England and Daughter to Leave For Keyser West Virginia
Mrs and Mrs William JH Melieve of South Braddock Street plan their departure for Keyser WV with their daughter Mrs Phy Violet England and the former's son-in-law Prof Melieve. Other social items note Mrs W S Clark and son Master Billy Clark visiting Washington and Miss Frances Cockey visiting Mrs B D Davis in West Clifton Street.
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England
Violet England
William JH. Meliwee
South Braddock Street
Keyser
W. Va
Virginia
Rocky Mount
W. 8. Clark
Master Billy Clark
William Brown
Washington
Frances Cockey
Mount Washington, Md
B. D. Davis
West Clifford Street
Stump blasting cautions on hang fires and delayed checks
A cautionary note warns builders to avoid immediate investigation after blasting stumps. It recommends examining the charge the next day and favors electric firing as the safest and most reliable method.
Fertilizing Value of 1 Manure Is Overlooked
Farmers neglect barnyards allowing manure piles to block doors and soil floors with filth. They overlook the drainage of liquid manure called Hula and need better barnyard settings, cement floors, and proper spacing to conserve nutrients.
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Benet
Date of Seeding Wheat and When to Harvest
A North Yakoma station review of 46 years of seedling and harvest dates shows harvest usually occurs on August 10 when seeding ranges from May 4 to May 6 or April 1 to April 26. The study finds little linkage between seeding date and harvest timing, though late seeding tends to produce a shorter straw and lighter crop given weather conditions.
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North Yakota
Turkeys Grow More Efficient When Confined And Fed Properly
Farm note highlights confinement improves turkey production and recommends up to date practices. Advice includes feeding sprouted oats or fresh alfalfa meal. Ohio experiment station notes silage in fattening steers boosts corn per acre and lowers beef costs, urging wider silo use.
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Ohio
Beans as Poultry Feed Not Desirable Option
Poultry men use boiled cull beans only as a supplement not a substitute for laying mash. Potatoes are costly and not desirable. when fed they should be boiled with bran at noon to ensure hens eat egg making material. Maintain regular scratch grain morning and night. Beans and potatoes reduce mash intake but not enough to cripple egg production.
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Mesers
F. G
William G. Price
Chester Warlow
Lansdowne, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Marceline!day
Ralph Forbes
Norman Trevor
Christy‘ Cabanne
Wray Sohnston
Rene Rich Passer
TS Schadd Walling
Ruth Hirtt
William Conklin
Arthur Moerl Omecren
Astrem Carr
Rin-Tin-Tin
Lindy
Pal
Bond Bros
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Mallory
LOU Bernstein Company
North
Loudoun St
Artgum
Universal Dictionary
Cleo
North Main
Turkey
Pennsylvania
Autocrat
Bayerson, Oil Works
Erie
J.C. Penney CO
Coats
Indiana
Springfield Republican
Atchison Globe
Northern
Fs Company
Light
Epsengs
I. Brumback
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