Fire Threat Lashes Ballantine Area Amid Widespread Damage
Reports from Intermountain desk cite Ballantine Montana threatened by fire with seven business buildings razed near Worden. In Utah and Idaho regions, fatal crashes, floods, and a Utah Idaho Central crash near Ogden left multiple dead or injured while railroad administrations grant drought relief and adjust livestock and feed shipments. Federal wage laws advance with an $8 minimum for federal workers, and race riot tolls in Washington DC rise as federal taxes strain consumer prices.
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Intermountain
James Neill
Camp Lewis
Army
Act
Ballantine
Worden
Montana
Gold Hill
Wendover
Utah
Trout Creak
Juab County
George Harris
Jesse Cone
Trout Creek
James Subey
Callao
Northwest
Railroad Administration
Thomas Carroll
Charles R. Hobbs
Brikeman
Evanston
Wye
Arthur E. Woods
Ogden
Corvo
Union Pacific System
Green River
Joseph Falkman
Lee Falkman
Josie Folkman
Gwendolyn Stewart
Viola Knight
Utah-Idaho Central Electric Interur
Folkman
Marrivville Road
Here
Nampa
A. B Utery
Lina
May
Charles D. Sellabarger
Government supervision improves livestock markets nationwide
The United States Department of Agriculture describes war era market supervision as boosting organization, efficiency, and protection for producers. Since June 1918, public yards and handlers operate under federal license, with the Bureau of Markets enforcing rules, expanding offices, and instilling greater trust among farmers and shippers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Westock
Bureau of Market
Boston
Portland
Ore
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Better Sheep Care Pays Flock Owners
Demonstrations in Missouri showed high care boosts profits for flocks. One flock produced 108 percent lambs with wool at 68 cents a pound and net profit of 74 cents per animal, ROI 21.77 percent, while a second flock had 50 percent lambs, wool at 64 cents, higher feed costs, net profit 2.22 dollars per animal, ROI 10.23 percent. Outcomes emphasize benefits of proper sheep care.
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United States Mant of Agriculture
Heven
Missouri
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Wade
Scientific Feeding Principles outlined by USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture explains scientific feeding as using properly balanced proportions of foods to meet animals’ needs without nutrient wastage. By analyzing feed composition and digestion in various animals, feeding principles guide costly adaptations and practical feeding plans for livestock.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Weeds Give Way Before Sheep In Farm Notes
The article discusses livestock farming tips. It notes that weeds yield to sheep, and emphasizes a productive farm with four horses to work each year. It advises raising two or more colts annually to help stock farms across the country. It mentions pigs thriving on good pastures and grain or summer feed.
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Teama
Eee
Do Not Neglect Hered Boar Management Guide
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article stresses the boars management as vital for robust hog herds. It covers selecting a breeding boar eight months to a year old from purebreds, avoiding unproven boars, visiting the breeder, obtaining health and breeding data, quarantine on arrival, treating lice if present, and gradually adjusting feed after shipping to maintain appetite and health.
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United States
Erd
Breeding Boar Care Tips From Classical Animal Guidance
Advice on maintaining breeding boars in proper condition, avoiding overfeeding and fattening, balancing protein and corn in feed, and providing pasture for exercise. Proper timing after breeding and during non breeding season discussed to ensure healthy litters and strong pigs.
Pig Club Members Prosper in Florida Industry
Pig club members to Florida are building an industry among their wives. Some veterans in club work have sold pigs to other members this year. One club member has sent twelve dollars worth of pigs to fellow members. Another joined two years ago and has sent hogs to others, and believes many will be glad they joined. He adds that every boy and girl who can should join.
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Washington
Thenie
Mooney
Pat
Alleganawetion
Jane
Benin
Elief
United State
United States Department of Ageiguiture
Indi Tuna
Hiindus
House
House’ Thesday
House Ways and Means
Oregon
Five Stock Exchange
Wateatab
United States Department of Agriculture
Pig Club
Florida
Leflever
Wall Fender
Alent
Fragmentary OCR Note on Brood Sowl Feeding and Fates
Incomplete text discusses a traveling subject and a young brood, mentioning keeping items to bulk up fate and reforming. The readable portions name no clear persons, organizations, or actionable events.
Sandwiches and vegetables from a vintage kitchen guide
The article offers numerous sandwich ideas and vegetable preparation notes. It covers meat fillings like veal and tongue, chopped and mixed fillings with olives and nuts, club sandwiches, and spreads. It also emphasizes cooking vegetables in boiling water, seasoning, and serving tips with salads and dressings.
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Imen
Alice
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Jessie Haver
National Consumers’ League
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Taw
Yoe Volsner
Germany
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Whder
Egypt
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Mandarias
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Supervision Service
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