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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1930
Page
20
Diversified farming includes beekeeping as a profitable small scale activity. The article notes 10 to 25 colonies on Southwest farms can yield about 50 pounds of honey yearly for a decade with proper care. It explains bee biology, loyalty to the colony, and the need for study with beginner books and magazines.
W D Howard of Milford Massachusetts owns Ida Cliftons Ethel a purebred Jersey cow that set the highest American records for milk and butterfat in the senior three year old class. The cow produced 18151 lbs of milk 8433 quarts and 1030.79 lbs butterfat 1288 lbs equivalent. Eight state college supervisors verified the test. Howard says the herd includes about fifteen Jersey cows and he also grows carnations with success in New York.
Visitors are invited to tour the Leading Hill Country Chicken Industry founded in 1907, with open doors including Sundays to showcase operations and poultry production practices.
The passage explains the queen bee’s special crib and rich food for five days as she develops into mother of the colony. It notes the drone is the male hatched from unfertilized eggs, with the sole duty of mating and a worker-initiated end of life after the season if unmated.
Advertisement notes a subscription offer for the Standard newspaper at 1.50 per year. It highlights value and mail delivery. No additional details on terms or deadlines are provided.
The long awaited model from Aermotor Windmills is due to reach tomorrow. Buyers who have waited can be supplied without further delay, announced by Oscar Krauskopf.
Randolph G. Page, 36, vice president of Texhoma Aeronautical Service, died in a Fort Worth hospital after planning a flight to St. Louis. A pioneer of night and coast to coast mail, he helped design the Stinson Bat light cabin plane and served as chief pilot for Stinson. Survived by his widow and three children. body to be sent to Arlington National Cemetery. Advance Motor Co. ad notes service hours.
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