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Big Piney Examiner in Big Piney, Wyoming

22 May 1919

Page 5

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Big Piney Examiner

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Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1919

Page

5

Remembrance of Civil War Valor and Medal of Honor Tales

An article recalling Memorial Day memories as veterans recount Civil War deeds and Medal of Honor stories. It highlights enduring courage across eras from Vera Cruz to Petersburg and profiles soldiers from the Twenty-ninth Massachusetts and other units, ending with a note on national unity shaped by shared history.

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General Scott Vera Cruz Mexico Fort Sumter Company C Twenty-ninth Massachusetts Malvern Hill Richmond William HL. Osborne Miles Sixty-ninth New York McClethin Danives Osborne Savage Station Don George Fox Sweatt David Good Hue Goodie Samuel C. Wright Twenty Massachusetts Volunteers Antietam Wright Knoxville Army of the Potomac Grant Cold Harbor Petersburg William H. Howe Massachusetts Ifaotry Newport News Leutenant Fort Haskell Haskell Stedman Port Haskell Jos M. Dean Howe Cannister John L Moetesli Fifth Cavalry Ffa Bull Hun Andotan Negond Bull Tin Morgan Hartsville Tenn Cumberland River Lurton Third Kentucky Cavalry Harlan Tenth Kentucky Infantry Castalian Springs Cumberland Marino John Marshull Harlan Thorace Harnon Lurton Supreme Court of the United States Armerica Marlon-Lurton Uolon Confederate Supreme Court
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Simple Methods Outlined For Mixing Fertilizers And Formulas

Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide argues home mixing is cheaper and often better than buying ready mixed fertilizers. It outlines costs for 2-8-2 mixes, explains simple mixing steps, and gives a basic formula method using acid phosphate nitrate of soda and potash with practical ratios and tolerances.

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United States Department of Agriculture Washington D. C Department of Agriculture
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Department of Agriculture fertilizer formulas for farmers

The Department of Agriculture offers fertilizer mixes for farmers to blend. A general formula uses cottonseed meal and acid phosphate with 7 percent nitrogen and 1 percent potash, while another mix omits potash and adds more phosphorus. A nitrogen rich mix includes nitrate of soda and ammonium sulfate with acid phosphate and potash, giving about 5 percent nitrogen and 8 percent phosphorus for garden use.

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Nebraska
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Make-Up of Poultry Flock Guide Notes Vital Signs

The guidance states every hen in a flock should show vigor and strength with bright eyes and a red comb. Indicators of weakness include a drooping tail or wing, enfeebled legs, and limp head and neck. Strong layers are preferred. a good keeper is a hearty feeder and vigorous worker.

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United States Department of Agriculture Iron Gould
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Supply of Efficient Labor

Farmers seek experienced workers for farm labor to maximize production. They reject loafers who waste time and risk overworking tools and horses, desiring hands who will provide honest, skilled service on the farm.

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United States Department of Agriculture Machline
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General Farm Notes on Weed Control and Crop Practices

General farm notes stress careful cultivation, soil management, and seed testing. It highlights the value of roots in corn, advantages of proper weed control, space for sweet corn development, and the role of seed testing in success. It also notes crop timing for clover and cabbage, and the impact of well drainage.

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