How to Stop a Big Leak in Harvesting Wheat
J C Mohler urges Kansas wheat growers to cut losses in threshing by prompt cutting and proper stacking. He argues most waste occurs during threshing from the shock, notes weather and handling effects on grade, and champions stacking as a safe, economical method to hold prices, conserve grain, and boost profits.
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J. C. Mohler
Kansas
Last Chance Gone in North Carolina Cabin Tale
A northbound traveler finds rural scarcity in a North Carolina mountain cabin. The resident woman refuses help as Tom has gone to town for corn meal and forgot to milk the cow, leaving the traveler with no refreshments until evening. The scene contrasts farm life with small town duties.
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North Carolina
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