Polk Is eleventh U S President and Tennessee Native
The eleventh president was born in Mecklenburg County North Carolina grew up in Tennessee served in Congress and as Tennessee governor 1838 and was elected president in 1844 defeating Henry Clay. He died in Nashville Tennessee in 1849 at fifty five.
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Oregon
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Tenn
Sugar Beet Industry Elevates Colorado Agriculture
Charles I Saylor notes Colorado leads in beet sugar, with fifteen factories driving rural growth, irrigation needs, and crop rotations. Last year the beet districts yielded about 1.5 million tons worth 7.5 million dollars, spurring rail links and livestock feeding use for pulp and molasses.
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Colorado
Charles I
Saylor
Yellow pine wood prized and long lasting Rocky Mountain resource
The yellow pine wood is light strong dense and durable the most valuable in the Rockies and widely used. It forms an excellent watershed cover due to dense foliage and close stands. Western yellow pine reproduces from seed with abundant natural regeneration from old trees. Seeds ripen in fall of the second year and store well in dry cool places for years with moderate vitality loss.
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Rocky Mountains
Codling Moths Overlap Generations Across Apple Season
The first and second generations will overlap so larvae appear in apples throughout the season. In the Ozarks the second generation emerges around July 15 and increases through late July and early August.
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Ozarks
A. L. Quaintance
Kans. farmer reaps gains in steer feeding with cotton seed cake
A Kansas farmer earned large gains in steer feeding as a writer from Iowa homestead notes. He marketed six carloads of steers and achieved a daily gain of 3.4 pounds over 140 days by feeding three pounds of cake at the finish.
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Iowa
Need for skilled blacksmiths in rural communities
The Kansas Farmer urges in rural areas a skilled blacksmith presence. It criticizes inept smiths as a cause of many horse foot troubles, implying a demand for capable craftsmanship to maintain horse health.
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Kansas
Potato Investigations Show Varying Blight Resistance
Ohio experiment station reports that early blight resistance varies not only between potato varieties but also among hills of the same variety. Seed from blight-susceptible hills rots earlier than seed from resistant hills, suggesting seed selection can build blight tolerance. Stakes mark resistant hills for later seed saving.
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Ohio Experiment Station
West
Jersey City to Build Worlds Largest Playground
Jersey City plans a sixty nine acre playground larger than Ath ens stadium and bigger than Prospect park adjacents parade ground. The project includes an immense swimming pool recreation piers esplanade baseball golf tennis cricket and lawns. The Real Thing showcases a cartoon of job seekers and an all round man advertising for work.
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Chicago Tribune
The Second Table of the Law and Love Your Neighbor
A gospel era lesson explains the second table of the law, duty to neighbor, with the Golden Text thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. It links Jesus and Paul to righteousness, notes the inward life, and previews Moses on Sinai and the Ten Commandments.
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Short Talks By L T Cooper and Indigestion Relief
A claims dismiss indigestion sufferers as ill tempered due to bulky stomachs. The speaker cites Mrs Ellen Keogh of Superior Wisconsin who describes severe digestive woes improved after using Cooper's New Discovery, noting she now enjoys meals and better health after ten years.
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Ellen Keogh
Ogden Ave
Superior
Wis
Cooper medicines top sales proving great merit
Cooper medicines show the strongest sales compared with rival products, indicating superior merit and consumer preference.
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