Weather Bureau debunks moon superstition and notes butter storage rise
Washington August 15 reports that the Weather Bureau discredits the wet moon belief and explains crescent position varies by latitude. Cold storage shows butter stocks up from last year while American cheese in storage exceeds prior levels. measles outbreak nears 10,000 nationwide.
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Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau of the
United States
Lamb feeding tests show grain sorghums rival corn value
Spur Experiment Station reports lambs fed kafir, milo, feterita, and corn with similar feeding value. Gains varied by diet. packers paid $15.50 cwt for Lots 2,3,5,6 and $14.25 for Lot 4, while costs per 100 lb gain ranged from $11.07 to $12.95.
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Spur
Ft. Worth
Nonbreeding dairy cattle respond to sprouted oats feeding
Six virgin dairy heifers at the USDA Beltsville Dairy Experiment Farm were fed sprouted oats to overcome barren condition and five of six conceived within 20 days. Six cows previously unable to conceive also calved after 19 to 48 days of feeding. Oregon Experiment Station trials, urged by R R Graves, showed equally favorable results.
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United States Department of Agriculture Dairy Experiment Farm
Beltsville
R. R. Graves
Oregon Experiment Station
Graves
Vitamin E and Sprouted Oats Linked to Fertility in Cattle
The article notes discovery of a fifth vitamin, vitamin E, in green leaves and alfalfa seeds and its potential effect on fertility. Trials on heifers and cows fed sprouted oats are inconclusive, with breeding seasons influenced by domestication and management.
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University of California
Peter's All Leather Shoes Featured at JAENKE & SCHOENEWOLF
JAENKE & SCHOENEWOLF showcases latest styles in ladies, men's and children's all leather shoes. The ad promotes the Standard subscription at $1.00 per year.
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Peter
Allleather
Jaenke & Schoenewolf
Fredericksburg Cannery Seeks Beef Canning This Week
Farmers and ranchers are urged to arrange beef canning at the Fredericksburg Cannery. The plant is open for cann ing each day of the week, offering convenient styles of canned meats for use at home.
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Fredericksburg
Comfort Man Otto Flach Sr Dies at 69
Otto Flach Sr., 69, a prominent Comfort resident, died of heart failure while returning from bowling. His body was found early Thursday near his home. Funeral is set for Friday at 10 a.m. He is survived by his widow, four sons Walter Otto Rudolph and Paul, and three daughters Mrs Paul Helekamp of Boerne Mrs Theo Strohacker and Mrs Peter Ingenhuett of Comfort, two sisters Mrs Paul and Mrs H C Ingenhuett, and two brothers Ernst of San Antonio and R M Flach of Comfort.
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Comfort
Tex
Otto Flach Sr
Flach
Walter
Otto
Rudolph
Paul
Paul Helekamp
Boerne
Theo Strohacker
Peter Ingenhuett
Mesdames Paul
H. C. Ingenhuett
Ernst
San Antonio
R. M. Flach
Galvanized Tubs and Milk Coolers Sold by SCHANDUA & REICHENAU
Fredericksburg Cannery seeks okra in any quantity and offers contact by phone 79W for buyers. Galvanized bath tubs and milk coolers are advertised in all sizes by Schandua and Reichenau.
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Schandua & Reichenau
Fredericksburg
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