Coal Soon To Be A Luxury In United States
A study by Prof Alfred K Friedrich of Iowa State College warns that coal could become a luxury within a century as consumption rises. The US Geological Survey notes only about 0.5 percent of coal deposits are mined yearly, leaving likely 200 years of supply at current use, though modern mining could extend this.
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United States
Alfred K. Friedrich
Towa State College
United States Geological Survey
Buy Drain Tile Early for Scarce Supply This Year
Farmers should order drain tile now as supply will be tight this spring says A W Turner of Iowa State College extension. Clay product firms have sold nearly all stock and will restock late in spring while concrete firms trail by about a month. Tile prices have risen roughly 250 percent, but farmers continue expanding tile installations.
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A. W. Turner
Agricultural Engineering Extension Department
Iowa State College
Oly
Uile
Rules for Livestock Breeders From H H Kildee
The history of our well known breeders shows that to establish a good reputation as a livestock breeder one should follow ten rules. Be honest. Choose a breed and stick to it. Breed with the correct type in mind. Study pedigrees for inherited characteristics. Keep your herd free from disease. Develop the young and maintain breeding stock through wise feeding and management. Boost better livestock in your community. Advertise judiciously. Exhibit at county and state shows. Remember that a satisfied purchaser is your best advertisement. Be prompt in registering and transferring animals and fulfill all guarantees.
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H. H. Kildee
Orchard Spraying Expands Vastly In 1919 Count
County agents across 86 counties report 2 342 orchards sprayed in 1919 up from 419 before farm bureaus. Projections for 1920 estimate 4 109 sprayed, averaging 48 per county, a 75.4 percent rise. Findings imply farmers allocate spring days to spraying when corn work is delayed.
Erosion Work Expands Across Thirty Five Iowa Counties
Iowa State College engineers plan soil erosion demonstrations in 35 counties. The program highlights proven methods from Tews farms and emphasizes preventing ditch filling and new ditches. An estimated one cubic mile of soil erodes annually from U S farms into seas and oceans, with Iowa contributing significantly. Farmers urged not to delay erosion control efforts.
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Agricultural Engineering Extension Department
Iowa State College
United States
Gulf and Oceans
Iowa
Why Trees Fail To Bear Fruit Causes and delays
The article explains why trees may not bear fruit. varieties differ in bearing times, with Jonathan at five years and Northern Spy at seven. It cites blossom without fruit due to spray injury, tree vigor issues, and environmental factors like high winds, cold rains, and cold weather that hinder pollination and fruit set.
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Jonathan
Sugarless Holiday Candies From Iowa State College
Households facing high sugar prices can still craft tasty confections using tested Iowa State College home economics recipes. Nougat with Honey blends honey maple sugar eggs and almonds, cooked to brittle texture and cooled under weight. Peanut Rolls use butter honey cream of tartar glycerine water and a dash of soda, poured over crushed peanuts and rolled into strips before slicing.
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Iowa State College
Spraying Orchard Boosts 1920 Crop Returns
The old orchard can be placed on a paying basis with better yields if sprayed now. Plans to spray trees cost 60 to 70 cents per tree for four sprayings. Sprayed orchards of good varieties may profit up to 20 percent on a $1,000 acre value, while unsprayed ones fail as hog pastures.
Quieting Title Suit Over Perry Goss Heirs Estate
Plaintiffs Anderson and others seek to establish clear fee title to Northwest Quarter of Section 33 in Township 100 North Range 33 West in Emmet County Iowa. They claim heirs and successors of Perry Goss and Mary F Goss hold title by inheritance and warranty deeds, with prior mortgages, trusts, and contracts fully settled, asking court to quiet title against all defendants and unknown claimants by January 15 1920 with judgment at next term.
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Perry Goas
Mary IF. Goss
Albert B Goss
Ellen K. Goss
William E. Goss
Perry K. Goss
Bruce S. Goss
Alice Goss
Edwin E. Goss
Anna Goss
George P. Goss
Emery F. Goss
Amy L. Goss
Chester A. Goss
Edna E. Goss
Ruth L. Goss
John H. Bertelsen
J. B. Binford
John S. Tucker
John T. Royce
John D. Wilson
W S. Gilman
N. A. Cowdrey
5Th P. M
District
Court of Iowa
Emmet County
Range
Perry Goss
Mary. F. Goss
Geo. P. Goss
Albert
Mary F. Goss
Albert B. ‘Goss
Charles ‘B. S. Goss
John F. Goss
Edwin L. Goss
Eva
J. Goss
Julius C. A. Goss
Grundy County
Illinois
Albert B. Gose
Elenik. Goss
Perry K. Gow
Bruce $. Goak
Albert B. Goss
District Court
Powesheik County
Iowa
Des Moines Valley Railroad Co
Gilman
Emmet
Moses B. I. Goddard
West 14
Northwest
Elizabeth A. Gammell
Said Bertelsen
Binford
Tucker
Royce
Wilson
M. L. Archer
Hertin
State of
Court House
Estherville
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Romlig, Texas
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Mr. Arendt
Ata UL
Quaker Oats Co
Burt & Jones
L. M. Hauser
Estherville, Iowa
L. G. Thompson Bldg
Phione
Inter
Walker D. Hines
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