Scarlet and Gold: The Royal North West Mounted Police Legacy
A retrospective honors the Royal North West Mounted Police forging a nationwide force from Arctic to prairie. It notes their uniform symbolism the scarlet and gold and cites patrols treaties and duty from Sitting Bull to Fort Resolution, ending with the corps legacy as wilds fade.
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Arede Wilden
Nog
Elvillan Ton
Atonpo
Arctic
South Africa
Guard
Wilds
Would Close English Churches Six Months
Honlon Rev W E B Morris of All Saints Church Southport suggests closing English churches for six months might not be a bad idea. He believes people are overchurched in many towns and that religion is cheap and easily obtained, a view linked to clerical habits and tradition.
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Col
Fam Steele
Rockies
Tiey
Miny
Fite Ceratd
Dempster
Cyitication
Pitegerald
Piragernid
Patel
Arctic
Pura
Inspector French
Gunetic Piral
Niles
Rod Foil
America
Street
Cannej
Taspeetor la Nye
Fathere Teouvier
Letone
Arctic Ocean
Finlly
Edmonton
Realiane
W. EB. Morris
Ylear
All Saints’ Church
Southport
Mingland
Erhiy
Ecclesaliment
Lisury
Pasture Improvement Efforts Land Northern and Southern Grasses
The article reports on pasture problems in the coastal plain and south, noting high feed costs and the push to improve forage. It highlights bluegrass confirmed by experiments, carpet grass with lespedeza as strong pasture, golden crown grass, and new stripping machines to market carpet grass feed, with new grasses showing promise.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ceastal
Safeguarding Sheep Flock
The article warns that thousands of sheep die yearly from preventable causes and that dogs account for only about 1 percent of deaths. It cites owner and shepherd ignorance and careless practices as major losses, with shelter shortages during lambing and sudden rain storms causing high lamb mortality.
Pasture Cuts Feed Bills for Pork Producers
University of Minnesota extension notes show pasture for hogs can trim next year’s feed costs. W. J. Peters of the animal husbandry division cites protein rich grasses as key. Alfalfa and brome grass help pig growth, though grain remains needed for profitable gains.
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W. J. Peters
Animal Husbandry
University Farm
Bull of Changeable Moods
The bulls of very changeable moods prompt caution. The only wise plan is to avoid risk by keeping the bull under full control or out of reach, ensuring safety at all times.
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Fanos International
Pate
Custer
White Magic
Little Knife
Rick Moon
Bittling
Canadian
Canada
States
Watah
Sitting Bull
Inapwetor
Chile
Pasture growth aids pigs but alone won’t bulk them
Plenty of good pasture helps growing pigs with clover grass rye rape sorghum and other greens. Pasture alone cannot produce big-boned stocky pigs and needs supplementation for best results.
Household Budget System Aids Thrift and Home Economy
A household budget is presented as a practical tool to regulate expenditures and build savings. It acts as a brake on spending, reveals income and expenses, and helps households avoid deficits by prioritizing essential needs and shared costs. The text argues that implementing a budget improves financial discipline and long term well being.
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Hood
Paper Towns sites along the Great Lakes at river mouths
The article notes historic sightings of so called paper towns along Lake Michigan Lake Huron and Lake Erie. Promoters cleared land and laid out streets built hotels and banks near river mouths such as Port Sheldon on Lake Michigan Maumee Bay on Lake Erie and White Rock City on Lake Huron, none of which matured into real settlements.
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Great Lakes
Princc
Lake Michigin
Lake Huron
John Buck McMaster
United States
Port Sheldon
Port of
Havre
Lake Erie
Maumee Bay
White Rock City
Sour milk aids baby chick health and preventives
Poultry grower highlights sour milk as a powerful bowel disinfectant and preventive for white diarrhea in chicks. Begin feeding early, even deliver drops down the throat, and keep sour milk as a staple in mash and daily feed for brooder or hens to promote vitality.
Dugouts in Colombia Move Produce to Market
Natives in the interior of Colombia still use a carved single log dugout to transport produce to market, as noted in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Colombia
South America
Popular Mechanics
Maagazine
Ostrich Feathers From South Africa's Cape Province
Southin Africa stands as a premier ostrich farming region with the district near the Cape of Good Hope producing heavy feather shipments. The long trade routes and booming exports highlight the prominence of ostrich products in this area.
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Southin Africa
Cape
Good Hope
TWO BREEDS IN SAME FLOCK
An USDA prepared note explains keeping two distinct poultry breeds in one yard. It details alternating roosters by year to prevent crossbreeding, using an egg-laying breed one year and a general purpose breed the next, with careful egg color differences ensuring breed purity. The method allows rooster exchange between neighboring farms to maintain separate bloodlines.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New England
Department of Agriculture
Remodeling Poultry Houses for Better Yields
The U S Department of Agriculture notes many farms can remodel old closed poultry houses and sheds into satisfactory houses at under half the cost of new construction. Proper renovation yields good results and serves as a strong poultry club demonstration in construction.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Club
Keep all profitable hens for continued farm profits
The author argues to keep hens as long as they remain profitable, requiring close attention to each bird. Discarding hens at age two wastes valuable layers that still contribute earnings.
Caring for Layers in Winter Hen Maintenance Tips
Clean dry otter and water pans are essential to healthy layers. Provide ventilated air, preventing drafts that scare fowls at night. Hang a cabbage head to encourage green food and exercise. A warm henhouse boosts egg yield as vigorous fowls stay well. Winters require incentives to scratch for grain to stay active.
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Seine
Hmous Corps
Est Mounted Police
Ottie
Perde Wetters
le Moyal
Gutlaw
Enone
Tne
Dave Lee
Pgp
Mand Joltien
Mmloven
Colona Roberti
Loren, Murr
Gurod
Red River
Gerouition Gulf
Herecheil Island
Dawson
Canna
Sin
Coster
PleaPot
Tainly
Walsh
Walsti Lifswir Bennet
Louie Bell
Indiana
Coastal Plain
Ostrich Farms
Firet Prize
White Rock Cockerel
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