Bryan for President nomination at Democratic national convention
W J Bryan of Nebraska was unanimously nominated for president by the Democratic National Convention in Kansas City after a 27 minute demonstration. Nebraska leaders spoke, votes were cast for Bryan, and the scene closed with cheers as the convention adjourned until tomorrow.
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Facing the music Rhodes tale from Kimberley siege
A school boy writes a moral line after misbehavior and earns leniency. Cecil Rhodes, famed for his resolve, exemplifies the phrase facing the music with a Kimberley siege anecdote. At a club during shortages he eats a ration ham and eggs repacked for hospital patients, showcasing frugal charity.
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Stevenson Nominated for Vice President at Democratic Convention
Kansas City July 6 Adlai K Stevenson won the Democratic nomination on the first ballot as Towne Hill and other candidates faltered. A strong New York bid by Grady and Hill drew protests, but Stevenson’s lead grew as Tennessee shifted 24 votes, prompting a unanimous nomination. The platform denounces imperialism, endorses Monroe Doctrine, favors bi metallic money, direct election of senators, and a national labor department.
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Dairy and Poultry Education in California Highlights Need
A review of California dairy education notes the state lags behind others in dairy instruction, urging creation of a state dairy school. It cites California's dairy output values, cow and product ranks, and the economic impact of dairy sales versus school funding. It also includes farmer Q A on feeding practices and nutrition from dairy professionals.
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Global Trade Shapes Horse Quality Across Continents
The German trade favors specialized good horses, not universal types. Europe needs diverse breeds for carts, cabs, plows, and riders. Britain ships mainly drafts and coachers, Germany sends mostly heavy drafts via Hamburg, France exports calibers, Belgium routes mostly draft horses to Antwerp.
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Breeding a Dairy Herd from Wisconsin Dairymen’s Convention
G P Goodrich discussed improving a dairy herd through both breeding and feeding. He reported rising yields up to 300 pounds per cow with pasture grazing and silage, and emphasized corn meal and bran for protein when grass is good. He noted that cow performance depends on prior management and new surroundings.
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Farmers’ Review
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Poultry Raising Plans and Economic Notes
A guide urges early planning for market broilers with fall incubator starts and feeding strategies, compares geese and ducks as returns, and stresses experience for amateurs. It also covers Tennessee dairy and beef feeding costs, ration formulas, proper hatch practices, and a recipe for steak pudding with suet.
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