Swat the Rooster and Field Meet Notes
Farmers urged to sell roosters to preserve egg quality in hot weather. The county field meet at Fairbury yielded winners by event with no times or distances, totaling 74 for Diller and 43 for Reynolds and 39 for Plymouth. Reports also promote cowpeas as a forage and silage crop for Kansas soils and include ad hoc cultivation guidance.
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Nebraska
Fairbury
Diller
Reynolds
Plymouth
Max Bell
Elmer Selk
Paul Beckwith
Harold Munn
Carroll Diller
Leon Blauser
Bailey Bell
Raymond Gregory
Frank Tucker
Ellis
Hunka
Selk
Hutchinson
Blausser
Bell
Beckwith
F. Warren
H. Warren
Gregory
Warren
Wayne Munn
Prof
Franklin
Kansas Station
Kansas
Ralph Kerney
Kansas State Agricultural College
Plant corn right from Missouri Station
Good seed corn planted in a thoroughly prepared seed bed leads to a big crop. Test seed and prep seed bed, choose drill or planter plate so kernels drop evenly. Do not mix very different kernel sizes and discard nubs and butts for best results. Use a corn grader for better outcomes.
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Missouri Station
Proper Spraying Practices for Trees
Careful spraying requires full coverage with a fine mist on every part of the surface. Half spraying leaves doors for disease and pests and may be washed away by rain, producing little to no effect. Only complete coverage yields effective control, says the Oklahoma Station.
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Raine
Oklahoma Station
Probate Notice in Fahseler Estate Nebraska
County Court in Jefferson County Nebraska May 13 1916 granted administration of the estate of John G Fahseler to R F Starr hearing set for June 19 1916 at nine oclock A M to show cause why petition should not be granted notice to interested parties by publication for three weeks in a local weekly newspaper Louis J Nutzman County Judge L Rain attorney for estate
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Coule J. Nutzman
John G. Fahseler
Charles Beckmann
Geo. Traden
R. F. Starr
Anand
Prin N Sai
Diller Chautauqua Talk and Local Notes Highlight Week
Reports from Diller include a chautauqua association meeting at city hall to discuss this year's event. Local visits feature Mr and Mrs John Pulee, S H Diller and family, A Q Richardson and Riley Tucker. A baby born near town and a drowning body recovered near Rose Creek are noted along with national notes from Carraza on U S troops in Mexico.
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Diller Chautauqua Association
Glenn Wiggins
Ray Wiggins
Rose Creek
Thompson
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Cure Claim
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It asserts catarrh is constitutional and offers one hundred dollars reward if the medicine fails to cure. It promotes circulars and testimonials and also mentions Ball's Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
Az. J
Y & CO
Toledo
Tc. Ball
Cowpeas in Kansas Seed Crops and Prices
Farmers in Kansas find cowpeas an uncertain seed crop due to weather. Most can raise enough for their own use, with six to ten bushels being typical. Prices run around eight dollars per bushel.
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Kansas
Soil Improvement Through Legume Crops for Hogs
The soil is improved materially by growing legumes for hogs and feeding extra grains to the animals, boosting soil fertility and livestock productivity.
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Kansas City
Kenney
Kansas City Commercial Club
C. B
State of Nebraska
Jefferson County
Louis J. Nutzman
L. Rain
John Pulee
Washington
Kan
S. H. Diller
J. Smith Diller
A. QO. Richardson
Riley Tucker
Auburn
Johnson
Missouri River
Greately
Chamberlain
Florence Slife
Wabash
Ind
Jas. Weddle
Wymore
Emil. Krebs
Clinton Tristman
Harlowton
Hildreth
Clint
Carrahza
United States
U. S
Mexico
Mel. Carpenter
Faye
Douglas
Casper
Wyoming
Burlington
Omaha
Lincoln
North Platte Valley
Wendover
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Wyo
Burlington’s
Big Horn Basin
Powell
RTE
F. W. Black
Neb
L. W. Wakley
Omaha, Neb