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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
3
A Dutch Colonial style home highlights durability and pleasing appearance. The design emphasizes concrete walls for low repair costs, a roomy first floor with 13 by 28 foot living room and a side sun porch, three upper bedrooms with closets, and latticework accents.
Thirteen people from Edsfordport set out to explore the government locks on the Wahagh. Charles Adams, chosen as guard, stood with a club in each hand and toppled into a bowl of bonu salad while defending a rooster stealing pie. The hungry crew returned home disappointed.
New York State College of Agriculture advises buckwheat on poor land needs nitrogen early, then phosphoric acid and potassium. Lodging risk rises in wet seasons, lime unnecessary, and fertilizer packages suggest 200 to 400 pounds per acre of acid phosphate plus 80 to 100 pounds of nitrate nitrogen or ammonium sulfate and 25 to 50 pounds of potash on very thin soils.
A farmer describes a simple device to stop a horse from nosing hay from the manger. A four inch green log is lowered into the manger using two ropes and keeps feed contained. After four weeks the horse stopped wasting hay and the nuisance ended.
After alfalfa hay is cut, do not turn hogs or stock in too soon. Crowns can be injured by close feeding on new growth, possibly killing plants. For best results, let the field get a good start before pasturing, or provide other crops for grazing and reserve alfalfa for later.
Steuben County Indiana launches a purebred sire drive after a livestock survey. County agent T A Parker leads sections and farms report 23 percent purebred poultry, 27 percent bull purebreds, 26 percent horse purebreds, and 42 percent ram purebreds. USDA posters and meetings promote better stock.
USDA notes dipping every 14 days is the quickest path to tick eradication over several years. Regular, complete participation in the program prevents undermining neighbors’ efforts and speeds overall elimination. The Bureau of Animal Industry offers full information on completing eradication efficiently.
Farmers on the Milk River reclamation project in Montana with the U S Department of Agriculture report better gumbo soil handling. Frequent small water applications help crops start. fall plowing and seeding yellow or white sweet clover or sane cav es shows promise for humus supply and establishing grain or alfalfa.
In 1921 extension agents with farm women conducted 12 000 demonstrations in home improvement and arrangement. USDA reports show 12 500 homes built or remodeled 7 000 kitchens rearranged 95 000 homes screened and 5 000 water systems 4 000 septic tanks and 7 000 lighting systems installed.
The Russian trade delegation cites Siberia producing over 16 poods of gold in the first four months of the year, a multiple of 1921 output, valued at about 172 800 dollars at a pood rate near 10 800 dollars. The revival follows mine restarting at Eusatevinsk Alexan drovek Ivanovsk and Youthnotalgtuat with expected output of three poods monthly.
Commercial arbitration in Finland, initiated by a court at Relsingfore under the Finnish General Chamber of Commerce, began in 1911 and grew to thirty cases by 1921. About three quarters involve trade disputes while the rest concern trade customs questions.
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