Bovine Tuberculosis Yields to Active Testing Campaign
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the article details a national bovine tuberculosis eradication effort. It highlights testing campaigns in counties like Hina Jale County, Mich, and notes rapid herd clearance, rising monthly cattle tests, and growing local cooperation to eliminate the disease.
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United State Department At Agriculture
Antma
United States Department of Aerionieure
Howe
Wleptiew
United States
Hina Jale
Mich
MO County
Stove
Federal
Mve Tuck
Winter Feed and Poultry House Ventilation Tips
Guidance on winter feed rations for hens, balanced seed variety, and proper ventilation to prevent illness. Notes on feeding pullets, avoiding crowding, and selecting best egg prices based on farm size and storage. Strong emphasis on shelter conditions, nighttime roosts, and diversified daily rations for maintained appetite.
Dead Hogs Buried Deep in Quicklime to Combat Hog Cholera
The article details methods for disposing of hog carcasses to prevent hog cholera spread. It recommends burying deep in quicklime, using an old metal wheel as a funeral base, and slashing carcasses to aid burning. It notes larger animals require trenches or dismemberment to fit, urging quick burial to limit spread.
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United States Department of
Water for Cows in Winter Feeding Guideline
US Department of Agriculture bulletin advises watering dairy cows two to three times daily during winter when housed. Water should be 10 to 20 degrees above freezing and kept at a steady temperature. use tank heaters, live steam, or hot water from a boiler to warm drinking water economically.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fanmore
Willeh Tee
Ventilation and coop design for healthy chickens
A fragmented note from Vickers of Ohio State University discusses proper ventilation as key to preventing disease in poultry. It suggests strategic openings and chicken wire to deter pests, advising against year round use of certain caps and emphasizing cleanliness to keep chicks healthy.
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Vickers
Ohio State University
Getting Winter Eggs to Profit in Local Market
Fragmentary notes discuss winter egg prices and profit tricks. Mentions a small profit amid rising costs and a proposed protective fee structure to stabilize supply. No clear entities or dates identified due to garbled text.
Green Feed Essential for Livestock and Growing Stock
Green feed is essential for live stock and feeders. It supports growth and health, though limited quantities suffice for daily needs.
Clean Nests and Textiles Influence Prices in Winter and Spring
The article discusses factors affecting prices in the laying house during wet seasons, stressing herd management. It highlights saving heifer calves from heat, replacing unprofitable cows, and argues for soil conservation as a hedge against future starvation.
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Herms
Inventory Guide for Farm Businesses and Asset Listing
The article explains conducting a farm inventory as a core business practice. It advocates scheduling once a year, preferably when the season allows, and listing all assets and resources field by field. It notes tangible and intangible assets, suggests methods for recording values, and emphasizes accurate information for profits and debts.
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United States
Iain Alfhouiel
Sire Keehn
Yell
Cotton Belt
Tehshihd
Definite Plan for Garden Layout and Crop Pairings
A historical guide from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines planning a garden on paper with sunlit rows north to south, choosing crop companions and succession for continuous occupancy. It covers measuring space, grouping tall crops away from small ones, and emphasizes convenience for cultivation over strict sun exposure.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Farm Inventories And Net Worth Methods
A historical guide explains inventorying farm resources and liabilities, grouping items into land buildings stock and equipment, listing cash notes and receivables, and calculating net present worth. It also notes repairing broken glass and the scarcity of heavy horses as practical farming concerns.
Feeding Dairy Cows and Efficient Cattle Management
The article discusses feeding plans for dairy cows, recommending 80 grams per day as a base and three meals daily to boost intake. It suggests adjusting grain proportionally to milk production and questions keeping unprofitable cows. It notes that 97 percent of American cattle are scrubs.
Cost Of Milk Production In Different Regions
Dairymen nationwide are advised on pounds of corn, hay and silage and thirty hours of labor needed to produce 100 pounds of milk. The USDA began 1913 studies on dairy farms to gather accurate regional data. Reports cover southeastern Linistin, northwestern Indiana, North Carolina and western Washington, and Vermont with bulletins 608 858 619 and 92.
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United States
Bureau of Antul Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Average pasture for pigs in Iowa State study
The animal husbandry department at Iowa State College says fifteen to twenty pigs, each about 100 pounds, will be the ideal number for an average pasture. Numbers beyond this risk spoilage and greater disease spread.
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Animal Husbandry
Towa State College
Heavy Horses Sought as Farmers Seek Strong Breeds
The fragmented OCR text notes a demand for heavy horses and a shift in farming focus toward breeding lines. It mentions farmers recognizing a marked search for robust equines and barley about breeding interest in the community.
Profitable Laying Hens and Farm Efficiency
A fragmented item discusses profitable laying hens and feeding strategies to boost egg output and efficiency on farms. It mentions top producers and the value of quality feed and seed from a reliable dealer.
Hong Kong the Jewel of the British Empire
The article extols Hong Kong as a premier British colony in the Far East. It describes its harbor as vast and protected, the terrace cityscape rising up the hills, and its role as a commercial gateway to southern China. It notes Victoria as official name, the diverse population, and the orderly, thriving port and shipping hub anchored by British governance.
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Gangrayinia
Washington, D.C
Hong Wong
Far East
Hamburg
New York
China
Islands
Hong Kong
Gibraltar
Canton
Macao
Mall
Great Britain
Wawr
Ong Kong
Asli
Victoria
United States
Cure for Insomnia at Police Headquarters
A sergeant and a secretary discuss tricks to sleep, noting a new gun that might awaken neighbors and a sergeant who sleeps quickly after dressing in uniform. The dialogue reflects humorous hard luck and stereotyped dialect, preserving a one-line gag tone from the Indianapolis News.
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Tye
Asheep
Indianapolis News
Where Old Ship Rope Goes Ends Its Career Guarding Phone Lines
A long-ago feature notes rope repurposed after guarding telephonic circuits. It details 13,000,000 pounds of discarded rope turning into 7,000,000 pounds of cable paper used by the Bell system last year. A humorous telegram anecdote closes with a rural punchline about simple counting.
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Bell Telephone System
Min Lost in Snow Becomes Heroic Brother Tale
A lengthy recount recounts Min’s snowy wandering as she seeks her brother’s school. The narrative shifts to reflections on personal agency with lines about self-making. It ends with the father answering a child’s question about weather with a playful explanation of “raining cats and dogs.”
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Abe
Bea
Lilia
Tree
Austin
Alin
Min
Brother
Willie
Willing Husband and Social Skill Lessons
An Atlantic man recalls a darky worker tale and a wife’s role in training a husband. The piece contrasts educated pretensions with practical savvy under pressure, noting a wife’s influence in social adaptation. Also includes a brief ad and stray gossip quips.
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Darky
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