Guernsey Cattle Breed History and Dairy Traits Fact Sheet
This article surveys Guernsey cattle origins in the Channel Islands, their entry to the United States between 1570 and 1875, and compares them to Jerseys. It details physical traits, temperament, milk and butter quality, and notes regional vegetation and land-use issues affecting cattle pastures in Texas and the western territories.
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Gerrasers
Guermuey
Belmeqiine
Wim
St Petera
Faiand
Guornsey
Jersey
Normandy
France
United States
Philadelphia
America
England
Guernsey
Hrittany
Jerseys
Texea
West Texas
New Mexico
Guernmay
Poultry Care Advice for Cleanliness and Space
The article advises that fowl care hinges on cleanliness and ample yard space. It warns against overfeeding, stresses the role of women’s education in maintaining sanitary poultry houses, and cautions against old stock or poor coop conditions. It also covers humane parasite control and critiques some curing methods.
Straw Hat Decor Draws Crowds in Genova Streets
A Genovese report describes a traveling merchant’s showy wagon drawn by three horses wearing straw hats. The spectacle draws coachmen and cabbies to public squares as doors unveil a bright dry goods display. Many see straw hat etiquette as a potential aid for working horses during long rests in heat. The note adds that nearly 60 percent of Russians are illiterate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genova
Switzerland
Biaste
France
Geneva
Anb
Angora Goat and Mohair Industry in the United States
Col. William L. Black argues in a comprehensive study that the Angora goat and Mohair industry faces a severe brush problem. He details its impact on production and proposes solutions to safeguard the sector's future.
Dorothy Ingleden's Revenge unfolds a moonlit duel
In a 19th century styled tale two cloaked women confront Sir Harry Fortescue by Wells. Dorothy Ingleden reveals a vow of vengeance for a family wrong. The duel ends with Harry dead and Dorothy fleeing with her maid, tormented by love and guilt. Then an abrupt shift discusses soil drainage and agriculture of Indian bogua beds.
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Tunbridge Well
Betty
Hayry
Harry
Galite l
Henry
Klopes
Dorothy
Winifred
Winnie
Sir Harry Fortescue
Supreme Court Rules for Monroe in Cannon Livestock Case
State Supreme Court upholds Monroe's claim for damages from Cannon. The dispute centers on grazing livestock on unfenced land and whether legal fencing is required for trespass protection. Court notes trespass differs when cattle are controlled by a herdman on enclosed land versus open fields.
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Montass Graway
State Supreme Court
Monroe
Cannon
District Court of
Lewis and Clarke County
Supreme Court
Monza City: Historic Cathedral and Crown Jewels
Monza, a small Italian city in Mulan province beside the Lambro river, hosts the summer palace and the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist which holds the iron crown and crown jewels. The town, once known as Modartia, has Roman roots, varied sovereignty under Milan, endured plunder, and today has a population above 30,000.
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Monga
Humbert Wee Alain
Citien
Haly
Mulan
Lambro
Monza
St. John the Baptist
Pica
Theodora Sha Dace
Tsaur
Monen
Modartia
Medicia
Theodoric
Milan
Legen
Charles V
Swiss import draws demand for American draft horses
Consul Gifford reports steady Swiss appetite for U S draft horses imported for riding and draft use. A Basel shipment of seventy two animals sold at about 1400 francs each, with buyers eager amid hopes of limited future opportunities. South Africa demand and European export constraints noted. Also local success with clover and timothy crops in South Dakota.
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Erling Mors
Switzerland
Gifford
Bneel
Department of State
Basel
South Africa
Europe
South Dakota
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Dairy and Poultry
Dew Buenes
Sean
Bright Coops
Great Western
Straw
Barnes
Dorothy Ingleden
Dorothy Wareh
Dorothy Ingledew
Winifred Ingleden
Mia Dorothy
Slater
Ture
Hetty
Penny Pictorial Magazine
Kainit Ang
Jeveb
Humbert
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