Farm Department Report Links Wildlife Violations and Market Prices
Federal Judge Trivber at Little Rock imposed penalties on John Hardy and Nick Gurno for violating the Migratory Bird Treaty Act in a case tied to wild duck trafficking. The 1922- era price report notes April 1922 hog and cotton seed prices, with declines from 1919 peaks, alongside notes on wool prices and an agriculture bureau demonstration on gopher trapping and manure management.
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Trivber
Little Muck
Ark
John Hardy
Nick Gurno
Hardy
Gurnowee
Wee
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Arsenate of Lead Spray to Fight Grape Pests Drafted
The United States Department of Agriculture advises vineyard care in June to prevent grape rootworm with arsenate of lead sprays and to combat leafhopper with nicotine sulphate or Bordeaux mixtures. Early June cultivation and late June sprays target different pests, using prescribed powder or paste mixes, soap water, and Bordeaux mixtures to curb fungous diseases.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin Details Greater Yields on 10 Eastern PA Farms
An investigation on 10 farms in eastern Pennsylvania shows corn yields of 85.50 bushels per acre versus state average 42.00, wheat 29.75 vs 18, and hay 2.65 tons per acre vs 1.43. The study, conducted by U S Department of Agriculture specialists, highlights manure management and efficiency practices. The bulletin number is 087 and may be obtained free from the Division of Publications.
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Serear
Chapter County
Chester County
Pennsylvania
United States Department of Agriculture
Division of
Farm Women Organize to Market Eggs and Butter
Farm women organize to market eggs and butter with a plan to form cooperatives for large quantities. Members or a designated person collect the goods regularly. Marketing agents from the United States Department of Agriculture work to educate and grade eggs, boosting value and pre marketing standards.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Keep Two Hens Per Each Family Member
A home poultry note recommends two hens per family member to yield about 20 dozen eggs yearly, or one egg daily per person with 183 eggs per year per two hens. It promotes geese as grazing stock and highlights their year round demand. Also includes simple biscuit dough and white cake icing recipes, then medical notes on catarrh, antiseptics, Boroxzone, and a Liberty Bond price update.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cheese Salads and Variations From a United States Guide
A vintage guide outlines cheese based salads and variations. Recipes include cream cheese with whipped cream and gelatin served in molds, cheese and pimento salad on lettuce with French dressing, stuffed pimientos, cream cheese stuffed tomatoes, and several deviled cheese creations. It notes cost and preparation tips and suggests lettuce as a serving base with light dressings.
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Pedaliste
United States Department of Agrisomnitare
Epicures
Great Disasters of the Last Two Decades
A chronological overview of major disasters worldwide from 1900 to 1917, listing floods, earthquakes, shipwrecks, fires and explosions. It names locations such as Pueblo Colorado, Johnstown Pennsylvania, Galveston Texas, San Francisco, and Halifax, with figures on lives lost and property damage.
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New York
Pueblo
Colorado
Chicago
Liuthiona
Missinnipot
Arkansas
Tennessee
Ohio
Dayton
Hamilton
Zanesville
Columbus
Cincinnati
San Luis Rey
California
Rio Grande
Riyer
el Paso
Cade
Johnstown
Conemaugh
Galveston
Tex
Mt Pelee
Troquois
Chirag
Generl Slocum
East River
San Francisco
Titantica Midocean
Jos
Earthuake
Turkey
Principe de Asturias
Kicker-Mann
Japan
Empress of Ireland
St. Lawrence
Italy
Eastland
Craser
Mediterranean
Hsin Yu
China
Vanguard
Halifax
Mont Blanc
Representative Little Receives Praise for Law Codification
Washington June 3 Representative Little of Kansas, chairing the House Revision of the Laws committee, is praised nationwide for completing the codification of U S laws. Judge Hriber of Arkansas notes his time will be spent reviewing the act, but lauds the work as great and deserving broad acknowledgment by judges and lawyers.
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Tokyo
Washington
Representative Little
Kansas
House
United States
Hriber
Arkansas
Directory of Courts and Officials for Hartford Area
Comprehensive listing of Circuit Court and county officials in Hartford, including judge, attorneys, trustees, clerks, sheriffs, jailer, tax and survey staff, coroner, and district representatives. Also covers district judges, mayors, police judges, marshals, and school board members with meeting and district details. Includes teachers institute dates and various teachers examinations across Hartford Beaver Dam Fordsville and surrounding towns.
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Hartford
Beaver Dam
Fordsville
White
County and Bate
Sixty sixth Congress aims to update federal revision statutes
Federal lawmakers consider a new revision bill for the bench and bar following a two year committee study. The proposal echoes the 1874 Revised Statutes in purpose and scope, backed by requests from Federal judges and United States attorneys. Also includes a consumer ad note urging readers to cut out a tablet coupon as a remedy for constipation and indigestion.
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United States
Thies
Final Census Figures Put U S Population At 105 710 620
The census bureau announced final United States population of 105 710 620, up 27 612 from earlier figures. Outlying population totals 13 148 738, making the aggregate for the United States and possessions 117 859 358.
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Census Bureau
United States
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Bureau of Bological Survey
Cnted States Department of Agriculture
Marcut
United State Department of Agriculture
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Cheney & CO
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Oba
Ohio County Drug Co
Liberty
Victory
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Circuit Court
R. W. Slack
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Com
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Clark
A. C. Porter
Oho
Mack Cook
County Atcy
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W. C. Blankenship
S. A. Bratcher
E. 8. Howard
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D. E. Ward
Fiscal Court
Ed Shawn
Sam L. Stevens
Q. B. Brown
Simmons
G. W. Rowe
Centertown
W. C. Daugherty
Bateetown
W. S. Dean
Dundes
B. F. Rice
Fordeville
H. C. Rhoades
J. BE. Bean
J. A. Howard
C. M. Crowe
J. P. Casebier
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L. Fulkerson
Marehal
J. Bratcher
Dan
Deaver Dam
Ch'm'n
W. T. McKenney
R. W. King
J. W. Cooper
I. F. Stevens
County Board of Education
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C. Div
R. A. Owen
Route
H. C. Lake
Pordevilla
Claud Renfrow
Dun
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Rosine
Otid Stevens
Beaver
Nat Lindley
County Board of Examiners
Birdie Midkit
Ira Jones
Teachers Institute
Lydia
Finkham Med. Co
Chamberlain
Frey
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Ohio Medical CO
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