Women Discuss Topics for Farmers Clubs and Holstein Success
An Iowa correspondent urges women in farmers clubs to debate home and farm topics, suggests using a question box, and lists books and libraries for study. The piece highlights local program autonomy and notes Wallaces' Farmer offers guidance, while detailing Holstein cow trials, dairy co-ops, and New Salem breeding circuits as examples of cooperative farming improvements.
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Farmers’ Clubs
Iowa
Farmers’ Club
Indies
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Town
Amn Minois
Urbana
Wisconsin
Madison
Indiana
Lafaytte
Missouri
Columbia
Kansas
Manhattan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Minnesota
St. Anthony Park
St. Paul
Epes
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa Station
Tows Library Commission
Bro Ram
Farmere
Wallaces
Robert J. Bulkley
Ohio
House Committee On Currency, Banking
Uncle Sam
France
Germany
New England
Nevada
Montana
Derraneys
Senate
House
Brown
West Virginia
Stone Ae Tiliats
Weaver
Oidahorre
Exmple
Jone
Banker-Farmer
Hollis
New Salem Dairy Farm Inspection Reveals Strong Stock
New Salem, N D July 3 A surprise inspection of the New Salem dairy farms shows surprisingly good stock across the locality. Farmers express astonishment at the number of pure and well fenced herds found among eleven farms and many superior specimens noted.
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New Salem
N. D
Ione
Rural Credit Legislation Status in Congress
Article by Robert J. Bulkley analyzes ongoing efforts on rural credit reform in Congress. It notes heavy discussion from bankers and policymakers about the shape and pace of impending legislation, stressing the need for practical steps and clear milestones.
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Congress
Robert J. Bulkley
Thsarian
August Woman's Home Companion highlights and features
The August issue showcases 17 babies among 100000 examined at Better Babies contests, all married by physicians, plus articles on vacations, Queen Mary of England, landscape gardening by Frank A. Waugh, homemade fireless cookers, posture guidance, and a Brittany summer fair. Fiction and features from noted authors accompany fashion, cooking, housekeeping, and young people sections.
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Woman’s Home Companion
Soverign
Frank A. Waugh
Massachusetts College of Agriculture
William J. Croraie
Katharine Ferguson
Brittany
Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
Fannie Heaslip Lea
Margaret Busbee Shipp
Margarit Spalding Gerry
Mary Heaton Vorse
Menry Hutt
Charles C. Curran
Wand Tousey Fangel
Vacations as comic mirror of marriage and money
A humorous jeremiad on vacations calling them mistakes tied to railroad culture and divorce lawyers. It spins satire on steamship fares meals and the lure of travel, claiming vacations expose folly in men and women, wealth, and domestic life.
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United States
Flax Crop Profit Hint From North Dakota College
North Dakota Agricultural College advocates best cultural practices to boost flax profits. The article notes flax wilt, a parasitic fungus, reduces yields and soil fertility, urging formaldehyde spray methods, clean seed, and careful field management to prevent disease spread and sustain flax as a viable crop.
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Fey
C. Churchill
North Dakota Agricultural College
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Foxtail Grasses in Vermont Study Compare Green and Yellow Varieties
Vermont Experiment Station researchers describe green foxtail and yellow foxtail as closely related grasses with about twenty similar forms. They note common names such as foxtail, pigeon grass, or botte grasa and begin to outline the primary differences between the two species.
Time's Bristles and Buffer in Tawny Yellow Foxtail
The fragment names Buffer and tawny yellow foxtail appear early in the text, with references to bristles on the head of time. Context is unclear, but it centers on descriptive botanical imagery and nomenclature. Names and entities are limited by the fragmentary source.
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Vis
Grain stubble from mid samumar years after flood
Grain stubble remains from mid samumar era after flooding, with farmers assessing crop residue and soil impact. Officials note ongoing recovery efforts and potential reseeding plans as memories of the event linger among rural communities.
Use Of Barnyard Manures By R Waldr on Sup Dickinson ND
R Waldr on, Superintendent Dickinson ND, discusses barnyard manure use. He advises applying as top dressing with small grains or plowing under before cultivar crops like corn, roots, or alfalfa, and notes composting enhances utilization and suppresses pests.
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R. Waldron
Dickinson ND
Q000 POINTS OF ROTATION KC DONEEEUE
The passage outlines a petition aimed at soil improvement and farm efficiency. It argues rotation supports prectivity, reduces losses, curbs weeds, improves labor distribution, lowers unit costs, and aids feed for livestock, enabling marketing of certain products and conversion of rough crops to manure to sustain soil productivity.
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KC Doneeeue
Arcnonys Dabots
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Tay
Northwest
North Dakota
Mets
A. J. Downey
Conitescent
North Dakota’ Experiment Station
G. W. Randlett
North Dakota Farmers’ Institutes
Federal Reserve Board
Federal
Secretary of the Treasury
Gy & BR Jones
Vermont
Mid- Samumar
Goriner
D. A
Amd
Williston Mill CO
Williston, N. D
Williston State Bank
General Banking
Salony
Byinens
Mydle
A. Bolberg
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