Growing Truck Crops In Peach Orchards
A USDA bulletin outlines interplanting annual crops in young peach orchards to defray costs. It notes benefits vary, with crops like muskmelons beans peas cabbage tomatoes commonly used, but care to avoid shading, overuse of soil moisture, and interference with spraying and harvesting. It warns that after bearing age peaches should not share the soil with other crops and mentions corn and potatoes with caveats. It also discusses peach trees planted with apples and the potential for compromise cultivation. The bulletin No. 632 offers detailed guidance on pruning renewal thinning and interplanted crops.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Farmers’ Bulletin
Selection of Breeding Sow From Early Spring Litters
Choose a breeding sow from early spring litters by traits such as good breeding rather than pure lineage, a full twelve to fourteen teats, a calm disposition, steady appetite, and the ability to grow without excessive fat, breeding around five months old to ensure a strong litter.
Age of cattle by incisor development
Determine age of cattle by observing the time of appearance of incisors. The calf when born has two pair of incisors, and tooth eruption follows a predictable sequence that guides age estimation.
Green Pasturage For Hogs
This note explains hog digestion favors green pasturage over dry hay. Hogs graze ravenously on succulent alfalfa, which digests more readily and benefits the hogs’ systems. When alfalfa is unavailable, legume hay given freely can yield good results, especially for brood sows.
Simple Remedy for Scours and Indigestion Cause
A brief note attributes scours to indigestion often caused by the young. It suggests a simple remedy to ease symptoms and improve digestion.
Memorial Day Address in Arlington Honors Fallen Soldiers
President Wilson and others spoke at Arlington National Cemetery honoring dead soldiers and sailors. Wilson urged focus on the nation's future, stressing that reminiscences should stimulate rather than burden, and noted the Civil War created a rebirth of the Union and a shared national destiny.
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Wilson May Act in Mexico
Washington May 29 President contemplates intervention in Mexico if cabinet forecasts materialize. He denies plans to send an army across the border but argues Mexico faces anarchy and famine. He appeals to the American public to fund a Red Cross relief effort and hints at further steps to restore order, including potential force if needed.
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Naeefal
Mexico
México
United States
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Zapatistas
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Ujion
Mexicans Face Starvation Amid Corn Seizure
The Brazilian minister in Mexico City protests to the U S state department over General Carranza loyalists seizing 600 tons of corn bought to feed Mexico City’s destitute. The international committee and officials fear worsening hunger as Puebla is cited as a possible seizure site.
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Mexico City
Aviators for War Service Federation Forms Nationwide Expectation
New York May 29 Formation of a national reserve corps of volunteer aviators for war service is the purpose of the Aero Military Service Federation of America announced here today August Belmont elected president general Mortimer Delano deputy president general. Federation plans district bases in New York Richmond Chicago St Louis and San Francisco with aero squadron centers in major cities including Boston New Haven Albany Buffalo Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago Detroit St Paul Minneapolis St Louis Richmond Savannah New Orleans and more. Fifteen hundred landing stations are to be established nationwide.
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Sapulpa Daily Herald Office Destroyed by Bomb and Fire
Sapulpa Oklahoma June 1 Nitroglycerin and kerosene destroyed the Sapulpa Daily Herald office at 12 50 this morning after a press blast wrapped in nitroglycerin and soaked with kerosene. City editor R Long said the paper exposed gambling and liquor sales to oil field workers and faced three months of threats but did not yield.
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Must Give Back Millions Panama Bond Issue Debate
Washington May 23 discussion on Panama canal bond issue due to shrinking customs revenues and refunding millions already collected revived after a tax court decision upheld the tariff law 5 percent clause granting duty reductions on goods imported under the measure.
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Customs Court
China Japan treaties signed. text criticized in Peking
In Peking on May 28 the pages of the two treaties and thirteen notes signed recently by China and Japan were copied here. An official source stated that the text was criticized and regarded as unsatisfactory. The report reflects mounting dissatisfaction with the agreements among Chinese officials.
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