New agrostologist Spillman maps hay and grass distribution
Prof. W. J. Spillman, new agrostologist for the Department of Agriculture, presents Census Office maps showing hay and grass distribution across the U S. Alabama and Georgia lag in fertilizer use, while Illinois favors livestock and grasses. Spillman notes South soil wear and potential for livestock farming. He hails from Pullman Washington, cites Palouse wheat yields and exceptional lava-derived soil fertility near the Snake River canyon.
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United States
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Pullman
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Palouse Country
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Palouse
Rural free delivery faces road barriers to expansion
The article argues that rural free mail delivery will struggle to become universal due to poor roads. It warns of growing discontent among communities without good roads and urges national, state, and local cooperation to fund general road improvements as essential for broader service.
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Terra Firma
Post Office Department
Is There a Hole in Your Milk Pail A Satire on Averages
A humorous piece notes a Holstein cow named in the Royal Cow Peerage breaking milk records with 2754.6 pounds and 123.5 pounds butter in 30 days, contrasting her with the Average cow producing 3646 pounds yearly and 127 pounds butter. It argues against nameless cows and praises virtuous farming.
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