California News Briefs Highlights in California industry and crime
California News Briefs cover a 90 mile long Pacific Telephone cable completed between the Bay Area and Sacramento with a 2.5 million dollar price tag, plus notes on narcotics demographics, a 600 pound brown bear trapped near Shingletown, rammed earth building at Davis, and plant and infrastructure advances across the state including dams, hotels, schools, and road projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
San Francisco Bay Area
Sacramento
Cordelia
Bay Area
Crockett
California
Los Angeles
Harry A. Cleland
James A. Cleland
Shasta County
College of Agriculture
Davis
Atlantc
Redlands
Alhambra
Episcopal Home For
Martinez
Congregational Church
San Joaquin County
Berkeley Teachers’ Association
Oxnard
New York
San Francisco
Sacramento Clearing House Association
Ventura Union High School
Ventura
Guy L. Hunt
Santa Rosa
Yosemite Valley
Yosemite
Dr. Hunt
Roseville High School
California Bankers Association
Gilbert Lee Barham
Gillie” Barham
Chico
Woodland Hospital
John S. Taylor
Taylor
Merced County
Agricultural Labor Bureau
San Joaquin Valley
A. R. Linn
Oroville
Solano Pier
Vallejo Bridge
Carquinez Strait
Solano-Napa County
B. B. Meek
State Board of Prison Directors
Folsom
San Quentin
Scrub-bull Trial Attracts 3500 In Wisconsin Field Day
USDA reports scrub-bull trials to spark interest in improved livestock. In Portage county, Wisconsin, 3500 attended a dairy field day where a scrub bull faced a mock trial. The verdict was guilty, but the animal was reprieved via sale to a neighboring county for a second trial. A band played as the courthouse drama unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Portage County
Wisconsin
H. R. Noble
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
Feeding Fresh Silage to Dairy Cows in Fall
The State College of Agriculture at Ithaca advises dairy farmers to use early fall silage to minimize waste. Begin feeding immediately as silage seals itself to avoid surface layer removal, and continue feeding green corn as it comes from the machine to prevent losses and maintain herd health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Husbandry Department
State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
N. Y
Dairy Notes On Dairy Farming And Feed Practices
Dairy notes discuss the viability of dairy operations, feeding hay with calves, and silos. It cites University experiments on sweet clover not tainting milk and reports a Illinois discovery of an organism causing malty flavors in dairy products. It notes grain rations with pasture improve yields and recommends constant salt access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
University of Wisconsin
University of Illinois
Cow Testing Association
Pullets prove better egg producers than older hens
Maine station study shows pullets lay about 40 percent more eggs than in their second year, with higher output during winter prices. Greater mortality with age, especially in American breeds, supports keeping pullets in breeding stock and culling older hens to fit housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Department
Mash Feed Drives Egg Production Says Ohio Expert
R E Cray of Ohio State University poultry extension says large mash consumption yields the most eggs. He suggests feeding grain only in the evening to boost mash intake and providing ample hopper space. Timid hens need space, about one hopper per five birds, to avoid crowding. Occasional milk-moistened mash adds variety and increases consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dana Bowers
University Farm
Davis
Sequoia National Park
Sequoia Park
Major Mason
Oregon
Save-the-Redwoods League
John R. White
National Park
Garfield Grove
Dick Ostendorf
Chew Mock Place
Terra Bella
Ostendorf
San Pedro
Salvation Army
R. E. Cray
Ohio State University
Mr. Cray
Late Molters Best Layers In Culling A Flock
Proper feed housing and care determine molt timing in hens. Late molters tend to be the best layers, as molt timing reflects egg production potential and flock quality.
Poultry Hints for Profitable Flocks This Season
Farmers are warned that dirty eggs cost millions yearly and pure bred turkeys stay in demand for breeding. Do not overfeed older hens past laying, as they lower production. Late hatched chicks do not boost eggs or vitality. Feed wisely, using mash with 1 percent sand daily for ducks and geese, and limit ground corn and wheat screenings as they replace other grains.
Mutual Affection Is About Giving Not Possession
A concise reflection states that affection rests on reciprocal giving rather than ownership. It emphasizes emotional balance over control and highlights the value of generous, non possessive bonds between people.
Cuticura Ad Claims Soothing Hand Care Trio
An old Cuticura advertisement extols soaking hands in Cuticura Soap, drying, and applying Cuticura Ointment, then removing surplus with tissue. It touts users for all toilet needs when Soap Ointment and Talcum are used together, and tacks on a jab about men who waste money on cheap materials.
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Orange Counties
San Francisco Bay
San Gabriel River
Azusa
Scrub Bull
Wrigleys
WRK
Ara
Dean
United States
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo
Cole
J. W. Cole Co
S. Euclid Ave
Oak Park
Ill
San Diego
Calif
Dr. Pierce
A. J. Bennett
Newton Ave
President Invalids
Buffalo, N. Y
Cascara
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