Bad Man Gardner Escapes Federal Prison Again
California outlaw Roy Gardner escapes from McNeill's Island Federal Prison for the third time. He previously robbed a U S mail truck in San Diego in 1920, stealing $67,000 while serving a 25 year sentence. Gardner and accomplices broke for freedom during a baseball game. two escapees were shot.
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Roy Gardner
California
McNeill's Island
Gardner
San Diego
United States
Federal Prison
Queen Annie Stanley Loses Grip on Gypsy Kingdom
Queen Annie Stanley, once ruler of American gypsies, has virtually lost her throne as followers dwindle to a few faithful in bedraggled tents near Stickney, Illinois. She blames democracy fostered since the war for her decline.
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Annie Stanley
Stickney
Chicago
Annie
Breeding and feeding cut runtiness in stock study
U S Department of Agriculture surveys show 75 percent of runtiness from inferior breeding, poor feeding, and parasites. About 7 percent of farm animals are runts, mainly hogs. good purebred stock with proper feed shows very few runts and can reach market weight.
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U. 8 Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Montana
Marketing Alfalfa Presents Several Difficult Problems
The USDA on alfalfa marketing highlights baling methods, color and leaf retention issues, and bleaching as key factors. It notes grading rigidity harms value, rejects drive losses, and urges uniform standards. Co operative marketing groups could help, but face similar risks and need trained managers.
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Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Southwest
Best Management of Colts Diet Guidelines
The article advises feed guidelines for young horses. Colts up to one year should receive two to three pounds of grain daily in two feeds. One to two year olds need four to five pounds, and two to three year olds seven to eight pounds.
Size of Farm Business Drives Income and Growth
Experts from the United States Department of Agriculture emphasize that farm income hinges on volume of business. Three criteria guide selection: existence of opportunity via tillable land or markets, ability to achieve the volume by economical methods, and a margin sufficient for a comfortable income after essential expenses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Variety in dairy cow rations boosts milk yield
A dairy expert notes cows enjoy variety in their feed. Hay grain and silage form the core, but speckled apples beets carrots and other treats please cows and increase milk production for dairymen who provide such choices.
Starboarders Not Wanted In Dairy Records
The article argues against milking sows that yield briefly then decline, noting such sows should not be included in annual milk production records. It emphasizes the need for cows with persistent milk flow and classifies inconsistent producers as unsuitable for business dairy farms.
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Atar
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