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Titonka Topic in Titonka, Iowa

16 Jul 1925

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Titonka Topic

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Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

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Jul 16, 1925

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6

Santa Oregon and Mormon Trails Again in Public Eye

Historian John Dickinson Sherman notes congressional moves to rename the Oregon Trail as the Old Oregon Trail, amid disputes over historical accuracy and competing trails such as the Mormon, Overland, and Santa Fe. The piece details proposals, key proponents, and the broader debate over which path best represents national growth and memory.

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Salt Used to Kill Barberries Rich in Salt from USDA Study

USDA officials tested over 40 chemicals to control barberries that spread late blight in cereals. Salt crushed rock or ice cream salt emerges as the cheap effective option with minimal risk to livestock when applied carefully.

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Optimal cutting frequency for alfalfa hay debated by experts

Professor L F Graber of Wisconsin College of Agriculture argues for two hay cuttings per season to save labor and avoid winterkill while fitting corn harvest. He notes yields from two versus three cuttings and calls for feeding value studies to compare two and three cut hay.

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Motor Transport Brings Changes in Road Planning

Observers note rapid highway development and plans for broad trunk routes limited to motor trucks on fixed lines. High freight on the Lincoln highway causes passenger discomfort. Massachusetts studies better secondary routes to ease congestion between Boston and Providence. Bus transportation growth is seen as a major factor shaping future road systems.

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Control of Melon Aphis by Spraying

George S Langford, Deputy State Entomologist at Colorado Agricultural College, describes melon aphid control. He notes the aphids reproduce year round, and that natural enemies usually keep them in check but heavy infestations justify spraying vines with nicotine sulfate and soap.

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George $. Langford Colorado Agricultural College
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Soothing Cranky Binder Before Harvesting Time

A Nebraska Agricultural College guide lists common binder problems and fixes before harvest. Issues include a loose main drive chain, misaligned elevators, rusty knotter hooks, incorrect timing, worn knotter pins, and a dull knife.

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Soft Shelled Eggs Caused by Two Defects

Article explains soft shelled eggs arise from two defects: lack of shell forming material in feed or damage to the lower oviduct causing insufficient salt secretion. It notes rare cases with low shell material intake despite abundance. Advice includes offering oyster shell, managing hen weight, and increasing exercise.

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Farm Advice From a Packed House? Apples And Pastures Jumble

A fragmented farm guidance text discusses dairy production costs, cooperation in farming, lime for soils, alfalfa protein, blackberry and raspberry pruning, calf care, early turnout, lettuce as a sickness aid, and calcium supplements for cattle during summer.

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