Winterkill of alfalfa in northern climates discussed
The article explains how drainlike soil, deep seedbeds, weeds, insects, diseases, and pests heighten alfalfa’s risk of winterkill. It details how alternating freezing and thawing lifts and damages roots, how extreme cold especially harms dry open and late seedings, and notes that strong fall growth usually protects fields. Winter protection helps but cannot prevent severe losses when conditions are harsh, and late cuts or post September 1 pasturing are discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flelda
Retain Fertility on Farm Marketing Hay and Roughage
The U S department of agriculture notes that marketing hay and roughage creates excess labor and diverts fertility from grain and crop farms. The extra work by men and teams reduces soil fertility that could be returned to fields with the products, including live stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Feeding silage to different animals
A study from the Colorado Agricultural College outlines silage feeding for various livestock. Cows may receive 20 to 30 pounds per feeding, up to 40 to 60 pounds daily for some. Fat stock and growing stock get 10 to 15 pounds per meal, with sheep 2 to 4 pounds and horses 4 to 12 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Ynete
R. Wi
Clark
Lorado
Agricultural College
Self-Feeder Hog Management in Drylot Feeding
The article argues that hogs not fully finished in cornfields can be profitably finished in a drylot if the drylot ration matches the cornfield intake in amount and quality. It notes that hogs previously fed on corn and supplemented can still profit in drylots, though the usual trouble stemmed from prior feeding practices.
Hog housing and feeding efficiency in welfare cages
A fragment discusses feeding costs in hog housing and notes that ration amounts can be reduced in welfare cages. It mentions using a welfare feeder to gain advantages in such cages for better efficiency. The text is incomplete but implies improved resource use with managed feeding systems.
Advantages of a Silage Silo in Dairying and Beef
The document lists eight benefits of silage silage storage, noting higher retention of feed, longer storage without spoilage, and greater profits. It asserts silage nearly doubles dairy profits and raises beef profits by 25 to 50 percent, with straw value boosted when fed with silage and caution that poor silage may harm horses.
Failure in Raising Calves and Scouring Causes
Calves often fail due to oval-feeding which leads to scouring. When scouring occurs milk should be reduced and in severe cases no milk given until the trouble ceases.
Value of Poultry Products Relative to Corn Crop
The poultry products of our nation are equal in value to half the nation’s corn crop. It would be fairly easy to double poultry output to match the corn crop’s value.
Nab Bridegroom on Honeymoon and Crime Legend
The tale chronicles Earl Winfield Loveday alias George R. Beott and his bride, a Clearwater teacher, as Pinkerton reports track a vault heist leader tied to an $80,000 robbery. Loveday mingled romance with crime across Florida and California, then faced arrest in Hot Springs while his wife chose loyalty.
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Chiengo
Ateatom
Earl Loveday
Ines
Enwood
Loveday
Underworld
Binsa
Kenosha
Liberty
Tony Singapore
Carrie O'Neal
Clearwater
Pia
St. Petersburg
Fin
Billy” Pinkerton
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Pinkerton
Aimi
Tumipos
Fim
George R. Beott
le O'Neal
George KR. Scott
California
Hot Springs
J. 0
Steete
St. Louis
Rar
Steele
Hart
Tari
George
Surgeon Extracts Flying Fiend From Patient Windpipe
A London surgeon successfully removed a flying insect from a man's windpipe, the rare airway procedure highlighting clinical skill and urgent care in a difficult extraction.
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London
Fragmentary exchange on bok shevists and authority
A garbled dialogue cites a "man" blaming insanity for misdeeds and Senator Borghuta replying he would run them over "toon expert" with broad authority, suggesting a political confrontation about handling opponents.
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Anternat
Wgé
Borghuta
Émy-Nilenist
Fragmentary historical excerpt with garbled names and quotes
A distorted OCR style fragment references various names and phrases including Paris dresses and a garbled quote. It mentions Congress, an unruly atomachine, and a figure Garheld Yea, with scattered terms like Mucous Burtaces and AML Droggiata, but lacks clear cohesive event details or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Garheld
Ady
Audubon Bird Collection Found at Amherst College
The Audubon North American birds collection, mislaid for decades, was rediscovered in Amherst College’s Appleton cabinet. It contains over 800 type specimens, with about fifty bearing Audubon’s own handwriting dated 1884, some once sold to Ward’s Natural Science and later gifted to Amherst by B H Farnum. Curator Bangs of Harvard will oversee the season long access to the collection.
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Appleton
Amherst College
Ita
Audubon
North America
Audubon Estate
Ward's
Natural Science” Establishment
B. H. Farnum
Ambherat College
Bangs
Barvard
Fragmentary Verse Fragments From a History Themed Piece
A garbled dialogue fragment references an ice cutter and skeletons, hinting at a war history theme. The text suggests a stylized, cryptic exchange about purpose and order, with an eerie, tomblike voice and a sense of frozen or halted progress.
New Disease Tularemia Found By US Public Health Service
Announcement reports discovery of Bac terium tulernse in deer fly fever affecting Utah rural population. Investigators McCoy Chapin and Surgeon Francis identify germ causing plague like rodent disease and human infection. Predictions on motor truck growth and wary quotes on motivation are noted.
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United States Public Health Service
Utah
New York Times
Anys
Baward Francis
McCoy and
Chapin
Health Service
Francis
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