Farm Advice For Cows Hens And Orchard Trees
A wealth of practical farm tips covers feeding and care for cattle horses and poultry. Topics include fertilizing with barnyard manure, raspberry and currant cultivation, silo feeding for cows, proper watering, avoiding colic, and the safe use of sprays and coal tar for gophers. Guidance on pruning, pruning water sprouts, alfalfa meal value, and maintaining clean milk to ensure quality. Emphasis on early chick care, equipment selection, and general farm management practices for healthier livestock and productive crops.
Knowledge of Meat Market Requirements Outline
Breeders and buyers must consider meat trade demands, not only live animal cost, to judge carcass yield and quality. The article, based on Union Stock Yards Chicago data, explains wholesale beef and pork carcass classifications, cuts, and kosher and distiller fattening distinctions, emphasizing finish, weight, and form for grade and market.
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L. D. Hall
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
The Horse’s Collar Care Guide
Each horse collar should be clean each morning before use. Prevention lies in properly fitted collars. Pads are optional and best for smaller lighter collars in heavy work. sweat soaked or rain damp pads cause shoulder galls.
Varieties and succession for home vegetable gardens
A guide urging gardeners to plant a variety of vegetables in succession to ensure continuous harvests. Recommends peas, beans, sweet corn and other crops be sown at ten day to two week intervals for steady production throughout the season.
Fruit grower profits from small Missouri orchard
In Ottawa County a Missouri man last fall sold 1840 dollars worth of Jonathan apples from one acre and a neighbor sold 611 dollars of Bartlett pears from three acres.
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Ottawa County
Missouri
Jonathan
Five Geese in a Flock and Other Outdoor Play Forms
A guide notes amusing outdoor games for children. It describes Five Geese in a Flock with a market woman pursuer and seating, Den a den game with animal-name players, and Button Button Who's Got the Button a guessing game about a hidden butter.
Acting Animals Game for Imaginative Play
This item describes a game where one child pretends to be an animal and others guess the animal. Correct guessers get to act next. It highlights humorous possibilities like a stork on one leg or a turtle and even includes insects. Optionally three yes no questions may be allowed to aid guessing.
Can You Follow This Yarn A Quizzical Social Confidence Riddle
Tom and Vera share a secret with mutual confidences among Will and Vera, each promising secrecy while passing information. The cycle of revelations leads to questions about how many confidences remain and whether all three truly know the complete secret. The piece poses a puzzle on truth, trust, and disclosure.
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Tom
Vera
Will
Great Stadium at Tacoma
Tacoma high school built an Olympic stadium costing over 100000 dollars in a gulch beside the school. Shaped like a horseshoe open to Commencement Bay, it seats 25000 and hosts baseball football track and field, plus outdoor concerts. Washington residents advocate Tacoma as a prime site for the next U.S. Olympic Games.
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Tacoma
America
Commencement Bay
Washington
United States
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