Potatoes for Next Year's Planting
An article reviews hill selection to boost potato yields. It cites the Ohio experiment station showing high yielding hills produce greater yields over three years. It also notes fall digging and seed selection as key, plus a Maine grower reporting substantial gains from careful hill selection and midseason culling.
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Ohio
Maine
Wallace
Frosted corn silage packing and water needs
Frost killed corn dries quickly and silage must be hydrated with ample water from a well or spring to pack tightly and prevent souring or molding. Ensure water is plentiful, especially around the edges, to avoid spoilage. Do not abandon the crop due to frost.
Public Auction At Stone Farm On October 8 1915
Public sale of farm property at Stone farm located four miles east and four miles south of Germania and near Buffalo Center announced for Friday October 8 1915. Sale begins at 12 o clock noon with lunch provided. Worthen Bross of Germania acts as organizer.
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Germania
Worthen Bross
Buffalo
Tonka
Horses and Colt Sale Description Fragment
A fragment lists 31 head of livestock including 14 year old sorrel mare with foal 1 bay 3 year old mare weight about 1200 and 32 yearling colts plus 2 geldings and 1 mare, with a sucking colt, noting the horses and colts are all good ones.
Head of Cattle Sale Notice
Head of milch cows with some giving milk and several due to freshen soon. Nine head of yearling steers and heifers. One two year old heifer with calf. Short Horn bull present.
Auction of Farm Equipment and 1914 Overland Car Appeals
Sale lists John Deere binder and multiple cultivators with 40 acres of corn and two hay stacks. Also offered are eight head of hogs and about 150 chickens with terms of 12 months on bankable notes and cash for items under $10. Auctioneers are W B Tripp and clerk Frank Sheron.
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John Deere
Bain
Overland
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
Seed questions and drying tips for farmers in local notice
Farmers discuss seed harvest timing and methods for drying corn. Advice covers hanging ears, avoiding crowded clusters, spreading in well ventilated spaces, and sealing buildings against cold. Emphasis on printed stationery for proper identification and addressing in farm communications.
Frost timing and corn silage for frost risk
An editorial note advises delaying silage to maximize dry matter in corn while readying harvest. If frost arrives, use water in the silo to compensate sap loss. Weather may delay until Oct 26, but frost chances are against it. compare likely frost impact on hard versus soft corn per Wallace's Farmer.
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Pennsylvania
Howe
New Orleans
United States
Bui
Westmoreland County
Westmoreland
Washington
Fayette
Somerset
George Washington
Nortwestern
Rairoad
Ward King
Ioiwa
Criath
Mt. Pleasant” Township
America
Germany
Laurel Hill
Alleghany Mountains
Chestnut Hidge
Wallace
Weil
A Poor Yield For Cor With Hustler at Kehl Farm
Cor with Hustler, Philly Kehl sowed 120 acres of oats last spring aiming for a bumper crop. Excessively soggy field delayed binding until overripe. Birds ate about a thousand bushels, leaving 7,920 bushels thrased for an average of 66 bushels per acre.
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Philly
Eggs Wanted for Cash or Trade at City Market
City Meat Market owner J. B. Buns announces a new policy to buy eggs for cash or in trade. The notice invites local suppliers to bring eggs to the market for immediate purchase.
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City Meat Market
Well Drilling Services and Livestock for Sale
An Iowa ad offers well drilling and cleaning services by Wm Helfer of Titonka with a satisfaction guarantee. Also selling Short Horn cattle a mix of reds and roans, raised by Prince Acanthus Jr., with contact in Sexton and a phone mention.
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Wm. Helfer
Titonka
Iowa
Shore Norn
Prince Acanthus, Jr
Sexton
L. A. Holanus
DR NOY BALL GRADUATE VETERINARY SURGEON
Calla panswered promptly, Phone 49 Titonka TowA.
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Noy C. Ball
Calla
Titonka
Towa
Visitors and visits fill Germania News column
The Germania column lists Fred Keultz and two sons visiting Woden and many local residents visiting relatives in Kamrar Estherville Buffalo Center and Algona. It notes a threshing accident injuring Peterson Brothers crew and describes various travel visits from Luverne to Mason City and Glidden, plus a marriage in Ledyard and a nursing note about local teachers and officials.
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Germania News
Fred Keultz
Edward
Chaos
Thaves
Woden
Campbell
Luverne
Minn
Wu. Keurtz
A. Buhrends
F. A. Welp
Kamrar
Fey
H. A. Kossack
St. Louis
Geran Presbyteria
Wim. Evans
Algona
Richard Cook
Buffalo, Center
H. G Smith
A. Q. Smith
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Mason City
Auburn
Chas. Bryan
Little Doughtvar
Estherville
C. Johnson
Buffalo Center
Ms. C. Thomann
J. J. Reka
Armatrong
Harvey Claussen
Hugh Carr
M. Simpking
Portland
Oregon
Fred Jenks
Ledyard
City
Blanche Elvidge
Bark Eyen
Callendar
Ralph Geardes
Henry Beaker
Guy Torine
Sween
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N.H. Noble
BR. G. Seymour
Buffaln Center On & Business
Mule P
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