Cuban Revolt Overthrows Céspedes Government
The radical wing of the ABC revolutionaries ousts President Carlos Manuel de Céspedes in Havana after seizing control via a bloodless coup. A five member junta led by Portela and Carbo takes power, with Florida hurricane relief and Platt amendment debates shaping U.S. reaction.
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ABC Revolutionary
Machado
Cuba
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Havana
de Cespedes
Island
Sergio Carbo
Ramon Grau San Martin
Guilhermo Portela
Porfirio Franco
Jose Miguel Irizarri
Portela
Ambassador Welles
Hull
Washington
Welles
Caffery
Roosevelt
Swanson
Pacific
Carbo
Mario Menocal
Poultry culling urged to cut costs and boost fall prep
North Carolina State College expert Roy Dearstyne urges careful flock culling to reduce overhead as feed costs rise. Key steps include removing weaklings and excessive layers, avoiding dole feeding, preventing parasites, worming at 14 weeks, and planning autumn grazing with rye grass, clover, and rape to lower future costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Dearstyne
North Carolina State College
Wooster Co operative Egg Auction Sets First-Year Record
Ohio's only co operative egg auction at Wooster served 12 counties selling over 20 000 cases in year ending July 6 with total sales of 122 766 dollars. Premium placed on better quality eggs and early spread between top grade and current receipts narrowed from one to about three and a half cents. Mall order business serves New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Auction operates as Wooster Co operative Poultry Association nonprofit under cooperative laws and all eggs graded by state federal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Op
Ohio
Wooster
R. B. Treat
Cleveland
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
The
Wooster Co-operative Poultry Association
Greens for Chickens Plan With Crops and Clover
A Montreal Herald note outlines a plan to keep greens available for chickens of all ages by plowing runs and feeding oats rye or wheat. It suggests double yarding to maintain greens year round and using sweet clover mixed into grains to extend greens while providing shade in hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Herald
Crooked Breasts in Young Poultry Explained
The bones of young poultry are very soft until birds near full growth. The keel bone remains thin and flexible for months, and in lean birds the weight of the body can twist it while still small.
Egg Noodles Must Meet Department Standards
A standard requires egg noodles to be true to their name with edges present in appreciable quantity. Moisture must not exceed 13 percent by weight and at least 53 percent of the remainder must be whole eggs and egg yolks or just whole eggs. Some entries fail the official requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Dehorning Dairy Cattle Urged by University Expert
Hi A Herman of the Missouri University dairy department urges farmers to dehorn dairy cattle. He notes horns cause injuries, require more space, and dehorning saves labor. He endorses early caustic potash for calves seven to fourteen days old, with careful application to avoid eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. A. Herman
Department of Dairy Husbandry
University of Missouri Wnu
Ohio Wheat Safer From Black Stem Rust Eradication
A decade-long effort to remove common barberry bushes in Ohio has drastically reduced black stem rust in wheat. A survey by Ohio State University plant pathologist W. G. Stover shows rust epidemics are now local and rare, with only one locality witnessing crop loss. State and federal funds support barberry eradication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
W. G. Stover
Ohio State University
Stover
Slump in Farm Lands Across Nation
The Department of Agriculture reports March 1 values of U S farm land at 73 percent of the 1912 14 average. The nationwide index sits at 43 percent of the 1920 peak, with Iowa hardest hit at 58 this year versus 80 last year and 213 in 1920, indicating an average value per acre about a quarter of its 1920 level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Agricultural Siftings Show Crop and Livestock Trends
Widespread interest grows in cane as a supplementary crop for alfalfa among northern Colorado farmers. Ohio could raise four corn crops yearly with proper rainfall. Hog cholera vaccination is a cheap herd safeguard. North Dakota proves longevity of asparagus beds with 20 years of annual production. Czechia turns surplus sugar into animal fodder. Larimer County, Colorado farmers feed cane to lambs to replace part of alfalfa hay. Grant County Wisconsin reports Chester White breeders with 61 pigs in four litters. A new machine speeds farm work and reduces perishables but may undermine margins.
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Colorado
Larimer County
Solomon Anointing and Solomon's Temple Dedication Outline
An outline tracing Solomon’s anointment as king, Adonijah’s plot and its execution, and the divine favor shown in Solomon’s prayer at the temple dedication. It covers preparation for the temple, its erection on Mount Moriah, and the dedicatory prayer asking God to hear prayers from the temple, bless Israel, and forgive sins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Anocinte
Zadok
Nathan
Solomon Kip T
Solomon
Adonijah
Ilance
John
God
Bhimel
Amon
Jerusalem
Hiram
Mt. Moriah
Jesus Christ
Solon
Solomon Ofer
Fragmentary religious note on prayer and Christ
Fragmentary text suggests reflections on Jesus in truth and prayer. Mentions Christ incarnates as a perfect precept and references creation and God first in the beginning. Lacks clear events or names for fuller summary.
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NRA
Vermont
Edward W. Pickard
Carlos de Cespedes
Florida
Texas
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Harlingen
Rilo Hondo
Ferguson
Johnson
Chicago
Mary B. Hughes
Hig
Green
American Federation of Labor
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
Henry L Harriman
United States Chamber of Commerce
Harriman
VY Bamont
Arizona
Nevada
Glenview
Roy Liggett
Omaha
Florence Klingensmith
Minneapolis
Jimmy Wedell
James H. Doolittle
Max Miller
Lake Front
Century of Progress
Eddie Rickenbacker
Jimmie Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Tito Falcone
Italy
Ernest Udet
Jimmie Doolittle
Jimmie Hazlip
Col
Roscoe Turner
Harry Birds
Aviation
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Congress
House
James M. Mead
Buffalo
N. Y
Germany
Palestine
Berlin
Joseph Paul-Boncour
League of Nations
Saar
Paris
League
Aristide Bria
Joseph Pan Boncour
Niederwald
French
France
Austria
Hitler
Mise
Mary E. Hughes
North Dakota
Czechoslovakia
Clark Mountain
Grant County
Wis
Chester
Algo
Moone
Institute A . D
Thle
Goa
Jesus
Christ
Abel
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