The Crandalls and the Stendhals in Wittegar Street
Martha Crandall Johnson and Deeping Johnson preside over a wealth laden Crandall house where Adeline Crandall Johnson grows up. Adeline elopes with music teacher Jacques Stendhal after a doomed engagement to Donald Dugan, then remarries Jacques, reshaping a family saga set in a grand, somber mansion.
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Crandalls
Wittegar Street
Crandall
Martha Crandall-chird
Deeping Johnson
Martha Crandall Johnson
Adeline
Adeline Crandall Johnson
Martha
Martha Crandall
Crandall-Johnson
Crandall-Johnsons
Donald Dougan
Dugan
Patty
Jacques Stendhal
Witte
Jacques Steents
Adeline Stendhal
Jacques
Nimlle
Filano
Crandall House
the Johnsons
Crandall-Johnson House
Donald Dugan
Plan Prevention of Soil Erosion Campaign Progress
The U S Department of Agriculture presses an erosion prevention program with new regional stations from Atlantic to Pacific. Dr Henry G Knight reports hands on field work in Bethany Missouri Pullman Washington and Page County Iowa with terracing and runoff measurements. Sugar beet yields rise with phosphatic fertilizers in Colorado Nebraska and the Dakotas amid a shift of factory workers back to farms.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Atlantic
Pacific
Henry G. Knight
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Doctor Knight
Washington
Bureau
Midde West
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Bethany Mo
Pullman
Wash
Page County
Iowa
Utah
Lake
Salt Lake
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Dakotas
Substitution of Ground Wheat for Dairy Feeds Approved
The Texas college feed conference board at A and M College approved substituting ground wheat for corn or milo in certain dairy feeds. For 19 percent protein dairy feed, limestone ground or rolled whole wheat may replace hominy feed milo chop or ground barley up to 20 percent, with at least 5 percent of one ingredient. A carbohydrate supplement with limestone and cows ground or rolled whole wheat may replace finely ground milo heads, hominy feed or ground barley up to 20 percent, with no more than one ingredient dropping below 50 percent.
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Texas College Feed Conference Board
A. and M. College of Texas
Annuals and Biennials of Weeds Hard to Kill
An immense amount of weed seed is produced by annuals and biennials polluting soil for years even if no more plants seed. Perennial root systems like thistles and dandelions renew growth until tops are destroyed. Weeds persist when farmers reseed land with crop seeds containing weed seeds instead of buying pure seed.
New Onion Diseases Destructive Across the United States
The United States Department of Agriculture reports two new onion diseases, one from Europe and a local newcomer, in Farmers Bulletin 1060-6. Yellow rot and Yellow dwarf threaten crops from sets or seeds, with others like smut mildew and rust affecting fields and storage. Farmers can request Bulletin 1060-F free from Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Europe
J. O Walker
Department
Oregon
Norfolk
Louisville, Jr
Pleasant Valley
Iowa
Farmers Bulletin
Office of Information
Washington, D
Right Care of Calves Means Improved Cows
A Montreal Herald writer notes that good breeding alone starts herd improvement but many calves become undersized due to environment. An eastern province dairy visit showed purebred sires with refined cattle yet poor production. Nearby a farmer fed well and used calves from strong stock, illustrating the impact of early nutrition and the “corn crib cross.”
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Montreal Herald
Middle Western
Prevent Scab in Barley by Selection of Land
Rain and damp weather during heading foster the barley acab infection and the fallow land near riverside areas shows more foggy conditions and disease. Lodged barley is likelier to suffer. Avoid cutting until fully ripe and plow land thoroughly before sowing barley to reduce scab risk.
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R. G. Shanda
University of Wisconsin
Chgekia
Rivera Seema
Weeds and Crops Guide For Soil and Pests
The guide advises keeping weeds down to conserve soil water. Sweet clover roots reach four feet within a year. If clover or alfalfa fail, plant soybeans. Seeding can extend to late June in a normal year. A wild Mediterranean plant called red squill yields a safe rat poison with minimal danger to other animals.
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Mediterranean
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for children's bowel relief
Simple laxative claim promoting Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin to ease feverish or upset children and restore regular bowels. Cites Dr Caldwell's birth record and universal use for ages, claiming quick comfort from biliousness headaches and colds.
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Dr. Caldwell
Mail Vehicles Log Over 50 Million Miles Last Year
Automobiles carrying United States mail covered more than 50 million miles in about 15 million hours of operation during the past year.
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United States
No Novelty Wifey Quip at the Door Said by Judge
A courtroom quip by the judge features a husband and wife exchange about an old clothes man at the door. The judge uses the line Tell him I’ve got all I need. The brief exchange highlights domestic humor in a legal setting.
Dust of a Country Ride Recalled on Hard Roads
A reminiscence notes that limited experience with country roads has made the dreadful dust of rural travel seem distant and nearly forgotten. The reflection contrasts rough roadways with improved paths and the memory of dusty journeys fading from daily life.
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Fannie Hurst
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Wnou Service
Hiccox Chemical Worka
Maile Ge
Hulda Smith
Black Ave
Pierce
S Agaih
Lincoln
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