Mobilizing to Put Down Rebellion in Baja California
Mexican war minister General Calles announced thousands of federal troops are being mobilized to suppress Governor Esteban Cantu's rebellion in Baja California. Calles said Cantu refused central government authority and tried to run the state separately. He urged vice cleanup and noted federal funds for irrigation in Chihuahua and Sonora.
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Hi Paso
Lower
Californian
Esteban Cantu
P Tins Calles
Torréon
DuFango
Francisco Villa
Cantu
Garranza
Calles
Mexico
Federal Government of
Chihuahua
Sonora
Callea
Assassination in Dublin Nets Shock to Irish Leadership
Frank Brooke, a leading Irish figure and close ally of Viscount French, was killed by three gunmen in the directors' room of the Dublin & South Western Railway in Westland Row at noon Friday. He was talking with director Mr. Cotton when an assassin fired eight shots, three hitting Brooke and fatally wounding him. Cotton was narrowly missed as the assailant fled.
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Dublin
Ireland
Frank Brooke
Viscount French
Lord Leutenant
Dublin & Southvastern Failway
Westland Row
Brooke
Mr. Cotton
Essassina
Brooke Rod Turee
Dr. Cotton
Givert Life Sentence for Oregon City Murder Case
George Moore, Portland for hire driver linked to the killing of Harry Dubingky who was thrown from a suspension bridge on June 15, received a life sentence for the crime. The confessed murderer was arraigned in Oregon City and later sentenced to imprisonment for life.
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Givert
Oregon City
George Moore
Harry Dubingky
Portland
Suspension Bridge
Untitled text fragment about Applegate and local office race
A garbled fragment mentions Howard T. Applegate and a local election race in Texas. Names and places are unclear, but indicates a political contest and a government office.
Untitled snippet reports event in Conroe area
Fragmentary text notes a December event at a place called Harnd Masting Place near Conroe involving Minardi Ten-Annem and CAE Re wetted. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Minardi
Masia
Erie
Raise Feed for Live Stock Second to Food Needs
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that producing enough feed for family, work, and commercial livestock is the second in importance to food production for the family. In southern studies profitable farms not only grow required feeds but have a surplus of them. better quality and grade stock follow. A 16 fact series shows farm efficiency, including a family of five needing 2 cows, 40 fowls, 1 beaver per adult, calves replaced at 8 years, and detailed annual feed requirements totaling corn, cottonseed meal, oats, hay, and pasture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Warn
Department of Agriculture
Testing Farms in the South for Efficiency in Management
United States Department of Agriculture Circular No. 8u outlines crop and pasture arrangements to meet requirements. The focus is on improving farm efficiency and management practices across southern testing farms.
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United Sates Department of Agriculture
Value of Horses on Farms Holds Against Cattle
The USDA bureau of crop estimates notes motorized farming reduces horse use but finds no rapid drop in value. On January 1 2020 the total value of horses on U S farms reached 1.909 billion dollars, just below the value of milk cows at 4.022 billion.
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Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Pork in Heat: Managing Swine in Warm Weather
Pigs weighing 100 to 160 pounds or more usually withstand heat with ample cool water and sun protection. A concrete hog wallow fed by spring overflow aids cooling. During hot days pigs stay on the concrete feeding floor in the barn, weary from heat, while they forage in the rape fields during cooler mornings and evenings.
Live Stock Notes Seem Modern Dairy Trends Highlighted
The note discusses dairy stock prospects and pasture management, emphasizing steady demand and potential profits. It mentions care for cattle, pricing cues, and the importance of forage quality while noting weather and pasture conditions.
Costliness of human neglect in care of tuberculous brood
A Florida farmer shipped hogs found to have tuberculosis after slaughter. Federal inspectors traced infection from sows in Iowa Illinois and Maine to cattle on a show circuit before returning to hogs fed on raw milk. The USDA urges strict quarantine and careful sourcing of breeding stock to prevent spread.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Florida
Federal
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
New Orleans
Towa
Tuinois
Maine
Fish
Bexing
Miinois
Adv
Food Prices Depend Largely on Supply
Market experts from the US Department of Agriculture warn that perishable produce prices hinge on supply and seasonal flow. Prices start high on novelty, fall as shipments rise, with a late-season rebound if demand lags, and bottom near season end. Short-season crops like strawberries and melons prove highly irregular for reliable pricing judgments.
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United States
Better Sires as an Asset in Virginis Circular
The circular asks if breeders can afford to use purebred stallions and if they can afford not to use Opel. It targets dairy operations and horse breeding, urging adoption of recommended sires as a strategic asset.
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Virginis
Value of Better Breeding Demonstration by Jarnagin
Milton P Jarnagin of the Georgia State College of Agriculture supplied the Agriculture Department with an example of improved breeding. A fifteen month old holfer from a native scrub cow sired by a purebred Shorthorn bull weighed 610 pounds while its nine year old dam weighed 605 pounds. The holfer, though half bred Shorthorn, surpassed Kedum in weight due to better breeding.
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Milton P. Jarnagin
Georgia State College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Feeding Stock In Transit And Feed To Transit Stations
When livestock shipments cannot meet the 28 hour law, they must be unloaded fed and watered. Heavy long distance railroads provide feed-to-transit stations at intervals along lines. Smaller routes often lack stations, requiring shippers to arrange feeding and watering themselves.
Sheep Breeding Markets and Pasture Changes Discussed
Notes discuss pasture changes affecting sheep health and lamb demand in hotels and restaurants. Breeding and pure bred sires rise in value as demand grows. the outlook for heavy rams remains bright.
Entonic and Prohibition Era Snippets From A Parched Page
A garbled Victorian style ad section touts Entonic as a cure for many ailments and promises money-back satisfaction. It also references a prohibition era travel joke and a note on bridal etiquette With scattered phrases about the Handy Airplane and European travel the fragmentary text reads like an old promotional page with dubious health claims and light social quips.
Frightened Tourists Seek Cemetery After Errant Driving
In a swirling street scene near Main Street a woman asks a passerby which route leads to the cemetery. The other visitor hints that they must keep to the right path to reach the burial place, amid tense chatter and uncertain guidance.
Dont Let Catarrh Drag you into Consumption
Warns of catarrh progression to consumption and warns against local sprays. Advocates S. S. S. as a blood remedy that treats the disease at its source. Urges readers to obtain a bottle from a drugstore and seek free medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
No Mercy for the Flirt In Cortlandt Bleeker’s Piping Rock talk
A fragmentary item references Cortlandt Bleeker speaking at Piping Rock on the modern girl. A dream sequence features a tempting figure seeking entry to heaven, with St Peter judging her. a separate line hints at a firm head and an accountant probing dishonesty, noting varied imbrogli in a ledger.
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Dream
St. Peter's
Cortlandt Bleeker
St. Peter
Fem
Land of a United States Playground in a City Tale
A fragmentary quip from a city motorman about a fictional place called The Playground of America. Neighbors debate the paper’s claim while recalling long familiarity with Heck’s era and the region’s famed river waters and hills. The exchange touches on skepticism toward a sensational description in the newspaper.
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Gsurke
Gap Johnayn
America
Heck
Kinsas
The We Plant summer tewert proposal and critique
A brief note questions the ideal typicat summer tewert and suggests an alternative approach to the We plant concept. It argues for practical planting aims, clear goals, and adaptable methods suitable for varying climates and communities.
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Wiiley Falls
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