What Is One Hundred Per Cent Americanism
James Malone argues that true Americanism aligns with government citizenship standards, rejects bans based on religion, and demands equality before the law. He condemns intolerant groups that punish or bar individuals for creed, urging every citizen to uphold liberty, justice, and loyalty.
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James Malone
United States
Ametia
Dastary
Ited Staures
Tao
Saul
Teres
Tips on Silage Corn Harvest and Silo Care
Experts advise cutting corn silage when kernels are dented and most leaves brown. One-half to one inch lengths for cutting improve palatability and fermentation. After filling, settle several days, refill top, and cover to prevent spoilage. Use three to four loads of stalks for covering and ensure sides stay higher to avoid air pockets. Feedings can begin immediately after filling, with full silage reached after heating.
Early Pigs Gain Best in Fall Feeding Guide
Q W Wallace Iowa State College urges starting fall pigs on pasture when available and using supplementary ration. For early growth through 100 days, two or three feeding regimens mix corn wheat middlings tankage and skim milk or buttermilk, with creep protection and emphasis on growth over fat.
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Q. W. Wallace
Iowa State College
Winter Coat for Lawn
Instructions advise laying aside lawn work now and protecting turf for winter. Do not mow until snow. cover with manure and straw mulch to shield the lawn and aid spring quality. W B Ward of Iowa State College notes seeding now yields poor results. suggest sowing rye as a cover crop if ground is prepared.
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W. B. Ward
Iowa State College
Harvest Onions Now For Best Quality
The horticultural department of Town State College urges timely onion harvests. Remove onions from the ground and place in slatted crates three to four inches deep in the field. Allow to dry, but protect with tar paper or ether covering to shield from dew and rain.
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Horticultural Department
Town State College
Cooperative Thinkin and class divides in old speech
Ames Abe advocates cooperative thinking amid class tension, warning that farmers and laborers fail to unite. Nick Murray Butler criticizes separate meetings, urging a joint gathering likened to a prayer meeting to align aims and avoid self serving priorities.
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Nick Murray Butler
Oso
Ripe Talk Against Wall Street Renters at Winter Field
A speaker railing at money renters from Wall Street urges unity among workers and tenants. He argues shared hardship in bare winter fields leads to summer loss, calling for communal meals and open discussion to plan collective action.
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Maiden Lady Church
Wall Street
Sam Gompers
Drying Soft Corn On Farm Proves Cost Effective
Iowa State College tests show soft corn can be dried on the farm for under five cents per bushel. A 40 by 8 foot crib with corn eight feet deep dried at about two cents per bushel, reducing moisture from 30 percent to 19 percent.
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Iowa State College
Certified Wheat Available From Iowa Experiment Association
The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association reports Tobred and banned certified seed wheat are now available to Iowa farmers after field and bin inspections. Certified seed must be 99.77 percent pure for variety, free of other grains and noxious weeds, contain minimal weed seeds per pound, and weigh at least two pounds below standard. Applications go to the farm crops section, Iowa State College, Ames.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Farm Bureau Notes Emmet County Meetings
A Baxter township Farm Bureau crowd gathered Tuesday evening for an engaging program and a finch supper. In 12 Mile Lake, Chris Ertland hosted a well attended meeting with music by a youth chorus and an address by Emmet County Farm Bureau president Mr Crone. Young folks enjoyed movies as part of the program. Estherville township Farm Bureau met at John Iaffs home on Friday evening with J S Shan now leading a discussion on Emmet County Short.
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Klsworth Township
Mack Ellis Ao
Farm Bureau
12 Mile Lake Farm Bureau
Crone
Emmet County Farm Bureau
Estherville
Estherville Township
John Iaff
J. S. Shannow
Emmet County
Three Day Millinery School and Apple Marketing Demo
Ames Extension Service runs a three day millinery school in Emmet County in December with two representatives from each township to learn and demonstrate cutwork later to their communities. H E Nichols will visit Friday for an apple picking and packing demonstration addressing marketing and packing issues and advising attendees to bring apples to sell. Shortage of seed corn noted with little old stock available. seed corn from crib must be saved and selected from milk to maximize germination and vitality.
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Ames
Emmet
H. E. Nichols
Farm Bureau
Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
The period September 22 to 27 calls for showers around midweek and again toward the end of the week with a cool start and finish.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Iowa Hatchery Conference Sets Rules at State Fair
At the state fair on Thursday August 28 Iowa hatchery men adopted a set of rules and regulations for accredited hatcheries. Fourteen hatchery men signed the document and it was sent to the secretary of agriculture for approval awaiting his endorsement.
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Iowa
Secrety of Agriculture
TRY BETTER MARKETING More in 1923 Farmers Adopted Marketing Practices
American farmers increased marketing practice adoption in 1923 per USDA reports with 939,290 farmers using improved methods. Minnesota leads in farmer business organizations, Iowa tops livestock marketing associations with 647 counties noted. Consolidation around railroad lines and larger, better located coops reduces overhead and reflects Iowa State College extension insights by E L Gady.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Iowa
Iown
Hardin
Lucas
E. L. Gady
Iowa State College
Still Some Sobred Wheat Seed Available for Iowa Farmers
A small supply of sobred wheat remains in one and one half bushel lots for Iowa growers to try. One seed lot may be obtained for $3. Interested parties should write to Joe J. Robinson secretary Iowa Agricultural Experiment association Ames Iowa.
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Iowa
Joe J. Robinson
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association
Ames
Towa
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