Stallion Care Stresses Yearround Feeding and Exercise
An Oklahoma Department of Husbandry piece argues stallions must be kept in good flesh year round. Proper feeding including bran and oats, regular water, and daily light work boosts vitality and foal production. Avoid overfeeding hay, provide exercise, grooming, and appropriate winter feeds to prevent health issues and improve breeding outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Husbandry
Oklahoma
Gollexe
Stillwater
Dairy Cow Production Advice From Clemson College
Prepared by the Dairy Division of Clemson College this piece outlines Babcock test origins in 1890 and emphasizes sanitary dairy barns with concrete floors, air and stable cleanliness, early breeding, dry periods before calving, dehorning for safety, winter housing, and the value of liquid manure with watertight floors and clean straw bedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Manner of Sealing a Silo
J G Watson explains techniques to seal stored silage. He notes top losses occur when feeding begins late and describes packing cornstalks with removed ears, adding water to seal, and minimizing waste. Some farmers spread oat straw or sow oats on the surface to form a dense, air blocking layer that preserves the silage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Watson
Missouri College of Agriculture
Hogs in healthy condition mixture advised for hog lots
Dr W H Dalrymple of Louisiana State University prescribes a feeding mix to control parasites and supply minerals. The recipe uses wood ashes corn cob charcoal charcoal salt air-slaked lime rock phosphate and copperas dissolved in water to be sprayed into a thoroughly mixed mass fed in rain protected troughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dalrymple
Louisiana State University
Pruning Dormant Fruit Trees in Winter
Dormant pruning is advised for fruit trees during deep dormancy in winter. Remove sprouts from tree bases and trunks, schedule pruning for winter with larger cuts then, and delay pruning tender trees like peaches until late winter after frost danger. Cherry pruning should only remove sprouts at the trunk base and at planting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O. Booth
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stillwater
Kerosene Emulsion Preparation Method
A stock solution combines one gallon soft water, half a pound of soap, and two gallons kerosene. Dissolve the soap in boiling water, add kerosene, then churn violently. Dilute the mixture with five parts water to finish.
Quaint rites mark coronation of Japanese emperor
A vivid account describes the coronation pageantry in Kioto for Emperor Yoshihito. Shinto rites, ancestral worship, the five fold sacred dance, and the royal procession are outlined, with details on the Kashiki Dokoro shrine, Kaijo sai, and the roles of Prime Minister Okuma and foreign diplomats. The piece notes public observances, schoolchild songs, and Japanese communities abroad, including a Honolulu fountain dedication.
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Tokyo
Kioto
Nippon
Yoshihito
Japan
Jimmu Tenno
B. C
Alexander the Great
Island
Jimmy Tenno
Kashiki- Dokoro
Amaterasu O-Mikami
Okuma
Kyoto
Temmu
Tommy
New York
Jimmu
Board of Education
Hawaiii
Honolulu
Last Big Cattle Firm Leaves State for Harlem Move
Scotland, S. D. The Matador company, once among the world’s largest cattle and horse raisers, owned by Scotch and English capitalists, vacates Cheyenne and Standing Rock leases as settlers shrink grazing lands and shifts operations to Harlem, Montana.
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Scotland
S. D
Matador Company
Cheyenne
Standing Rock
Harlem
Mont
Pygmies or Ostracized People Relics Found Near Here
Archaeologists De Moss Bowers and Charles T. Brown uncover 30 small skulls and grave goods suggesting either pygmies or an isolated, ostracized group off the Pacific coast. The finds include steatite bowls, serpentine wares, redwood handles, copper Spanish beads, Venetian beads, finely crafted shell ornaments, and fishhooks, with signs of long trade links and possible baking of clay.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
de Moss Bowers
Charles T. Brown
Mr. Bowers
California
Santa Catalina Island
San Luis Obispo County
Arizona
New Mexico
Mudholes for Living
Jefferson City Missouri reports a road bulletin by State Highway Commissioner Buffum accusing locals of exploiting mudholes to profit from stranded motorists. The bulletin follows a Callaway county farmer who refused to tow Mrs James Houchin’s car from a creek bed unless she paid 25 dollars.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Buffum
Callaway County
James Houchin
Ring Found on Atlantic City Beach After Years
A ring lost on Tennessee avenue sixteeen years ago, mounted with a Masonic emblem and owned by C. A. Willis of Columbia, has been recovered by Frank Moore a beach miner on Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Tennessee Avenue
C. A. Willis
Columbia, D. C
Frank Moore
Cured of Pellagra Prompts Hopeful Testimony
Miss Ida Creel of this place reports improved health and weight gain from Pellagra treatment. She notes she can eat freely now and urges others to consult the Baughn remedy, promising a money‑back guarantee if it fails. Ad copy promotes American Compounding Co., box 2086, Jasper Alabama.
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Ratliff
Ida Creel
Pel- Ingra
Baughn
American Compounding Co
Jasper
Ala
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Richelieu
Emperor Yoshihito
South Dakota
Montana
Imbranve
Dean
Tennessee
Dean's
Bex Doan’s
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Jane
Hanford
s.Ssetsdille
Arters
Parker
de. Green
Hi. H. Green
Box A. Chatsworth
Mirae el Sk Ee
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