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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1907
Page
3
Practical tips for farm management from water handling to milking sanitation, hog and sheep care, and winter preparations. Emphasizes honest dealing, proper incubation setup, ventilation, lighting, and keeping pumpkins and squashes dry. Includes notes on seed corn, grafting scions, and the value of country home life for boys.
A Iowa Agricultural College study examined tuberculosis in pigs fed milk. Four lots, including pasture and dry yard groups, received pasteurized skim milk or milk with bacilli. results show virulent milk spreads TB, pasteurized milk is safe, and confinement does not raise susceptibility. Pigs infected show reduced gains despite similar outward appearance.
Bran mashes are described as helpful after dry feed for horses. The text discusses butter classification and cream quality as part of a broader, ambiguous discussion about horse feed and ratios.
The Staten Island agricultural boom shows 90 farm transfers in the last year as modern intensive farming raises values. New Jersey settlers modernize plots, improving soil, barns, and livestock, with markets close to New York City. A large farmers’ picnic draws 1,000 participants, including 300 horsemen, reflecting a thriving rural economy near the city hall. Separately, Velyn Nesbit Thaw will not testify at Harry Kendall Thaw’s second murder trial, signaling a shift in defense strategy after criticising the first trial and District Attorney Jerome’s summation.
In New York City Riverside Drive faces a strange eel infestation. Apartments report stoppages as eight inch eels invade water mains. Exclusive buildings endure water outages, with bellhops fetching water in pails. Authorities debate jurisdiction while residents seek relief and plumbers work to clear blockages.
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