Oasis of Palm Springs A Desert Paradise in California
Palm Springs, California sits on the edge of the Coachella Valley with the San Jacinto peaks snow capped nearby. The oasis features palm canyons, golf courses, open air pools, and a rustic yet modern resort life attracting visitors as America's foremost desert retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
Africa
United States
Palm Springs
Coachella Valley
California
Colorado Desert
San Jacinto Mountains
Palm Canyon
Murray
Andreas
Andreas ‘Canyon
Tahquitz Canyon
America
Juan Bautista de Anza
Sonora
Mexico
Williamson
Southern Pacific
Doctor Murray
Nellie Coffman
el Mirador
Deep Well
Palm
Springs
Easi
Chambers of Commerce
Mount
San Jacinto
India
United ‘States
Factors That Affect Butterfat in Cream Separators
Dakota Farmer explains chief causes of butterfat variation in cream, stressing separator care. Key points include screw position, separator speed, milk temperature, timing after milking, milk richness, inflow rate, vibration, and separator bowl cleanliness.
Roughage quality in dairy cattle feed and corn fodder tips
A Successful Farming note urges dairy feeders to improve roughage quality this winter. It recommends shredding corn fodder for better storage, advising against relying on corn fodder as the sole roughage and to feed it once daily, preferably at night, to avoid overselective eating and palatability loss. It warns against weathered or moldy fodder and stresses proper storage to preserve quality.
Proving Good Bull Supports Dams and Daughters in Dairy Line
The Franklin County Co-Operative Bull association backed Proving Good Bull to keep him in stock until his daughters proved his merit. Sezis Gotiah, newly added sire, produced five daughters averaging 13 015 pounds of milk and 472 pounds of fat annually, up 2 percent in milk and 85 percent in fat over their dams. King Ormsby Colantha De Kol 8th produced 10 percent more milk and 13 percent more fat over its five daughters’ dams, but the bull died before proof. Brown Brothers of Ovid owned this Holstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Co-Operative Bull Association
Sezis Gotiah
Dudo
Ormsby Colantha de Kol
Brown Brothers
Ovid
Idaho
Dairy Hints and Herd Testing Highlights
The piece notes forty percent of U S counties are tuberculosis free and recommends feeding after freshening with warm bran mash, then oats bran and oil meat. It credits Idaho with nine Holstein herds totaling 172 cows on herd test and lists state rankings. The closing line comments about farmers as bankers who will not grant overdrafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Monster Belief Tied to Irish Lake Serpent Legends
An Armagh correspondent notes widespread Irish talks of lake monsters despite Ireland lacking snakes. Reports describe a giant serpent in Haag’s Lake near Tag’s Glen in Kerry under cliffs. A local youth recalls his grandmother seeing it, though he himself did not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equatorial
Ireland
Armagh
Central
Africa
Tag's Glen
Carrantual
Kerry
Montreal Family Herald
The Cockpit Country described on a Jamaica cruise
The article explains that the Cockpit Country is a Jamaican region reached by West Indies cruises. It mentions Balaclava and the Black River as landmarks, Jamaica’s longest navigable stream famed for its dye woods and alligators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Jamaica
Balaclava
Black River
Surnames at Standstill in Modern Nations
Surnames are not multiplying at any great rate or form of change. The civilized nations have adopted surnames of the past with infrequent changes. In the United States naturalized foreigners often Anglicize or modify their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colorado River
Southwest
Desert Palms
Film Canyon
Verbina
Desert
Palm Springs, California
Tahquitz Falls
Erin
St. Jacobs
St Jacobs
Roman Meat Courant
Tacoma
Darol
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!