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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1915

Page

3

Fayette County Ohio Boy Produces 111.76 Bushels of Corn

Willard C. G. Kirk summarizes his high yielding corn acre in Fayette County Ohio. He details soil preparation, seed selection of Dunseth Yellow Dent, rigorous seed testing, timely fertilization, moisture management, and multiple cultivations. A severe windstorm and drought-adjacent challenges were overcome to reach a marketable harvest of 111.76 bushels.

Dunseth Rowe Acre Willard CG. Kirke

PAYROLL OF CIVILIZATION MET BY FARMER

Peter Radford argues farmers fund most industry payroll and warns lawmakers against wasteful policies that raise costs for agriculture. He cites national payroll figures, criticizes full crew bills, urges budget cuts, and calls for a return to farming to sustain rural prosperity.

Peter Radford National Farmers’ Union

The Fair's Mechanical Giants Teach Progress and Economy

A reflection on the mechanical department at the fair, praising inventors as boarders of progress. It lauds the world’s greatest thinkers in iron and steel, saying inventors are the farm’s most valuable hands and their labor lightens toil, extending life and opportunity for mankind.

Agricultural ‘Department United States

Farmer Radford on Woman Suffrage

The essay extols women as central to home and national virtue, arguing motherhood and domestic welfare justify keeping politics and government out of the female sphere. It warns against women bearing government burdens and pleads for focus on home duties. Busy readers are urged to use Want Want Ads.

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