Students Win Spoor Trophy For Iowa State College
Iowa State College students captured the Spoor trophy, a permanent silver statuette, as inter-collegiate judging champions awarded by the International Live Stock Show. The Iowa team, with one Kentucky member, represented the college after a year of trials from freshmen to seniors. Coach Prof. W. H. Pew led the effort, building on eight prior winning programs.
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Town State College
Iowa State College
Iowa
Towa
Kentucky
L. C. Wine
Willison
E. 9. Girton
State Center
Ray Gatewood
Ames
J. W. Schwab
Stilson
Robert C. McChord
Banon
Harry Boyts
Kimball
Sioux City
College
Iown
Illinois
W. H. Pew
Department of
Animal Husbandry
W. J. Kennedy
Chicago
Towns State College
Be Rid of Corn Root Aphis Iowa Oat Varieties
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station reports on combating corn root aphid with crop rotation and deep cultivation. Seven oat varieties tested at Ames show Kherson leads in yield and value, with Silver Mine, Green Russian, Swedish Select, White Russian, Siberian, and Early Champion also performing well. Local suitability varies by county.
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Iowa
Y & L. Webster
Aphia
Forbes
Diinois
Towa
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Kherson
Story County
Silage Poisoning Risk Warned For Horses
State College expert DH. C. H. SFANGH cautions Iowa farmers about moldy silage fodder and grain poisoning horses. Spoiled feed must be rejected as cattle tolerate it better but horses face fatal illness. Ensilage remains valuable but requires careful inspection before feeding to horses.
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DH. C. H. Sfangh
State College
Iowa
Curious Court Fete Between French and Spanish Valleys
In the Pyrenean highlands at the boundary stone of San Martin French villagers present three calves each year to the Spaniards of Roncal as a tribute. The scene includes mayors in scarfs, a warlike procession, a ceremonial cross, and a peace oath before a magistrate in Isaba. The ritual ends with a joint feast and disputes resolved by the alcalde, tracing back to a 1375 peace and treaty.
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Pyrenean Highlands
San Martin
Bareton
Roneal
Roncal
Isaba
Brero
Spain
St. Louis
France
Alfonso the Wise
Vranoce Wa
London Spectator
Making Antiques. Expert cabinetmaker ages furniture fast
A Chicago News note explains that a skilled cabinetmaker can transform a fresh piece into an appearance of two centuries of age and can also be a poor example to a boy. The item highlights craft aging and its public perception.
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Chicago News
Hasn't Been Made Money Question in Domestic Row
A fragmented dialogue reveals a domestic dispute about finances. A husband is asked if he gives his wife money she wants, replying there isn’t that much. The short exchange ends with a mention of washing tops, suggesting everyday domestic tensions.
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L. C. Burnett
Town
Doren Ee
Maud—Beatrix
Harper’s Bazar
James H. Collins
Wellalow Allilild
Arthur D. Cromwell
Henry Jackson Waters
Kansas Agricultural College
Wilson
P. F. Trowbridge
Cyril G. Hopkins
C.iiclesin
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Porter Williams
Estherville
Howard Graver
James-Rapra
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Estherville,owa
Adatrants Ontetuliyee Poate
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