Minneapolis Family Traverses Westward Pioneer Style
H L Schneider and his wife with two young boys camp in Lemmon for a week during a cross country journey from Minneapolis to California. After seven months on the road they hope to reach Montana for winter, relying on farm work for funds and lifts from locals.
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H.L Schneider
Lemmon
Minneapolis
California
Aters
Orly
Schneider
Sehneiter
Smali Boys
Montana
Plans for merit only admission to academies urged
The proposal supports compulsory courses for all students with top finishers gaining admission to West Point or Annapolis for officer training. It argues against selecting entrants with family political connections and favors selection based on merit shown in the training schools attended.
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Westpoint
Annapolis
Aberdeen Postal Receipts Reach New High in 1915
Post office receipts in Aberdeen from December 1914 through November 1915 totaled 99 550 27 dollars, short of 144 73 by hitting 100 000. The prior twelve months showed 84 144 72 dollars, a gain of 15 710 55, underscoring growth and prosperity in Aberdeen and Brown County.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
Cream Quality Boosts Farm Revenue, says SD State College Expert
H W Gregory of South Dakota State College dairy husbandry explains that thicker cream yields more money and less waste. Skimming high test cream saves on feed and shipping, with butterfat tests around 35 to 40 percent being ideal for buttermaking in different seasons.
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H. W. Gregory
South Dakota State College
Winter grain in South Dakota bulletin evaluated by experts
Bulletin 161 from the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station weighs winter grain advantages and disadvantages across the state. It notes no proven hog breed type exists and invites farmers undecided about winter or spring planting to request the free bulletin from Dr. C. Lipp of the Veterinary Dept. in Brookings.
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South Dakota
Feeding Corn Silage and Farm Misconceptions
A critic from South Dakota State College argues corn fodder has limits as animal feed. The text notes ropy uneaten stalks and warns about farmers pressed by loan costs. the author contrasts practical fodder with optimism about silage usefulness.
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F. A. Finch
Prof
C Larsen
S. D. State College
Mulefoot Hogs and Cholera Immunity Claim Debunked
The Veterinary Department at State College reports no hog breed is naturally immune to cholera. Across the United States experts agree Mulefoot hogs do not possess inherent immunity. Buyers urged to avoid assuming immunity or skipping vaccination.
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Vetrinary Department of State College
United States
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