. Maintain stable temp and avoid drafts, with careful positioning away from stage heat for best plumage.
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Umd
Ole Boss
United State Department of Agrculture
Stdin Colleges
Hein
Plymouth Rocks
Tony
Sweet clover timing and hay harvest guidance
Brookings South Dakota asks how to manage sweet clover planted twelve acres in April now ten inches tall. State agronomist advises that hay can be cut this year while plants are green, clipping earlier yields better quality, with second year growth lighter. In year two two crops possible: hay and seed, but seed ripening requires judgment to avoid shattering.
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Brookings
Aig
J. S
Dewey
S. Duk
Dp. A. No Hume
State, College Agronomist
Sealed bids flood Roberts County school house project
Sealed bids will be received by the School Board of Roberts County up to and including the 14th day of August 1920 at 2 o'clock PM to build a schoolhouse and district contractor to finish all building material, according to plans and specifications issued by the school board. Plans may be examined at the office of the county superintendent. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated July 14, 1940. Elmer Currence, Clerk of Official Board of Wastes Township, Peaver, South Dakota. July 16, 1920. County Court, Executor of the Estate of L. F. Brown, Deceased. Samuel Brown, Executor. Lars J. Grinager, Canton, SD. Attorney for Estate.
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Sour Wukuu
Youngy Roberts
Bourdreserves
Elmer Currence
Cial Board of
Hee Brown
T. FP. Brown
Cantor
Samuel —. Brown
L. F. Brown
Lars J. Grinager
Canton
Attomner
Elon
South Dakota
South Dako
Roberts
Lawrence School
Hank of Peeger
Duttionri
Linden Sche
Dan Rines Board
Stapleton
Clark
Dodge Roadster
C Hurley E. Conrad
M. Knight
Sisseton
H. M. Knight
Charles FE. Conrad
Goters of
Sisseton Township
Sehool House
Sissetun Township
Selo
Schoal
Shte Grove
James AL. Stapleton
Clert
Piston Township
More Food Value From Corn Silage Than Other Crops
Almost any green crop can be silaged but corn yields the most food material per acre and preserves nutrients best. Silage reduces dry matter loss to 15.6 percent versus 23.8 percent for field fodder, with less waste and quicker planting cycles. For guidance, request Farmers' Bulletin a on Silage Making from the USDA in Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Cooperation in Community Building at Local Church
Ny August Sun morning service on Co operation in Community Building and evening topic The Challenge. pastor O W Butterfield invites all to attend, noting property values rise with developed communities and human progress.
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W. Butterfield
Michael Garcia to Marry Margaret Murray in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh couple Michael Garcia and Margaret Murray plan a wedding, with Garcia aged 70 and Murray 79, reflecting a later-life union in the city. The notice highlights their intent and forthcoming vows amidst a community context.
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Pittsburgh
Michael Garcia
Margaret Marray
Stranger sells fake whisky for $400 in burned sugar water
Tyndall August 2 A local Avon business man was approached by a stranger offering a large stock of good old Crow whisky hidden in a secure place. After negotiations he paid $400 for the liquor, which arrived later and proved to be burned sugar water. The supplier vanished with the money.
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Tyndall
Avon
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