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Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1921

Page

8

Standard containers urged to curb fruit market fraud

United States Department of Agriculture specialists study hundreds of fruit and vegetable containers to curb short measures. The Farmers’ Bulletin 1196 cites hundreds of sizes, urging standard hampers and baskets to reduce costs and misrepresentation in trade.

United States Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Bulletin 1196 Bureau of Markets Department Sava the Bulletin Bureau Department of Agiculture Middle Atlantic States Pacific Coast

Big Value Testing in Dairy Herds

When a dairyman joins a corn testing association he learns the value of large cows quickly. An experienced tester weighs feed and calculates milk costs so the dairyman sees yearly production and feed cost per animal.

Windbreaks Save Moisture On Prairie Lands

Article notes how midwestern prairies suffered from wind erosion after settlement due to sparse trees. It argues windbreaks protect soil moisture, reducing windblown loss and aiding agricultural productivity.

Side Lines Insure Against Bad Crops

United States Department of Agriculture notes home demonstration work by Mrs. Jim Dorris of Bear Arkansas and her husband yields $258.85 in milk $495765 in butter and $249.80 in eggs from 09 hens 1200 from side lines over years acts as crop failure insurance on farms showing community impact and leadership development.

United States Department of Agriculture South Jim Dorris Bear, Ark

Speculators and cooperative groups help connect farms to consumers

Speculators are middlemen who, though sometimes inefficient, perform tasks producers fail to handle. Well organized cooperative organizations can do these services more satisfactorily and shorten the distance between farm and consumer.

Windbreaks Improve Farming Conditions Across Regions

The drought dried crops quickly as grain lodged and orchards suffered wind damage. Windbreaks emerged as the sole remedy, with thousands of miles planted along roads and farm division lines. Over time the impact became clear, making farming and living conditions more favorable regionwide.

Prevent Decrease in Milk Production Through Adequate Feed

Guidance urges supplementing dairy cow pasture with silage green feed or grain to prevent milk drop during warm weather. Maintaining milk flow avoids slack later after feed improves. It notes barberry cleanup as key to growing rust proof wheat.

Dense crowds may load structures far beyond estimates

Harvard experiments show crowds can exert 181 pounds per square foot in a confined box. Engineers previously guessed 45 pounds per square foot for dense crowds on railways, but after these tests opinions shift toward near 481 pounds per square foot on elevated cars and platforms. The note references the Louisville Courier Journal dialogue about marital money matters.

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We Do. A Good-Natured Ittle Fellow Insight

Dialogue snippet shows a light exchange about a cheerful Ittle man and the Nettle people known for their stubborn traits. The line hints at character contrasts in a rural or small community setting.

Merely Change Their Tune On Flight Skeptics

Orville Wright spoke at a 1 Day ton dinner about the Caproni bi plane with 100 passengers and ridiculed scientists who doubted flight. He recalled early doubt from peers and an elderly village woman who believed the flying car would never start, yet it did and impressed observers.

Orville Wright Dayton Ike

Women Excel in Seed Testing Across Variona State

Women increasingly fill seed testing and analysis roles in Variona state departments of agriculture. The article highlights their growing expertise and impact in a field traditionally led by men.

Variona

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