Cooperative Principles Must Guide Organization
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the report urges adherence to uniform standards for farm products and the open, loyalty-driven operation of farmer marketing cooperatives. It warns against profit chasing, stresses member ownership, capable management, fair capital returns, and steady growth as keys to durable cooperative success.
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Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Y Markets
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Busineys
Enary
Wheat pests threaten U.S. grain output and disease loss
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that pests and diseases caused large yearly wheat losses and estimates that saving diseased grain could add about 20,484,700 barrels to national flour output. The bulletin emphasizes prevention, control measures, and breeding disease resistant varieties, produced in cooperation with state experiments.
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United States
States Department of Agriculture
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Department
Office of Cereal Investigations
Bureau of Plant Industry
Proper Feeding for Healthy Calves Starts Before Birth
Poorly nourished cows birth weak calves hard to raise. The calf’s nutrition begins before birth as nutrients pass from cow to fetus. US Department of Agriculture experts say cow and calf both suffer if pregnant cows lack food. Dairymen should provide abundant palatable feed to ensure thrifty condition at calving for strong, well-developed calves.
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Say Specialista
United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry and Dairy Profits From Small Farms
The dairyman or small dairy farmer can gain the largest proportional profits from a poultry flock. Feeding surplus farm products like clover alfalfa rye and silage to hens boosts egg production and growth. Milk feeds nest together with egg foods for better returns, while keeping records twice yearly and inventorying stock.
Much Idle Land to Be Utilized for Reforestation
Col. Wo. Greeley of the U S Department of Agriculture notes vast idle land could supply timber and reduce freight costs if kept working growing forest trees. He cites Chicago as a major lumber market, with rising freight rates and a $22 5 million annual tax on wood using industries due to exhausted surrounding forests. He urges reforestation across Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan to meet annual timber needs and support home building and industry.
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United Stars
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Wo. Greeley
United States Department of Agriculture
Natonal Asse
Chicago
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Central
Lake States
Tis
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
United States
Demand for Small Capons Promises Popular Market
There is already a considerable demand for small mature capons. A little education will make the capon from the small variety as popular as the large heavy capon. The reason is simple: small families favor five or six pound capons over ten or twelve pound ones for practical use.
Potatoes on Soil and Poultry Health Notes
A fragmentary notice discusses leaving potatoes on soil after digging to toughen skins and improve appearance while reducing decay. It mentions diet changes for poultry and notes about fatness affecting health, with silhouettes of advice and marketing phrases from a livestock keeper’s perspective.
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Bertaine
Demand for American flag fabric rises with new fibers
The United States Department of Agriculture reports urgent demand for textile fibers for linens and flags. It notes efforts to boost flax fiber production through new varieties, improved machines, and disease resistant strains, with about 6,000 acres grown in the U.S. and 7,000 more planned amid price pressures.
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United States
Geese Feather Picking Widely Practiced in North, South
Breeders across the South and parts of the Midwest and North pluck feathers from live geese before molt. Some pluck quarterly in summer, others once or twice yearly, mainly in spring or both spring and fall. Feathers fetch about 75 cents per pound for white and higher for gray, with cruelty concerns noted against breeding season plucking.
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Middle West
North
Problem of Running Water in South Carolina Farmhouse
A Caharras county South Carolina county agent and a U S Department of Agriculture demonstrator built a hillside cement basin about 20 feet above a house to supply running water. The 2000 gallon basin costs about 400 and maintains uniform temperature better than a tower tank, which would cost twice as much.
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Caharras County
S. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Cue State Agricultural College
Cows Freshening in Fall Boosts Dairy Production
Fall freshening aims at maximum milk output as dairy prices rise. The article urges timely breeding to align calving with peak demand, notes easier help during busy harvest periods, emphasizes reliable hens for egg production, and stresses clean, well kept pig quarters and quality feed to improve overall farm yields.
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Improved A Form International Sunday School Lesson Text
October 9 lesson based on Acts chapter 19 outlines Paul in Ephesus, miracles and converts, the riot led by Demetrius, and the public burning of magical books. It emphasizes repentance, faith in Christ, and the kingdom message amid pagan commerce and temple power.
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Ephesus
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Mountain Fairies Gather and Dance on the Mountain Tops
A whimsical tale follows Lady Gray Cloud and the Mountain Fairies as they plan a feast with the King of the Clouds. The fairies describe seasonal delays, woodland visitors, and a rainbow blessing while a village schoolroom joke and a geography tale are interwoven with playful vignettes.
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King of the Clouds
Lady Gray Choad
Lady Graylond
Woolland
Anul
Mhy Beautiful
Mr. Sun
You Need a Medicine You Should Have the Best
Trade ad copy touts Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer and Co New York offering a sample bottle by parcel post. It urges readers to buy at all drug stores and frames the product as a remedy for various ailments without providing concrete evidence or dosage details.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
N.Y
Auntie Affects Ruth Over Hair Bobbing Decision
A nine year old girl Ruth cherishes waist length hair. Aunt Nora’s nephew persuades Ruth by praising bobbing, and Ruth playfully asks which of them should go first. The snippet ends with a light exchange from the Indianapolis News.
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Nora
Nuum
Anntie
Wante
Indianapolis News
California Fig Syrup Advertisement for Children
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation in children. It promises a fruity taste that opens bowels and notes that a teaspoonful may prevent illness, advising to ask druggists for genuine bottles with printed directions. Also mentions Red Cross Blue detergent as a laundry reference and ends with an ad tag.
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California
How Wax Candles Light From Wax to Gas Process
A Cleveland Plain Dealer passage explains heating wax to gas before flame forms, noting the wick must stay lit long enough for gas to fuel the fire, and that blowing out the flame interrupts gas production and extinguishes the light. It contrasts leaders and followers in public thought and money.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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