Many advantages of marketing surplus produce co operatively
Mississippi farmers praise cooperative marketing for surplus produce after initial rough starts. The report outlines graded handling of hogs cattle and sheep, shelled corn, potatoes, poultry and eggs, with emphasis on weighing grading packing and record keeping. County agents and the state college promote methods via Extension Bulletin No 15 and USDA guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneniere
Bill Smith
John Brown
Mississippi
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
United States Department of Agriculture
Stable Flies Breed in Dirty Places and Manure
Agricultural practices empower stable fly breeding per US Department of Agriculture specialists. Manure accumulating outside stables, knee-deep barnyards around dairies, grain threshing straw, and loosely piled grain and hay attract flies. Dry, damp manure and grain residues create ideal breeding sites across farms and pens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Storage diseases of onion and control measures
Storage diseases of onions should be controlled by sanitary measures, sorting diseased bulbs at harvest, protection from rain after harvest, thorough curing, and storage in a dry, well ventilated warehouse at 32 degrees F. United States Department guidance outlines these practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Profitable Egg-Laying Periods for Hen Breeds
The hen’s peak egg production occurs in the first three years. Heavier breeds like Plymouth Rocks are profitable for two years, while lighter breeds such as Leghorns can remain productive for three years.
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Plymouth Rocks
Insect Pest Control and Garden Notes From Field Report
Pine silage crops now and lead arsenate spray for insect pests are advised. A decline in potato and bean plantings is noted. Worms may be controlled by poisoned bran or clover. Scatter in the garden late afternoon, wild 2st¢umber vine is a rapid growing annual vine for trellises or to cover upright areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bungalow Of Unusual Design Increases Home Value
An article by William A. Radford examines distinctive bungalow features like bay windows dormers and unique roof lines that make an ordinary home stand out. It notes interior practicality basements and central heating and emphasizes planting and landscape value as investments.
Dormer bungalow with three bedrooms and two floors
The description outlines a two story bungalow with a rear first floor bedroom 18 by 10 feet 6 inches and a pleasant keeping room. A lavatory sits between the kitchen and bedroom, stairs lead to a second floor central hall with two dormer bedrooms. The layout showcases three bedrooms without much cost increase and notes an exterior view illustration.
An Army Vet’s Odd Musical Invention in War Tales
A Bradford veteran recounts world travels with jeep service in campaigns including Soudan and Kitchener era battles. He describes a bizarre musical instrument created from babies’ slings and other debris used by natives at Omdurman, where a humorous camp inventor fashioned an octave from improvised drums and pushes.
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Bradford
Eng
Kitchener
Soudon
Omdurman
Swatting Fleas and Mites Amid Public Health Fears
Text warns excess flea and louse populations spread diseases such as typhus cholera and dysentery and notes fleas and bed bugs carry malaria kala azar and typhus mosquitoes spread malaria yellow fever dengue and elephantiasis while a single small bite from a midge can cause infections and irritation in purified materials with potential secondary effects.
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British Isles
Financial outlook mixed as summer credits stay tight
Western Newspaper Union notes the turn into the year's second half brings cheering business and finance signals yet strain remains in credit markets. Textiles, livestock, and building materials show declines while coal and chemicals support demand. rail congestion and pig iron movement shape activity.
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Union News Service
New York
Allies propose armistice to Poland over borders
The report states that if Polish troops retire within their natural frontiers the Allies will provide protection against Bolshevik attacks. The Allies have sent a proposal to Russia for an armistice with Poland conditioned on retreat to these frontiers and Allied support if attacked.
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Spa
Belgium
Poland
Russia
Are these lady barbers at the World Series talk?
A fragment suggests a discussion about female barbers and a reference to the World Series. The remark notes they discuss it intelligently and adds a light compliment about a photograph, with a suggestion to keep a pleasant demeanor despite possible humor.
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Peas Re Avenue
Iingo
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Santa Fé
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Armour
Denver
Pacific Coast
Dallas
Sexas
Green Hunter
James Brown
Hale Station
Ben Perry
Dean
Karl Goering
Orney St
Philadelphia
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Notary Public
Mr. Goering
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Western
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Western Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Department of Immigration
Ottawa
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Bee Bidg
Omaha, Neb
Canadia Agent
Daisy Fly
Soperares
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Marine
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Marine Eye Y Co
Chicago
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