Irish Patriot in Love Triangle Sparks Crisis on Street
Dramatic scenes unfold at Herty Street as Ethel confronts Larry Redmond, a captain in the army, about a secret romance. Streetland figures Sir George and Streetman watch tensions rise amid political talk and looming war in Europe.
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Grazing Hogs on Alfalfa at Truckee Carson Farm 1915 Trial
United States Department of Agriculture report shows hogs pasture fed on irrigated alfalfa in western Nevada from May 16 to September 18, 1915 with ten pigs on a quarter acre. Five Durves and five Herkshires gained weight on rolled barley supplement, valued at 7 cents per pound, with a net per-acre gain calculated and a 2 percent barley ration.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Truckee-Carson
Nevada
Solution of Puzzling Problems from a Garden Experiment
An article presents a mini farm experiment with six plots to test fertilizer effects. It details setup, plotting two foot gaps, staggered fertilizer blends, and yield estimates showing benefits from each fertilizer mix. It emphasizes careful notebook records and comparing fertilized plots to a blank control to gauge gains.
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Fertilizing Elements for Soil and Crops
The passage discusses identifying the exact fertilizing elements necessary for soil and crops and applying them in proper proportions to achieve productive yields.
Campaign Against Disease of Swine
The Kentucky hog cholera campaign reports last year losses near $1,000, with Dr Robert Graham noting six years of control work. The experiment station operates 24 depots for serum distribution, two opened recently due to higher hog prices and cholera demonstrations, and aims to extend reach by farmer cooperation to cut losses further.
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Kentucky
Robert Graham
Ducks Profitable on General Farms
Alfred R. Tee of the agriculture department says ducks can be raised profitably on general farms and add variety in meat and eggs. They may not suit average farm conditions as well as fowls, but profitable breeds exist where there is good pasture and water. Farmers often neglect duckling care and marketing, limiting trade in fancy green ducks.
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Alfred R. Tee
Department of Agriculture
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