Profit Is News In War Affected Agricultural Market
Conditions caused by the war linger in economics and farming. The Daily Drovers Telegram is promoted as a value combining daily news market reports and farm home content for southwest farmers. An ad note urges treating sorghum seed for smut with formaldehyde to prevent crop problems.
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Daily Drovers Telegram
Southwest
United Press
World Office
Price
Ogallah Elevator Company to Hold May Meeting
The annual meeting for the Ogallah Elevator Company will be held at its Ogallah Kansas office on May 11 1920.
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The
Ogallah Elevator Company
Ogallah
Kansas
Ogallah Elevator Co
Sudan Grass as Best Annual Pasture for Kansas Cattle
A Kansas agricultural circular by Prof. L. E. Call and Prof. J. B. Fitch states Sudan grass is the best annual pasture for dairy cattle. It grows across the state, peaks in July to September, and best supplements native pastures. Using Sudan grass maintains milk production in midsummer and rests native pastures for better late fall feed. Its use is rising and should expand further.
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L. E. Call
J. B. Fitch
Sudan
Kansas
Real estate transfers and Hessian fly note in Kansas paper
Real estate transfers list multiple Wa Keeney W D deeds including Snyder to Larrabee and Wilson to Staatz, with various lot and block references. A Hessian fly situation update from Kansas State College and USDA notes reduced threat to eastern Kansas winter wheat, while other states report continued damage. The piece also features a civic poem praising local merchants.
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Eliza M. Snyder
W. L. Larrabee
W. D
North
Wa-Keeney
J R Wilson
F W Staatz
Clade Martin
Harry Martin
H Fabrizius Jr
E. H. Hillman
EE Hillman
H H Wilhelm
W Parks
L C Gleason
Keeney
Collyer State Bank
August Westman
J. J. Keraus
A. L. Marshall
Smith
A L Marshall
J J Keraus
Smi
J. Dorman
Ray Shaw
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Federal
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Middle Western
Kentucky breeding stallions advertised near Wa Keeney
Pure Bred License 334 Franz Joseph is five years old and weighs 1900 pounds with roan color. Kentuck y Jack-Cap 16257 foaled February 10, 1916 stands 16 hands with 71 inch girth and 9 bone. Cam Moline Kentucky Jennet bred by J C Evans Piedmont Kansas. Season 1920 at my farm five miles south and four miles west of Wa Keeney every day. Jack $20, horse $15. Mares disposed of or removed will be considered with foal and service fee due. Mare and colt to stand for service. care not guaranteed. 6rf.
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Jueau
Juneau
Annie
Kentucky
Russell
My Farm
Wa Keeney
Kansas
Rusper
Orice
Trege County Fair
Fred Rensmeyer
Keeney
Franz Joseph
Jack
Cam Moline
Kentucky Jennet
J. C. Evans
Peidmont
Collyer
Borhood
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C. R. Hille
Margaret Swiggett
Home Town Boosters
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E. B. Webb
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