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Newspaper

Cokeville Register

Location

Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1919

Page

4

Breeding Stock Guidelines for Geese and Winter Feeding

Guidance on selecting grass raised breeding stock for geese, avoiding grain fed stock to prevent infertility. Winter feed should be clover hay or alfalfa with minimal grain, and grass starting early supports egg production. Old females and young ganders are best, with careful mating limits and staged laying to maximize hatch success. Proper housing and pasture enable profitable small or large scale geese farming.

Fertilizer Use in Winter Benefits Soils and Plowing

The author argues winter manure application saves effort, lets rains soak nutrients, and reduces waste from rotting heaps. He cautions against coarse manure on loamy soil and notes winter application protects winter wheat, improving soil porosity and early spring readiness.

Fall Plowing Kills Pests Says State Entomologist

A. G. Ruggles explains that field pests are vulnerable during the stage between larva and adult. Fall disking or plowing disturbs them, mixing with freezing thaw cycles also harms insects. Deep soil coverage and bird predation further reduce pest numbers. entomologists endorse these practices for farming.

Orchard land selection for timely tree planting

The text advises choosing land for an orchard to prepare in advance for tree planting. It stresses readiness and proper timing to ensure orchards are established efficiently and with maximum value.

Balanced Ration Boosts Healthy Fowls Response

A farm advisory urges using a balanced ration on healthy fowls to improve response without additional materials.

Chicken feeding sources and overfeeding tempering notes

Guidance on proper feeding sources for chicks and avoiding overfeeding to maintain correct temperature management. Emphasizes use of common poultry feed sources and safe chick intake practices.

Direct Appeal to Buy Farmers Goods Through Advertising

Farmers can use bulletin boards, farm name signs, letterheads, printed wrappers, business cards, and gummed package labels to attract automobile-borne buyers. Focus on clear display, readable pricing, and durable branding to reach town motorists and boost direct sales.

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Estimate Value of Manure Heading Toward Prosperity

The article argues manure value hinges on land and crop prices. As farm lands rise sharply and farm products surge, a load of barnyard manure becomes a crucial wealth factor, tipping profitability toward prosperity or bankruptcy depending on timing and use.

Plan for Preserving Eggs

Plan outlines keeping eggs cool and laying them upright to preserve yolk suspension. It notes a month’s storage potential with daily turning to prevent yolk contact with the shell. Side storage risks rapid decomposition as the yolk settles and breaks down the white.

Island of Many Memories of Saint Helena Landscape

Saint Helena, the exile home of Napoleon Bonaparte, features a unique semi tropical landscape shaped by diverse settlers. European African and Asiatic influences mix as English oaks grow with bananas and palms and plant introductions from many nations thrive in the valley soils.

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Death Laid To Evil Spirits In Bangala Funerals

The Bangalas tribe near the Quango river conducts two day funeral rites where the deceased is questioned to reveal death causes. Drums and revelry accompany the ceremony as the body sits in a chair at the hut door. If unable to answer, the crowd blames evil spirits.

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Birthday gifts from family and employer in Koosas City

A Koosas City man received four gifts for his birthday including a shirt from his wife and gloves and socks from family. His employer sent a box of collar shirts that fit him exactly, highlighting the humorous size mix ups and close ties.

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