Board Recommends Change of Fargo School Site
The county Board of Education recommended a new Fargo school site one fourth mile northwest of the former location on the A. Roger farm after hearing an appeal over a site move. The earlier ruling supported the original site. a decision was reserved until Saturday June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Roger
County Board of Education
Ollers
County Superintendent of Schools
R .B. Richardson
J. T. Marrara
Mason
Cecil Storey
Vernon
S.T. Porterfield
H. Ty. Simmons
Tolbert
S. O. Wilson
Weather prophecy for June 2 4 impact on crops worldwide
Foster's bulletin predicts thirteen days of extreme weather starting around June 24 1922 with heavy rain in North America Europe and Australia. East of the Rockies too much rain threatens midwest harvests while the Philippines cyclone and European heatwave worsen conditions. Northeastern and Northwestern divisions expect storms frosts and floods affecting wheat and grain yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
North America
Europe
Rockies
Philippines
Bay of Bengal
Australia
East Indies
Middle
Mississippi
Duluth
Mississippi River
Rockies Crest
Ora
Louisiana
Silage mixtures tested for steers in the South
United States Department of Agriculture reports show silage improves gains and profits for steers versus dry roughage. Tests with cottonseed meal molasses and various silage blends reveal corn silage as the top performer, while sorghum, Japanese cane and Biloxi soy bean silages offer strong results when paired with supplements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture Age
United States Department of Agriculuaire
Louisiana Experiment Station
Wheat outlooks shift as crop reports warn of poor early growth
May crop weather reports show extensive winter grain damage across Kansas Towns Nebraska Missouri and other regions. An editor and a company president note poor wheat stands with only a third of usual roots and short heights. late rains bring partial growth but suggest disappointing yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Chicage Roundun Grain Magazine
TSO Miles
Hopson Gen Company
Torhens
Boy Scouts Support Ve rnon Youth Civic Mission
A column urges shaping boys as democratic citizens through Scouting. It notes Vernon lacks a fully organized troop, cites support from the National Guard Armory, and Chamber of Commerce, and appeals to enlist boys ages ten to sixteen to join for wholesome vacations and improved citizenship. SCOUT MASTER
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
National Guard Armacey
Watts
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Studebaker Triumph Opens Yosemite Roads Despite Snow
Hart L. Weaver guides a Studebaker Big Six with three passengers into Yosemite Valley after three days of clearing five foot snows and fallen trees. The Yosemite National Park Company awards the first car of the season the trophy for crossing under its own power between Modesto and the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart L. Wea
Studebaker
Yosemite Valley
Yosemite National Park Company
Pacific Coast
Yosemite National Park
Compeey
Modesto
California
Big Six
Wawona
Oelock
Bishon Creek
Deen
Necesary Mies
Itci
Ens
Stadebraker
Difficulties in tracing trail over snow covered roads
A fragment notes problems in finding a trail due to snow covered roads. The unreadable text suggests travel delays and possible obstruction but provides no concrete names or locations.
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BOARD
Cheerum
Sive
Ulysses Roosevelt Jones
Alabama
Brest
Ulysses
Agin
Lissen
Foster’s Bulletin
Northwest
Diveston
City
Chicago
Ness World
Mit Thei
Tims
Wielat
BOY Scouts
RST
Yosemite
Hello of
Price’s Mattress Factory
Oakland
Maxwell
Works Auto Go., Inc
Wubi
Saturda
Paacan
Solita
West Pease Street
PD Ee eeeRee
Vernon, Texas
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