Cleaning Silver with Aluminum Method Cooks Chart
An old fashioned kitchen tip outlines a quick aluminum method for cleaning silver using an aluminum kettle or enamel kettle with an aluminum pie pan. Silver pieces touch the metal and boil in water with baking soda and salt, then are washed in hot soap suds and dried. Warnings: do not boil soldered silver and do not clean oxidized silver.
Grain Storage Not Costly Says Iowa State Expert
H D Hughes at Iowa State College notes grain may shrink little in storage but can gain weight, so shrinkage should not be counted as a storage cost. He cites labor costs for unloading and loading with efficient elevators and possible inside cup designs as common in modern equipment.
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H. D. Hughes
Iowa State College
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
Feed Milk to Increase Size of Pallet Eggs
University of Wisconsin’s Prof J J Halpin voices a cautious plan to use cod liver oil in poultry mash at 2 to 3 percent. He notes worms in flocks decline after cod liver oil but warns it is not a worm remedy. it may help flocks with lowered resistance after worm removal.
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J. J. Halpin
University of Wisconsin
Halpin
Water as a Poultry Health Risk
The article warns that water quality is a major infection source for poultry. It advises daily rinsing of containers, elevating water to prevent litter contamination, and using clean sources such as wells or home water supplies while avoiding streams or stagnant pools that may carry contagious diseases.
Rye For Pastures
Farmers seek feed conservation for wintering and fattening livestock and note 19 cent pasture costs. Late fall rye planting is possible if rains arrive and seeds are sown in September. Rye is the hardiest grain, rarely winter kills, and may be seeded by November 1. Seed-bed prep may be tougher due to low moisture. double disking and rolling in stubble fields is advised.
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United States
Research Department
The
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacture
Early Fall Layers and Their Hatchery Value
Early molt in fall can reduce egg production but leads to mature hens that resume laying in early year. Hatcheries favor eggs from pullets of this age for better hatch viability and chick quality.
Fairbanks Morse Engines on display at OSCAR KRAUSKOPE
A catalog note highlights Fairbanks Morse engines in all sizes shown at OSCAR KRAUSKOPE, showcasing mechanical power and historical engine designs.
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Fairbanks-Morse
University Land Amendment Gains Broad Support Across Texas
Governor Moody endorses the University Land Amendment as just and fair with backing from the university board of regents and multiple party and group conventions. The University Land Amendment Association, formed at McCamey by 17 counties, argues taxes will be equalized and public improvements funded, noting 1928 state taxes from these counties and school apportionments.
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Austin
Dan Moody
University Board of Regents
Texas
University Land Amendment
University Land Amendment Association
McCamey
Penrose B. Metcalfe
University
Metcalfe
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Gillespie County Texas
Notice of sale in Gillespie County Texas under a 1930 judgment in H. A. Franz vs Estella F. Carter et al. Details describe 100 acres on A Gien survey No. 49 by Pedernales River including a graveyard and deeded land from 1927. Sheriff Alfred Blaerner will auction the property on the first Tuesday of October 1939 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse.
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State of Texas
Gillespie
H. A. Franz
Estella F. Carter
District Court
Gillespie County
Texas
Catherine C. Graves
A. Gien
Pedernales River
Caroline Petermann
E. F. Carter
Catherine C Graves
Fredericksburg
A. D
Alfred Blaerner
Gillespie Co
Tex
Milking Hygiene Emphasized For Safety and Care
Guidelines urge water every milking and year round. All milk handlers must treat milk as easily contaminated and take reasonable precautions to prevent it from becoming a danger to themselves and others.
Spray Cows for Lice Says Warm Spray Best
A. E. Perkins of Ohio Experiment Station advises through spraying dairy cattle with non poisonous disinfectant to combat lice. Use warm solution on a warm day, mix with water, and spray stalls as well. Reapply after ten days to catch escaped insects and keep stalls clean to prevent reinfestation.
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A. E. Perkins
Ohio Experiment Station
The
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
Cattle Feeding Warning On Heifer Fatness And Milk Flow
Caution against overfat heifers to prevent udder trouble and reduced milk. Overfatness is rare but underfeeding can cause a marked fall in milk flow that is hard to recover later, leading to lower production over the lactation period.
Poultrymen Prepare Pullets For Winter Quarters
Poultrymen focus on housing young pullets in warm dry draft free quarters with sanitary equipment. They also cull late hatched or poorly developed pullets to give thrifty birds more room, reduce feed use, and help prevent disease epidemics.
Cow Dairy Advice on Dry Periods for Health
Under ordinary conditions the cow should be dry six weeks at least and if in poor flesh two months is better. The guidance emphasizes adequate dry periods to maintain herd health and productivity.
J I Case Tractors and Threshers for Grain and Pernuts
Local dealer promotes J I Case tractors and threshers for grain and Pernuts plus Case power machinery. Product lineup emphasizes reliable farming equipment for harvest season and general agricultural work.
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J. I. Case
Case
Oscar Krauskope
Cystex Test Promises Quick Relief for Kidney Pain
Advertises Cystex to ease sleep disruption from bladder irritation and kidney pains. Claims fast 15 minute circulation, improved rest and energy, and a money back Tron-Clad Guarantee. Priced 60 cents at Central Drug Store Svore.
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