Potatoes and Soil Selection Guidance by George Stewart
George Stewart, head of field crops at Utah Agricultural College, explains how potatoes thrive on warm fertile soils with good moisture retention. He warns arid western conditions hinder yields on alkali, waterlogging, or extremely coarse sands and gravels, and stresses the need for mineral nutrients and organic matter to maintain root access and tuber quality.
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George Stewart
Utah Agricultural College
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Bether
Ube
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Middlewest
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Mother admits beating child to death in Sugar Camp
Mrs. Stanley Bloruski confessed to beating year old Alkan Mewski with a heavy poker at the Dlom Ski farm house in Sugar Camp. District Attorney A J Ametia said she signed an affidavit exonerating her husband. A coroner jury found death resulted from beatings and neglect. The case cites a broken arm and frozen feet from punishment in severe winter weather. Bloruski and husband were held for trial. the husband reportedly renounced his wife.
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Mhishlander
Wis
Stanley Bloruski
Alkan Mewski
Fey
Sugar Camp
A. J. Ametia
Blomski
Here's to your health Wine tea brings you enjoy ment
An advertisement touts Schilling Tea as a fine practical tea for the economical American family. It warns against common tea due to tannin that irritates stomachs and nerves and promotes Schilling Tea as a better choice for health and comfort.
Bravery Tale Of Romanian Girl Scout Evaterina Teodoitoit
Major Liviua Teiusanau recounts the heroism of 16 year old Evaterina Teodoitoit a Romanian girl scout killed in action. She donned boy’s clothes to join the Eighth company of the Eighth regiment after mobilization and had both legs shattered by shell fragments before being commissioned an honorary lieutenant in the Fifty third regiment and later killed in action.
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New York
Evaterma Teodo- Toit
Jeannes
Liviua D. Teiusanau
Legation
Washington
Manhattan
Eraterina
Shelé
Ognen Motorcycle Club Announces February Parade Meet
Notice calls motorcycle riders to assemble at the post office on February 14 for a four part parade participation. Signed by Ognen Motorcycle Club at 2819.
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Ning
Ognen Motorcycle Club
Wilson to Appoint Minister to Holland
President Wilson plans to nominate William Phillips assistant secretary of state as minister to The Netherlands. Phillips will travel to New York soon after a London trip necessitated by Mrs Phillips illness and may be sent to the Senate with Hubert Underwood Johnson of New York named ambassador to Italy. Henry Endicott, a wealthy shoe manufacturer, is reported dead in Boston.
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Washington
Wilson
William Phillis
Netherlands
Phillips
New York
England
Ilnexs
Phil Upa
Marker
Senate Coon
Hubert Underwood Johnson
Italy
Endicott Dies at 65 After Illness During War Service
Massachusetts food administrator and wartime arbiter Jon Nubile Endicott died in a hospital at 65 after returning from the South a few days earlier with an illness that required an operation. His death was unexpected. Endicott was a widely known figure in war dispute resolution and state committees.
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Massachusetts
Wine J
Mr. Endicott
Arizona Ratifies Woman Suffrage Amendment
Arizona completed ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment by a special session. The Senate adopted the ratifying resolution at 6:15 p m after the House approved the move this afternoon, with unanimous support. Arizona becomes the thirty final state to ratify the amendment.
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Ariz
Arizona
Xenate
House
Toby
Mississippian Writer Advertised in Local Store Notice
A fragment notes a Mississippi writer who for fifteen years contributed to the Brooklyn Nally Eagle. It mentions a Washington Avenue shop offering bananas, other fruit, meat, fruit, confectionery and groceries with prompt service, open all the time. Also references J. J. Beurnmitt paying top Liberty bond prices at 2417 Hudson Avenue.
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Washington Frat Store
Washington Avenue
Juls Chambers Dies in New York Pneumonia
Juli a Cham field, known as a writer explorer and playwright, died yesterday of pneumonia in New York. Born in Bellefontaine Ohio in 1847, he helped establish the Parla edition of the New York Herald in 1887 and served as a correspondent in London Paris Madrid and other cities. He organized an exploring expedition that discovered Fixtonkee. Minn head walters of the
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New York
Juliia Chamfield
Bellefontaine
Ohio
New York Herald
London
Paris
Madrid
Fixtonkee
Head Walters
Graves Registration Board 16 Appointed For Return of U S Dead
Definite steps toward repatriation of American soldiers killed in France were taken as Secretary Baker named Col. Henry Rathers and Col. Heatley Mott to lead the Franco American commission. They will search for grave sites and arrange permanent rest places, with French agreement to facilitate exhumation and transport of remains to the United States.
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America
Europe
France
Shonor
Laversean
Parler
Minheise Foreign Affairs ‘Committee
JOE
Cordance
Ralah Haye
Tersan
Fire at prison damages Texas safe penitentiary
Fire of undetermined origin at the Texas safe penitentiary in Houston caused about 70000 dollars in damage. Prisoners aided in fighting the flames as the blaze disrupted the Heate area facility. A separate item notes heavy losses believed at a paper plant near Gat as five workers are missing their lives or presumed dead after an explosion or fire at Abitibi Pulp and Paper plant.
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Houstorn
Texas
Heate
Toronto
Abitibi Pulpaml Paper Company
St Frequoie, Gat
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West Ogden Milling Co
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Harvard
Yale Record
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