Condensed News Briefs From Around The World
A week in review reports three deaths in Birmingham Utah from a train collision at Utah Copper mines. Injuries in Denver rail incidents, a wrestling accident in Ogden, and plans for a dairy paper in Denver. Riots in Denver prompt military patrols as strikes continue. Fires threaten Flathead National Forest, and customs intercept jewels bound for the United States.
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Intermountain
Bingham
Utah
Mit Om
Denver
Joe Shackley
Ogden
Jack Fisher
Shackley
Colorado State Federation of Labor
Federation
Pablo
Col
C. C. Ballou
Flathead National Forest
Mottana
Servier
Missoula
Keeping Young Pigs in Clean Pens
Investigation by the Bureau of Animal Industry, USDA, highlights the need for clean pens to prevent Haemophis suum roundworm infections in young pigs. Poor drainage and contaminated bedding foster worm development, with eggs surviving up to five years or more. Infected pigs show pneumonia or “thumps,” migrating larvae damage lungs and liver, and no treatment exists for the larval stage.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Turean
Palaia
Dora Hetter
Co operative Grain Elevators and Organization Bulletin
The bulletin No 860 from the U S Department of Agriculture offers guidance on forming co operative grain elevators and general cooperative law. It outlines three common forms of organization, survey methods, and considerations for local conditions, members and directors, aimed at aiding cooperative marketing ventures and related corporate structures.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Iawe
Balletin
Unite States
Dawa Myon
DIAM
Directore
Aireercy Ompal
Advan tages of Fall Sown Oats in Southern States
Farmers Bulletin 1110 outlines fall sown oats advantages under southern climate. Fall seeding yields earlier maturity, allows poorer land use, prevents winter erosion, and fits crop rotations with cotton and corn. It details land and seed prep, seed treatment, sowing methods, wind protection, harvest, and utilization.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
North Carolina
Piedmont
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers Bulletin
Eat Tona
Wen Thaueml
United Antes de Hahn
Mgrivilian
Washington DO
Hot Weather Luncheon Recipes From The Open Hearth
Warm weather luncheon ideas with savory soups and light dishes. Includes Cream of Cucumber Soup, Eggs a la Bourgeoise, Creamed Fish With Potato, Macaroni With Codfish, Potato Border, Curried Salmon, Currant Pie, Peas and Carrots, Tomate Hors d Oeuvres and related notes. Contains multiple recipe steps and ingredient lists sourced from a vintage culinary column.
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Mt Dinter
Market guidance urges better lamb quality to improve sale value
Farmers in corn belt states around Chicago are urged by the United States Department of Agriculture to improve lamb quality for better market conditions. The piece stresses breeding ewes for fall birth, early weaning, and proper feeding so lambs reach 49 to 70 pounds in four months, with uniform fleece and castration when ten days old. It notes poorly bred lambs damage consumer perception and markets, and calls for farmers to avoid low quality stock.
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United States
American Railway Express Company
Interstate Commerce Commision
Department of Justice
Mexico
California
State Department
Phelan
International Labor Office
League of Na-Ions
Department of Labor
Wilson
Joint State Committee of
Central
Bituminous Coal Commission
Venizetous
Greece
Sitia
Canada
Agricultural Department
Mlana
Pultusk
Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Villa
Antwerp
Warsaw
Walter Winans
London
Henrietti Guy
Parsloes Park
Argentina
Congress
Poland
Abela
Palla
Peru
Pee Paytan
Bureau of Workers
United States Department of Agriculure
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture Specialive
Toan
Keeps Flies Off Live Stock With Simple Mixture
A local notice describes a chemical mix to deter stable flies from livestock. It lists one pound of common washing soap, four gallons of warm water, one ton of crude petroleum, and four ounces of powdered naphthalene. The instructions emphasize dissolving all components in warm water and mixing thoroughly before use.
Raising Registered Cattle Terms and Practices
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss raising registered cattle, mentioning herd management, breeding practices, and cattle strain selection. The text references Ernie and vague locations, with unclear terms about purity and growth, suggesting a focus on improving herd reproductivity and stock quality.
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Jack Mead
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United States Army
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