The Hub Promises Rural Welfare Focus for Northern Dunn
The Hub pledges to promote farming interests in Northern Dunn county with a mission to improve farm prices and oppose unscrupulous traders. It advocates better laws roads and rural telephone service, calls for new ideas and a stronger dairy sector, and aims to publish monthly records of important local events. Wheeler sells Pride of Elysian flour cheaper than competitors by 10 to 15 cents.
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Dunn County
T. E. Lunn
Building a Silo: Moveable Stave Silo Offers Flexibility
The article argues for silo construction of any material with emphasis on movable stave silos as quick, flexible options. It notes silage benefits for dairy and other stock, urges buying soon even if financing is needed, and cites plans to build several silos to leverage carload rates and save about $10 per unit.
Notable Visitors Inspect Dunn County Normal and Rural Schools
Doctors Walter H. Page and William Hill with Wickliffe Rose and Wallace Buttrick visited Dunn County last week to inspect the county agricultural and normal schools in Menomonie. Page aims to designate Dunn County as a type county for intensive future rural life study to aid farm youth, with Rose and Buttrick addressing normal students and Edes speaking for the school. Three-fourths to nine-tenths of local population relies on rural economy, prompting talk of a Dunn County Rural-life association to discuss tillers of the soil and rural legislation.
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Walter H. Page
Roosevelt Commission
William Hill
Chicago University
Wicklffe Rose
Nashville
Tenn
The
Peabody Fund
Wallace Buttrick
Central Board of Education
Menomonie
the Normal
Messrs
Rose
Page
Buttrick
Edes
Dunn
Rural] Life Commission
Dunn County
Rural-life Association
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C. A. Sahlie
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