Extension Work At Ogovates Farm Extends Into Education
Detroit reports on Georgia State College of Agriculture President New M. Soule outlining agricultural education extension. He covers need, methods, organization, and progress. Emphasizes extension school, soil tests, correspondence and farm demonstration, farmers institutes, and collaboration with agencies. Also notes growing reach of extension departments across states and impact on U.S. agriculture.
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Detroit
Anew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Ir. Soule
Farmers’ Institute
Agricultural College
Tas Ling
Extension Service
Experiment Station
State Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a cure for gray or lifeless hair. The ad claims the old-fashioned sage tea mix restores natural color, removes dandruff, and refreshes dry hair, selling at fifty cents a bottle through druggists and agent A. W. Taggart.
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Wyeth
Wreth
A. W. Taggart
Eight Amendments Defeated in Ohio Vote
Eight of forty-two proposed amendments in Ohio were defeated in the Sept. 2 special election. The eight defeated measures include equal suffrage, a fifty million dollar road bond issue, outdoor advertising prohibition, labor injunction regulation, death penalty abolition, voting machine elimination, women’s appointment to offices, and removing the word white from the constitution. Overall turnout was under 60,000 votes.
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Columbus
Urge Boycott of Hucksters in Des Moines Market
Des Moines officials warn the municipal market may fail if hucksters persist. Marketmaster Morrison cites hucksters buying farm produce for resale at home and charging inflated prices, mixing decayed items, threatening grocers and the market plan. A boycott urged as the sole escape to save the market house, with license and ordinance options deemed infeasible.
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Des Moines
M. J. Morrison
Needham
Enty
Down Town
Morrison
P Rocers
Wilson assails high living as tariff warned at state fair
Governor Woodrow Wilson spoke at the state fair amid the largest crowd yet in his presidential campaign. He argued tariffs boost prices, noted meat prices rose 30 to 40 percent in ten years, warned against protectionist quacks, and used a surgical metaphor to oppose high living costs. A stand cracked but held during his remarks.
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Syracuse
Woodrow Wilson
United States
London
Wilson
Mill workers shift support as Roosevelt gains in mills
Washington observers report North Carolina textile mill workers plan to vote for Roosevelt in the upcoming primary, challenging Senator Simmons who seeks protectionist backing. Democratic leaders fear a broader trend among mill operatives could swing the election, amid talk of tariffs and bull moose influence.
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Washington, D. C
New York
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Simmons
aguSttal
New England
Pennsylvania
Taft
George W. Perkins
Bull Moose
American Protective Tariff League
Iowa State College Explores Briquette Feasibility for Iowa Coal
The Iowa State College engineering experiment station expands briquette testing to convert Iowa coal into briquettes. The aim is to reduce clinker formation and boost heating value, assessing practicality and economics of mining and crushing Iowa coal for improved burn. Past analyses of Iowa coals supported state institutions, with hundreds of samples tested.
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Amen
Iowa State College
Iowa
Engineering
Towa
Sealed bids sought for Waterloo Water Works coal
Sealed bids for furnishing coal for the Waterloo Water Works year ending October 1, 1914 are due by 3 p m on September 1972. Bids must be 44 screenings or larger and specify coal size trade name and locality mined. State delivery method and price delivered in bin at the Water Works. Right to reject bids reserved.
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Waterloo Water Works
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Georgia College Outlines
Chamberlain
Estella EB. Brewer
Lilah Brown
Clara Clermont
Alice Close
Gertrude Worthan
William Adams
Atwood & Kies
Coley Berg
Albert Bonesteel
F. H. Boni Jr
Phinny Burnham
J. G. Carrin
Carroll
U. S
Frank A. Carson
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
A. E. Cholson
FW. Christen
Wane Coffin
Leslie Crary
Jas
Walter Pulley
Estevan Ramirez
George Rahle
William Reynolds
Louis Rhyndis
W. EB. Ritter
CC. B. Roamer
J. Rofske
F. A. Sherburns
James Shoup
Same Simonson
Frank Slate
L. J. Snow
E. B. Stevens
Jack Stucker
H. J. Thielman
Leon
Ohio
Save Market
Marketwaster
Iowa Homestead
James M. Pierce
Mothere
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlante
Gost
E. M. Henderson
Kimball Plano
Meri
Fet Ag
Fikliaid
Waterloo College of Commerce
Dk. Armstrong
Pres. Armstrong Mfg. Co
Joe Raymond
Raymond Furniture House
Corner Fifth and
Lafayette
Waterloo, Iowa
Ames College
Cole
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Horace
Hore
J. A. Jaynes
Old Waterloo
Kansas
West Park Ave
Scotch Woolen Mill
The
Scotch Woolen Mill Tailors
East Fifth Street
NEW York Floral CO
Sycamore Street
Fowler Co
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