Morgan horse gains popularity on western ranches
The Morgan breed, praised for superiority, stamina, and hardiness, is used to improve saddle horses on western ranges. At the Southwestern Exposition in Fort Worth, 16 Morgans were shown, with Red Oak 5249 named best aged stallion and champion Morgan. The Army and USDA foster Morgan remounts across Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, and Texas, while the breed remains strongest in New England, especially Vermont.
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Ae Maree
Fort Worth
Tex
Red Oak
Morgan
General Gates
United States
Morgan Horse Farm
Middlebury
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Texas
Ilinets
Town
New England
Vermont
Wisconsin Hatcheries Under State Inspection
Wisconsin poultry hatcheries are the only ones in the United States under state regulation and inspection per USDA information. The state department of markets and University of Wisconsin poultry department set regulations for hatchery flocks and hatcheries. accredited hatcheries carry a mark, and inspectors issue certificates to owners meeting requirements.
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Wisconsin
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
State Department of Markets
Poultry Department
The
University of Wisconsin
Anit
Eries
Department of Markets
Ixeme
Plant Only Best Corn Seed Practice Critiqued
Fragmentary agricultural note argues best corn seed yields depend on quality seed, timing, and labor. It suggests relying on another farmer’s breeding results may reduce costs and improve first year outcomes.
Better Tillage for Farms
A fragmented note argues better tillage could boost farm yields and profits. The text references farmers and methods, urging adoption for improved crops and financial returns amid unclear details and garbled terms.
Farmers Engaged in Raising Silver Foxes
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that Fox farming has grown with about 500 ranchers nationwide and 12 000 to 15 000 foxes in captivity. The industry involves knowledge of species sanitation diseases and parasites, and many inquiries come to the Biological Survey for guidance.
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Unites @uses Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Slides on better farming loaned to extension workers
Two hundred ninety one lantern slide sets were loaned to extension workers in 46 states during January February and March to illustrate better farming and home making methods. Agricultural instructors and teachers found them useful with 45 sets sent to schools. the popular topic was Better Sires Better Stock. Other in demand topics included home improvement crop production road improvement and dairying. States with the largest requests were Arkansas Kansas Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Arkandas
Kbo
Mbchhgan
Illow's
Peneytvanta
Clean Out All Fence Rows to Control Wire Worms
A fragment discusses cleaning up weeds and debris on unproductive land to curb pestilence. Entomologist F. A. Fentom of Iowa State College notes such sites harbor pest activity and that soil cleanup can reduce worm populations. Crop rotation is advised to starve pests in infested areas.
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F. A. Fentom
Lows State College
Harbur
Tomato crop gains importance in winter supper plans
A fragmented note discusses tomatoes as a key crop for winter meals and canned goods, highlighting easy cultivation and the role of tomatoes in sustaining home pantries during colder seasons.
Idaho News Notes and Local Happenings
Reports from Idaho across health, education, and public life. Federal health officials will study eradication methods for pests in the upper Snake River valley while university honors list top graduates from the University of Idaho. Local incidents include a power wire accident injuring R. G. Penwell and preparations for Fourth of July events by American Legion and Pendleton Roundup. Idaho Falls students win a national health trophy. officials weigh extending Idaho Tech programs. statewide health and irrigation issues are reviewed. discussions on forming a milk testing association progress in Caldwell and Canyon counties.
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Habe
Idaho
Alower of Reclamation
Iizhe
Rotary Cleb
United States Public Health Service
Snake River
Moscow
Ida
American Legion
Pendleton
Fragmentary verse excerpt attributed to Langfellow
The readable lines hint at a decorative mock history poem about Longfellow and a puppet-like figure guiding a mother toward an evening meeting. Language is garbled and fragmentary, with unclear plot or names beyond poet references.
Lowell Quotes On Personal Tuning In Varied Moods
Lowell notes that measures vary by person and mood, suggesting tuning differs for everyone and emphasizing subjective experience.
Tenine Blessing Praised By West and Mrs Archer
A resident of Shepard Street Petersberg Virginia Mr T J Archer reports long months of misery from indigestion gas pain heart palpitations headaches dizziness and rheumatism. He credits Tenlac sold by all good druggists as a turning point and praises its effects.
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Tenine
West
T. J. Archer
Shepard St. Petersberg
Innocent Pastime in a London Tit-Bits tale
An old man walking along a road is accosted by a burly stranger who proposes a game of “pot shivering.” The man consents, and the exchange unfolds in a terse, cryptic manner characteristic of the periodical’s humor and newspaper tone.
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London
Fragmented dialogue reveals family tensions and moral musings
A child questions a mother about a man named Jepas and wash days while the mother answers with cautious denial. The exchange hints at social norms, hospitality, and underlying fear of debt as a moral cue within a strained household. The text reflects themes of trust, obligation, and community expectations.
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Margaret
Jepas
Margeret
Both Sides Pleased by Rainfall Echoes Woven Pride
Fragmentary lines show rain described as falling on all, uniting parties in shared pride. The text hints at mutual satisfaction despite differing viewpoints, with a refrain-like cadence suggesting equal impact and reconciliation through weather. Read as a brief reflective note on common ground amid tension.
Literary Amenities and George Moore Dialogue Fragment
Fragmentary quotation presents George Moore and Shaw in a terse exchange. The lines reference fame and a perceived extremity of a name, capturing a playful but obscure literary moment. No clear event or outcome is described.
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George Moore
Shaw
Fragmented Teaser of Theatrical Rehearsal Gossip
A gossiping critic describes a dull reading of a new play where the writer rouses only a weary listener. The scene centers on a tired rehearsal night with scattered comments about timing and spectacle.
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Ana
Fragmented OCR Text Shows A Haphazard Fire Scene
A garbled OCR sample presents disjointed phrases about fires and daily life. It includes stray dialogue and nonsensical lines reflecting poor transcription, with no clear event, date, place, or identifiable persons.
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Southwest
Jay & McDonald
Filer
Bubiy
Boise
Lewister
University of Idaho
Paul Talbot Rowell
Lewiston
R. G. Penwell
Caldwell
Bulse Valley Potato Association
Potato Grow
Ara
Aldwell
College of Idaho
Idaho Falls
M'Selon Formie
William Graken
Poratelin
Idaho Tech
Cuddwett—Daieymem
Culdwett Commercial Wit and Miedse
Ada County
Weteiaton
Benefit
Canyon County
Besgmess
Chattpooza
Longfellow
Langfellow
Lowell
Petersburg
Mies de Mutr
Utah
Bow Doan
Milburn CO
Buffalo, My
Poe
Fletcher
Parrmount
Berry
Indenspolis News
Vaxae
Nature
Grape-Nuts
Pestum Careal Company
Bee
Barite Creek
Mich
Urmiee Sas
Weite
Trum
Burns
Mark
New York
Drag Concern
Salt Lake City
Mary
Colter
Gloria
George
Eitiew
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