Cheese as a Daily Menu Item Promoted by Dairy Experts
United States dairy specialists urge broader cheese consumption highlighting its high protein content and versatility. They note Americans eat only about 3.8 pounds per capita yearly, far behind several nations, and advocate advertising and displays to boost demand through more cheese in daily menus.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Beaton
United States
Chicago
Denmark
United Kingdom
France
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Italy
Australia
America
Parts for Implements Inspections and Repairs
A careful systematic inspection of each implement is advised to decide which parts require repair or replacement. List each machine like plows harrows rollers seeders drills planters mowers headers wagons and belts with factory details and year bought. Order parts early and note manufacturer and catalogue or pattern numbers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Stocks of Corn Decline in November Estimates
Old corn on farms as of November 1 placed at 72,203,000 bushels, 23 percent of the crop. This compares with 114,678,000 bushels the prior year and the five year average of 87,277,000 bushels.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Arrange Creeps for Lambs In Simple Feed Plan
A short note suggests having ready ground grain and small crates placed where Thom Gean can access. The plan emphasizes convenience and steady supply for feeding lambs.
Pit Silos Grow Popular with Niobrara County Farmers
Niobrara County Farm Bureau members are building many pit silos after county agent demonstrations. A silo collar was formed and the pit dug, walls plumbed with a reamer, cement mixed and applied, and a hoist constructed. A second silo atlas was begun with collar laid out and pit dug, completing steps for pit silo construction to the satisfaction of attendees.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Niobrara County
Wyo
Farm Bureau
Alfalfa and farming tips on soil and compost use
The article stresses timely labor and careful farming methods. It urges efficient barn layout for manure, emphasizes alfalfa’s soil benefits, and notes composting and lime must mix with soil for effectiveness. It treats farming as a business requiring cost awareness and salesmanship.
Plan To Get Federal Help For Intercounty Highways
President David Jameson of the American Automobile Association urges federal aid be used only for roads in defined state systems. He argues states should aid county units, maintaining intercounty roads at state expense, funded by motor vehicle taxes rather than bond issues, with national funding exceeding $50,000 nationwide.
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wyoming
Washington
David Jameson
American Automobile Association
Dangerous crossing signal with gong at trolley era intersection
A three street crossing near a trolley line is made safer by a novel signal. An arm atop a rotating mechanism swings outward as a car approaches and triggers a loud gong. The device is painted in striking colors and described as camouflaged ship like by Popular Science Monthly.
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Popular Science Monthly
Lincoln Highway Gaps Closed by $100000 Gift
A donor gives 100000 dollars to complete two Nevada segments of the Lincoln Highway, filling the last gap in the first transcontinental road. The donor hopes state and federal work continues, presenting the finished highway as an object lesson for the American people.
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Nevada
Muddy Roads and Dust Affect Rural School Facilities
The piece argues muddy roads increase dust as they dry and that well crowned, hard, smooth roadbeds prevent water from standing and rutting. It advocates for better rural schools to have facilities equal to town children.
Braid and Button Trim Sets Marked Fashion Season
The article notes braid and bone buttons as recurring yet variable fashion accents. It highlights two coats where braid forms lattice appliques and panels along pockets and belts, with inventive button placements and unexpected braid uses that give garments distinction and adaptable style.
White Goods Sale and January Fashion Trends Described
The article notes January as the time for white goods sales in dry goods stores with undermuslins and sheets. It discusses a shift away from sheer fabrics toward fine cottons, notably batistes, and describes new chemise nightdresses, negligees, and trimmed details like narrow tucks, lace edging, and scalloped embroidery. Morning jackets and caps are highlighted, including ornate bonnets with wire supports and lace.
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Batiste
Dreezes Across Generations In Fashion Echo
A fragment notes a young girl mirroring her mother’s style from 18 to 20 years prior, describing tulle scarfs and wide gowns. The piece hints at colorfully beaded accessories and the revival of maternal fashion in a contemporary setting.
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Dreeses
Dreaped
Agos
Tata Fontan
Ae “Gause
Painting Aids Poultry House and Buildings
The article describes paint options for poultry houses and buildings, including ready mixed paints and paste pigments with oil. It covers priming with a paint linseed oil mix, finishing coats, and whitewash as a cheap interior exterior option with detailed preparation methods and application guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
How to test a fresh egg by candle rotation
The guide explains rotating an egg to assess freshness. Hold the pointed end, press near the candle opening, and spin. A still yolk movement indicates a fresh egg, while easy yolk movement or clear air space signals older eggs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hens Menu Hints From the USDA
The U S Department of Agriculture offers instructions for poultry feeding. Use home grown grains and by products with meat and fish scraps or milk. Mix feeds for a balanced ration and provide a scratch corn feed twice daily. Include a mash of ground grains and meat scrap and ensure hens exercise. Give a light morning corn and a full afternoon feed, especially when cold.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Market for squab broilers near hotels and clubs
Farmers near urban centers with many hotels restaurants and clubs can raise young squab broilers. At seven to eight weeks old and weighing three quarters to a pound each, they can fetch about one dollar.
Pinkham Medicine Co. trust in Lynn Saas noted
A fragment notes Pinkham Medicine Co located in Lynn Saas with a claim of confidence in a service or product. No clear event date or outcome is visible.
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Eos Ware
Lia KE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Saas
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