Denton area listings mix of supplies and weather notes
Local notices list stationary at Denton's, insecticides, Paris Green at Hansen's, and Fly Chaser at Denton's. Shoppers visit Algona and Burt. rain lightly noted. several residents travel for shopping and family visits.
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Denton’s
Denton
Kodak
Denton's
Dewton’s
L. Hansen Ware
Therold Dittmer
Hansen's
Hess
W. J. Denton
Arend Swalve
Buffalo Center
Jake Weigands
Alice
Harm Wirties
Sheriff Hackman
Algona
Arthur Ward
George
Albert Nelson
Forest City
A. Kelley
Marshall County
Wm. Amesbury
Town City
C. W. Tuttle
Dr. Sartor
Otto Harig
Doan
J. C. Weise
Bancroft
Titanica
L. H. Mayme
Emmetsburg
Spolis
Beulah’ Crose
Titonka
Burt
Little Falls
Minn
Maree
Hazel Pink
Des Moines
Mias Margaret Kirkpatriclk
Fee Yeenee Glen
Reibsamen
Bank of Manly
Chas
Alden
Sudan grass suited for Iowa hay as emergency crop
Sudan grass, a high yielding and reliable emergency hay plant, can be sown now through July 1 in Iowa. Yields are best on plowed ground, with some fall success on previously tilled soil. It is coarse but palatable to cattle, best cut twice for quality, or once when seeds near maturity.
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D A. Schultz
J. P. Fisher
Des Moines
Davy
J. F
Ross Oesterreicher
Fontanelle
Ross
Chas
Callies
W. F. Callies
John Zwiefel
John
Algona
Town Falls
Denton
C. B. Mitchell
Will Schram
Titonka
Cunty
F. R. Amesbury
Jeff
Jeffers
Minn
Hisg
Chas. Relbshmen
John Spear
Storn
A. Matters
Robert ‘Callies
Fred Wiskern
Minneapolis
W. J. Danton
Fred
Titanka
Saa
Alta Clement
Miss Florence
Minneapolis School of Dramatic Art and Oratory
Clement
C. W. Mechler
Marinus Christenson
Will Rickliff
Heifner
G. B. Wise
Jerry Schutter
Hazel Budlong
Hampton
J. J. Budlong
Pacific Coast
Hazel
Edith
California
A. B. Mitchell
Edward Bruns
Mitchell
Union Township
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Titanica Théatre
H. C. Armstrong
Victor Lamoreus
Britt
Lamoreux
Armstrong
Q. BH
Hedwick
Decorah
Chicago
Minnesota
A. Cash
Hedwicks
John Emerson
Post Voice
John Ulrich
J. M
Townsend
Rockwell City
Britt News
Kasguth County
Cerro Gordo
McGhee
Clarence Knutson
Clear Lake
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Dorchester
Farm Crop Department
Iowa State College
Sudan
Sudan grass as a late-spring crop alternative
The passage notes Sudan grass can be threshed like grain, yields well as seed, and is suitable where late spring delays oats and prevents corn planting. It performs best when broadcast at 14 pounds of seed per acre.
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Sudan
Persistent cultivation urged to eradicate Canada thistle
J C Eldridge of Iowa State College farm crops department says sustained, regular cultivation is essential to control Canada thistle. For small patches, cultivate every four to five days. for larger patches, smother crops like cane or millet may help. After smothering, plow and plant a cultivated crop such as corn to finish elimination.
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J. C. Eldridge
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
Keep Bees From Swarming Tips From Iowa State Apiary Expert
F B Padsock State apiarist at Iowa State College says preventing swarms saves about five dollars per queen departure. Prevent overcrowding with extra brood chambers, improve ventilation with larger entrances, shade hives, and remove excess drones and drone comb. Maintain hive activity and monitor bees to reduce swarming.
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F. B
Padsock State Apiariet
Iowa
Mr. Padock
Grade Crossing Safety Drive Aims to Cut Dangers This Summer
The newspaper notes progress toward eliminating grade crossings, a costly, long term effort endorsed by President Harding. It credits progressive railroads and public safety officials for past eliminations and urges public participation in a summer safety campaign to protect pedestrians and drivers from crossing incidents.
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Harding
Giohe-Gazette
French Rehabilitation Progress Acknowledged By Government
The French government reports that 90 percent of farms in war torn regions are restored to productivity with American aid playing a substantial role. A dedicated group of Americans has helped reclaim tillable land and improve output beyond prewar levels due to new farming methods and tools.
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France
Salt needs for lambs and Haggard’s Iowa roots
The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station notes lambs require salt in summer to avoid craziness and reduced wool production. In a separate memoriam, D A Haggard, the oldest native Iowan, observed 83rd birth anniversary with friends at Upper Des Moines Republican. born 1839 in Dubuque County, served in the Union Army, settled in Kosu County.
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John My Evard
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa Station
Iowa
Des Moines
Mr. Haggard
Kosesuth County
Algona Upper Des Moines
Florida's Everglades And Vast Swamp South Part
Florida is often called the Everglade State due to the extensive swampy region in its southern area. The description notes the state's notable marshlands and watery landscape shaping its identity.
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Florida
Everglade State
Salt for Livestock Free Choice Feeders Recommended
The note urges providing salt to all classes of sheep, swine and cattle for anytime intake. It advocates free choice feeders as the best method.
Gasoline supply declines in March 1923 figures
National Petroleum News notes March 1923 domestic consumption and export trends reduce supply durations for gasoline and kerosene. Gasoline falls to 59.4 days from February's 66.2, kerosene 52.5 from 60.7, while gas and fuel oils and lubricants also shift. Weather and delayed spring buying affected demand.
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National Petroleum Association
National Petroleum News
From 50 Cents to Riches in Iowa and Missouri
August Studer related how he arrived in America with fifty cents, worked hard, and built wealth. He rented farms to his sons in El lington township, owns 800 acres in Palo Alto and Kosuth counties, and holds a Missouri farm. His journey began in Lena Illinois, then Wisconsin, before buying an eighty acre Iowa farm near Wesley for $6.60 an acre. Emmetsburg Democrat.
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August Studer
Ellington Township
Palo Alto
Kosauth
Missouri
Wesley
Studer
America
Lena
Illinois
Mr. Studer
Petersburg
Canada
Mr. Bruder
Wisconsin
Iowa
Emmestsburg
Democrat
OWA Farmer Strikes Gold From Gravel on Farm
Emmestburg June 7 Mr Herke near Gaettinger says his amalgamation machine yielded ten dollars in gold from a day’s gravel run ten hours. He notes the machine misadjusted allowed much gold to escape and expects greater value when properly set. J Kelley wins land in the gold belt after sending gravel samples to Denver and reporting sizable returns.
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Emmestburg
Herke
Gaettinger
Iran
Greettinger
J. Kelley
Gold Belt
Denver
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