Farmers Picnic And Meeting At Ashland Junction
Announcement for a June 30 1921 Farmers Picnic and Meeting at Experiment Station Ashland Junction with a full day program. Lectures by Geo C Humphrey and F B Morrison on animal husbandry and livestock feeding, plus value of livestock association work, lunch, and an afternoon of field demonstrations for men women and girls. Rain plan noted and honey raising note. Also classified ad for a five acre tract near town offered by W A Robinson with details and terms.
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Ates
Geo. C. Humphrey
Experiment Station
W. A. Robinson
Weeds Crowding Wisconsin Crops Urges Action
Madison Wisconsin authorities warn of fast spreading noxious weeds including Canada thistles and morning glory that threaten grain and clover crops. Prof Stone says town chairmen weed commissioners and the public must act to enforce laws and control growth, aiming for gradual eradication and stronger support for enforcement nationwide.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Stone
Division of
State Department of Agriculture
Norgord
Capitol
For Sale Elegant City Residence In Prime Location
One of the best residence properties in the city recently modern throughout with hot water heating. Finest location in the city and a bargain for quick sale. Inquire of W. A. Robinson at Times Building. tf.
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W. A. Robinson
Times Building
Sugar consumption set to hit record high in fiscal year
The National City Bank of New York reports rising sugar demand in the United States with imports from foreign countries up for ten months, domestic production at an all time high, and exports about half of the prior year. If trends continue, per capita consumption may approach 100 pounds in fiscal 1921, up from 91.5 in 1920 and 82 in 1919.
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United States
National City Bank
New York
Bull Associations Prove Viable in Many Dairy Communities
The United States Department of Agriculture notes about 120 bull associations exist in 30 states. Extension officials say communities with 200 or more cows can better afford a bull association and should collaborate to replace inferior bulls, gaining benefits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Division
Near East Relief praised by investigator for Armenia aid
During the Paris Peace Conference the American Commission to Negotiate Peace sent Capt. Benjamin Burges Moore to study Armenian conditions. Moore’s findings credit Near East Relief and the American Food Administration with saving Armenians from disappearance and urge continued support.
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Paris
Benjamin Burges Moore
American Red Cross
American Food Administration
Pasture Land on Hillsides Forage Yields Explored
Pasture lands on hillsides are often steep and unsuitable for cropping yet with proper care they can yield profitable grass. Many pastures are so hilly that cropping is impossible, but suitable management can restore good grass production and returns.
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Greenville
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Good OF Bull Associations
Geo. Mertz
Washburn, Wis
Robert Greening
6Th Ave
Ashland, Wis
the Zastiel Company
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Hansen Lumber Co
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