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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1915

Page

2

Feeding of ewes with grain on pasture study outcome

A Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station circular reports ewes suckling lambs fed on rye and blue grass pasture. Four groups compare grain on rye, rye pasture only, grain on blue grass, and blue grass pasture only. Grain kept ewes in marketable condition and aided fattening when sold with lambs, with small differences between rye and blue grass pastures.

Agricultural Experiment Station University of Missouri

Care Of Horses Hoofs In Built Up Hoof Care

Directions from Farm Journal adviser Dr A B Alexander on hoof care. Avoid black varnish and rasp marks. Use neatsfoot oil and lampblack mix or tallow lard beeswax to color. Compare to unshod two year old colt to keep feet proper. Monthly colt handling helps maintian trim and shape to prevent future hoof problems.

Alexander Farm Journal

The Poultry Yard and Care for Hens and Chicks

The passage advises clean well ventilated housing for laying, feeding hens sour milk and buttermilk for eye development, and applying grease to young chicks. It notes gape in chicks at ages nine to eight weeks and that older birds rarely gape, discusses May turkey egg sets turning into holiday carcasses, and comments on leg color lightening with age in heavy layers.

Clip Wings of Laying Queen for Swarm Control in Hives

If not done, clip wings of every laying queen in each colony to allow automatic swarming management without injuring the queen. Use bent manicure sets for this purpose. When comb tops of brom nests are capped with white wax, add surplus supers promptly. Place queen exclusion boards between brood nest and extracting body when extracting honey to avoid unsealed brood. Maintain clear paths for returning bees by keeping grass and weeds away from hives.

Hints For Poultry Beginners Barred Plymouth Male Bird Head Of Government Flock

Prepared by the United States department of agriculture to guide new poultry keepers. Emphasizes ensuring the head male is pure bred and lists major breed groups by region. States pure bred fowls yield greater profit than mongrels under consistent care and feeding.

United States Department of Agriculture

The Horse's Shoulders and Harness Fit

A collar may fit at first work but loosen as the horse hardens, requiring readjustment to prevent rubbing the shoulder. Uneven tug lengths cause sore shoulders, so wash the shoulders each evening in cold water to cleanse and harden the skin.

Declaration of Independence Influenced World, 1776 to Today

A historical reflection celebrates the 4th of July, arguing the Declaration ignited a global wave of democracy. It traces liberty spreading from America to Europe and beyond, noting France, England, Germany, Italy, Russia, Turkey, Spain, Portugal and the Americas adopting republican or liberal systems as a result.

Mberty England France Germany Hussia Asia Africa Australia North South America America Europe Italy Russia Turkey Spain Portugal United States Americas Republica

Apparatus For Spraying In Orchards And Small Trees

For sprays on many trees a spraying apparatus is needed. A bucket or knap sack pump suits low trees and hedges. A barrel pump serves mid size orchards, a gaso line outfit for large commercial orchards. For few trees apply as a spray to limbs with brush. Fish oil soap at two pounds per gallon water makes an excellent insecticide.

Percheron Trade Proves Profitable, Farm Reporter Says

A correspondent for the Orange Judd Farmer notes ambitious horse hobbyists should invest in pure bred stock. He recalls buying two Percheron fillies in 1903 and the first two pure bred colts on his farm in 1905. He claims Percherons earned more than logs or cattle and says he would rather quit farming than give up Percherons.

Orange Judd Farmer

Variety in poultry feed improves egg production

If you cannot balance a ration for poultry and cannot obtain all components for a college ration, provide your birds with as wide a variety of feeds as possible. Do not feed one thing exclusively regardless of quality. Variety is emphasized as crucial for better egg production.

World republic and liberty for all mankind

The text asserts that Japan, by embracing a new impulse, has inspired China to shed old bonds and become a republic. It notes South Africa’s freedom struggle and Australasia’s progressive governments as proof that the Declaration of Independence has begun its work. It envisions a future where liberty prevails globally.

Japan China South Africa Australasia Uberty

Machines to Fight Typhus and Other Current Topics

A roundup of 1909 era notes includes Dr Leon L Watters announcing Serbia will disinfect personal belongings with his typhus fighting apparatus. Other items cover Frederick Davies estate provisions for a Naval Academy trust, a national Fourth of July hymn sing, Ambassador Sharp in Paris, midshipmen cruise to the Pacific, and various public-interest briefings from Washington and Philadelphia.

New York Setvia Leon L. Watters Low Columbia University College of Psydelans Watters Enel Frederick Martin Davies Stock Exchange Davies, Thompson & Co Eighty-second Street Frederick M. Davies United States Naval Academy Naval Academy Philadelphia United States Goethals Panama Canal Zone Stone Alaska France Washington Paris William G. Sharp Mr. Sharp Uncle Sam Sharp Myron T. Herrick House Committee On Foreign Affairs Ambassador Sharp Ohio Elyria

Federal Volunteers Proposed by Adjutant General Stotesbury

Adjutant General Louis W. Stotesbury advocates a new body called Federal volunteers. This civilian corps would stay at work at regular jobs, be paid for service, and be drilled at night under regular army officers. He envisions a trained force up to 800,000 ready for federal control and rapid deployment. He notes volunteers alone do not make seasoned soldiers without standard enlistment.

Federal Volunteers New York Louis W. Stotesbury

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