Annual White Sweet Clover Yields Well Says Department
The U S Department of Agriculture notes annual white sweet clover grows luxuriantly along roadsides and in other rough places. The new annual form seeds readily, provides emergency hay, and can be planted after harvest if conditions allow. Seed remains scarce and high priced, and buyers should be cautious to avoid confusion with biennial seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsies
United States
Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Campaign for Better Sires uses enrolled stock breeders nationwide
The campaign started in October 1919 under the U S Department of Agriculture shows 204 045 chickens enrolled and 9 070 membership certificates issued. States and possessions Guam and Porto Rico participate with Virginia issuing 1200 certificates. Nebraska leads in total stock enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Tenament of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
Guam
Porto ‘Hico
Virginia
Nebraosky
Best Growing Conditions Amid Woods And Soil Notes
A fragmentary item discusses best conditions for growth under trees and soil, noting animal disturbance and trampling risks. The piece appears as a clipped note with names and shelf marks, mentioning Anil, Charles Alfio and a three week reference, but the readable content is limited.
Temporary pastures best for sheep, says USDA
United States Department of Agriculture experts advise rotating sheep to temporary one acre lots. A 1 to 25 sheep ratio minimizes parasite risk, reduces labor, and allows fresh pasture every 10 to 14 days. movable fencing enables dividing large fields into two parts for efficient grazing and breeding stock separation.
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United ‘Blazen Department of Agriculture
United States
Standards for Containers in U S Department of Agriculture Proposal
Three main shipping container standards are urged by the Bureau of Markets to end uniformity gaps. A bill now before Congress would set five sizes of splint baskets four sizes of round stave baskets nine sizes for bushel baskets and multiple sizes for hampers to standardize capacity and strength.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Congress
Kill Green Cabbage Worms with Soap Emulsion
Agricultural note advises using laundry soap mixed with water as a non arsenic spray to make cabbage leaves adhere and kill cabbage looper and small worms. It also mentions nicotine sulphate or kerosene emulsion as alternatives against cabbage bugs and other pests.
Farm Report Lists Livestock and Manure Yields
An unclear farm record outlines livestock categories such as horses dairy cows and hogs as well as manure yields. It notes totals like 0.8 ton and references farm conditions and committees in a terse summary.
Wordsworth Piece Hazy Notes in Fragmentary Text
Fragments referencing Wordsworth and a traveler hint at a literary note or diary entry. The readable lines mention a Botwant and an Ortin voice, with an unclear scene by a door, offering little concrete context or identifiable event.
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Wordsworth
Fragmentary Local Social Notes From Madison County
A damaged page item lists names and visits around town including Mr and Mrs Joseph Jouxton, Col Jones funeral, and various residents from Newark and Philadelphia areas. The text records weekend visits, dinners, and family connections in a small community, with scattered mentions of towns like Walnut Valle and MeAtey.
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Matnesburg
Chive Keevlees
Robert Martine
Willig
New ‘York
Oscar Hack
Newark
Frank Relmer
Hapturng'y Xinteres
Johi
Gilbert
Siler
Surow Wi
Alex
Eugene Woll
Phidelphic
Sir Andon
Andress
Mikud
Elwood
Joseph Jouxton
Hardwick
Mie
Anna
Heck
Faetoryyilie
W. J. Wittrick
C. Albertson
Daggheer
Hlalestown
Mery
Barn
Warton
Wiltam
Harvest Home at Muscones Church Draws Large Congregation
The harvest home at Muscones Valley church drew a large congregation amid a fair of stories and testimonies. Attendees heard speakers from Pehieetan Copy Tew and Trampton while families gathered for the event. A funeral service followed for Mrs. Finn von Jagen, with interment in Valley church cemetery. A mink report notes damage in poultry yards and ongoing efforts to curb the animal.
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Coniy Valtey
del Muriday
Armatitty
Dallas
Meyers
Prat
VW. Petty
Trampton
Migs
Mary Sharps
Oxford
Harrigan Taylor
Oll
Acs
Cleutia Hlaslor
New York
Taylor
Min
Finn von Jagen
Ue Loase
Whitheslay
Sherman
Valley Church
Monster
Erol von Hagen
Mes
Annie Findra
Ob Elizabeth
Missex Amullia
Rose
Gladdis Ho
Cantilever Shoes Support Posture And End Fatigue
The design of cantilever inner soles and well-set heels aligns weight distribution to the arch, preventing flat foot and reducing fatigue. Ordinary shoes twist toes outward and shift weight to a weak arch point, while cantilevers allow steadier standing and better appearance.
Community Notes Shifts and Visits Spread Across Town
Local residents report a flurry of visits and arrivals as families return home after recent stays. Names include Mrs and Mr Albere Drjusarh and Jane from Phipsbury, and Mr Tail Mew and Chan Stops in Louisiana, with multiple social updates across households.
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Kucksburg
Albere Drjusarh
Jane
Phipsbury
Tail
Chan
LA Duby Ie
Hame
Gaener Walters
Caton Sunty School
Rie Martseet
Mhuradiy
Henry ‘Helm
Henry Ta
Betyldere
Mies
Edith Wimttac
Phib Apabure
Mra Willan
Siinthor
Ming’ Sark Metady
Aston
Clinton Martian
Chitzen
Mint
Charles Fuer
Hullaw
Phitwhelphis
Kilzabert
Norton
Felenda
Taree Bridges
Plemngton
Frank
Titman
Mary Tind
Vlalted
Mra
Susi Woolcutt
Munday Vyontinig
Willard Tum
Paipsbury
Chas
Charonde Smith
Jiumnes Simith
Ihn Npsburi
AEA
Sa Cowdiya
Lest
Henthyxtown
Bruny Slawyer
Local notices list residents and visitors in Washington
A jumble of names and places notes people moving into the city and visiting relatives. Mentions Mrs ATE Smith of Washington and Miss Heather Weneham with local households, along with other names and towns such as Porth Amboy and Tev and Morg Armstrong.
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Armstrong
Harry
Amboy
Fo Newell
A. TE. Smith
Washington
City Beeple
Aimed Floundevilly
Tive Litte
Heather Weneham Heio
TL Smith
Wishinston
Marriages and visits noted in scattered Portland and Bangor listings
Local society items report several weddings and visits across Columbia, Portland, and Bangor. Names include Oren Columbia Ackerman and Dorotha La Furre, with Lemuel Kianns and others mentioned. other notes cover business and trade discussions and remarks on wartime finance and exports without formal details.
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Columbia
Oren
Hangor
Ois Phuit
Bangor
Bastar Ten
Ilattiint
Fey
Fragmentary OCR headline about crop and timing
Fragmented text references crop and timing details with unclear names and dates. The readable parts mention months and products but lack coherent events or participants to define a clear news item.
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Mtodenhaugh
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Mitodtturnal
War Finance Corporation
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Poplin
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