Treasure State primary results and Montana notes
The state canvassers announce April 23 primary results with Harding Hoover Johnson Lowden Wood leads on the Republican ticket and S V Stewart tops the Democratic ticket for vice president. Montana reports high farm labor wages, a dismantling project in Gilendivée, and forest protection campaigns with May observances.
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State Board of Canvassers
Harding
Hoover
Johnson
Lowden
Wood
S. V. Stewart
Montana
Suny
King Gueliy Vic Plays Tennis At Swedish Palace
Royal tennis enthusiast King Gueliy Vic of Sweden is photographed on the courts at his country palace. He is noted for his keen interest and surprisingly skilled play.
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John Te
Sullivan
Butte
Reine
H. G. McIntyre
Gueliy Vic
Sweden
Green Tea Warns of Night Work Dangers in Old Advice
A London Morning Post voice recalls Sheridan Teas authoring thrill volumes on Green Tea and warns that long night study with tea caused sleep loss and late life insomnia. The piece notes a haunting vision of an ape as a eerie emblem of excessive consumption.
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Green Fey
Sheridan Team
Silas
Crinming
Freish
Mall
London Morning Post
Voice of Experience in a Shared Voting Moment
In a clipped exchange between Charley and Mrs Tarkins a vote becomes a test of trust. She asks if he wants her to vote and he avoids committing, fearing political blame if the election fails. The dialogue hints at personal responsibility and the weight of civic participation within a family.
Demand for Ducks Eggs Reflects Seasonal Price Premiums
The article notes that duck eggs fetch higher prices around Easter, with demand rising for fancy nearby ducks eggs. It compares production efficiency, as three duck eggs equal four hen eggs in weight, and advises careful market study for egg-laying duck breeds like the Indian Runner. Pure white eggs command the highest prices.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Big cows give most milk in testing study
United States Department of Agriculture dairy scientists analyze 38 532 cows from 110 cow testing associations. Larger cows outproduced smaller ones in both milk and butterfat production. The average cow yielded 5986 pounds of milk and 246 pounds of butterfat annually, higher than the national average, suggesting selective culling or improved feeding among participants.
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Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Fowls and Clean Feed Practices
Fowls fed grain should receive pure, sweet, clean feed and avoid moldy or decayed grains. Do not rely on grain alone as poultry ration. Use soft feeds via troughs and keep troughs and drinking vessels clean to prevent disease spread and digestive issues.
Plenty of Range Key to Successful Turkey Raising
The article stresses ample range as essential for turkeys to forage grasshoppers seeds and insects turning them into meat at low cost. It notes confinement leads to poor results and emphasizes wide grazing area for sustainable turkey farming.
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Turkey
Guidelines for Efficient Poultry and Egg Marketing
The text advises avoiding crowding, delivering eggs multiple times weekly, and marketing white and brown eggs separately. It recommends culling oversized or early molters, starting with healthy stock, and demanding uniform, pure bred birds to command better prices. It also notes sell by quality to country merchants and cash buyers.
Feeding improves milk yield with phosphorus and calcium
Experiments by the Bureau of Animal Industry, USDA, show feeding phosphorus and calcium compounds increases milk quantity and fat. Phosphorus deficiency harms milk secretion and calf growth, while adding ammonium phosphate remedies phosphorus shortfalls. The work continues.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Record Keeping Affects Dairy Herd Valuation History
Before herd records, dairy cattle were judged by outward appearance and price. Opinions on form versus production varied, with no standard measure. The advent of herd records tied value to objective data like scales, the Babcock test, and milk production cost.
Ingredients of calf meal for digestibility and cost
A calf meal should be easily digested and affordable. Common ingredients include fine cornmeal flour middlings poor grade wheat flour ground rice oat flakes barley malt cocoanut meal linseed flaxseed cottonseed blood flour blood meal and skimmilk powder though the latter is expensive and not essential.
Dairy Notes on Pasture Feeding and Herd Management
Dairy notes advise using a small top pail and emphasize the top dollar in cream checks. It discusses dedicating land unsuited for cultivation to dairy pasture, reducing oil meal needs with good alfalfa feed, and stressing the need to weed out dairy herd boarders.
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Britt
Towne Street
Kendrick Avenue
Gilendivée
Lynch
Andrew Brady
Sylvester J. Prenatt
Steve Byrne
Theodore Chronos
Tom Willams
Gust Anderos
Brady
Montiame
E. W. Belfer, Jr
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Ma. Beler
James Wright
Ninn
McCone County
Idaho
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
W.B. Willey
Old Fort Shaw
Ugs
Weather Bureau
Silva
American Legion
Montinas
O Oo
Bozeman
Michael Kelly
Western Union
W.F. Dunn
R. B. Smith
District Court of
Lewis and Clark County
Supreme Court
Smith
Dunn
Roundrup
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Juarez Bridge
Seventh United States Cavalry
International Bridge
Juarez
Mexico
Detroit
Ghiess
City Mission Society of
Northern Baptists
Queer
Royal Tennis
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