Wastes to enrich soil and rape as green fodder on farms
The British Board of Agriculture urges converting all farm waste into compost to boost humus and plant food. It highlights rape as a valuable quick growing fodder for sheep, cattle, pigs, and poultry and notes safety and timing guidance for sowing and livestock feeding. It also offers cream handling and storage tips for dairy farms and discusses factors influencing egg fertility in poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Board of Agriculture
Essex
Department of Agriculture
United States
Atock
Rhode Island
Burgon and Ball v Eyres A Competing Agency Suit Settlement
The suit claims Burgon and Ball Ltd alleges Eyres violated his agency contract by running competing businesses in New South Wales and Victoria. It details profits from Albion Stewart and Co and Eclipse Oil, misuse of company offices in Sydney and Melbourne, and improper advertising. Settlement terms require Eyres to pay sums and settle costs per a court-filed agreement. A related note reports Charles Lister, heir to Lord Ribblesdale, joining the Socialist Party after public taunts at a meeting. he is 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harvey
Alfred de Lissa
Charles Manning
Messrs. Colquhoun and Bassett
William Henry Eyres
United Kingdom
Australasia
Albion Stewart and Co
New South Wales
Victoria
Eclipse Oil Company
Merrins
Merrinsa Milling and Contracting Company
Con
Sydney
Melbourne
Asid
Messrs. Petter and Sons Limited
Australia
Orizaba
Messra. Colquhoun and Bassett
Burgon and Bull
Eyres
Clough
M.P
Charles Lister
Lord Ribblesdale
Socialist Party
Mall
Blackburn
Independent Labor Party
Lister
Oxford
Eton
Labor Party
Care of Cream at the Farm Separator
Professor EB H Farrington of the University of Wisconsin discusses the care of cream from farm separators to ensure butter quality. He argues farm separated cream can equal or surpass factory cream when milk is separated promptly after milking to yield clean sweet cream, improving market price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. Farrington
University of Wisconsin
Will of Sir George OBrien Benefits Westminster School
Sir George O'Brien who bequeathed half his modest fortune to Westminster School for boys’ welfare was a lifelong admirer of Westminster. On furlough he visited the school as guest of Dr Scott and he had a strong bond with Kilkenny Cathedral through his will. He retired to Kilkenny diocese residing at Castle Morres Knocktopher, son of the sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O'Brien
Westminster School
Westminster
England
Scott
Kilkenny
Kilkenniy
Castle Morres Knocktopher
Dr. O'Brien
Ossory
Ferns
France Forges Path in Algeria As Self Rule Takes Hold
The text notes moving toward self governance in Algeria inspired by English colonial administration ideas. It asserts progress since reforms and suggests France may watch with cautious optimism as Algeria progresses away from guiding strings.
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Aperia
Dun Word
Algeria
France
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Farm and Field
Burgon and Ball Limited
Y. Eyres
Himp v. Bynes
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