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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
3
A government bulletin notes gapeworm infection in turkeys and chickens, urging farmers to keep young chicks on ground not recently contaminated and to separate turkeys from chicken houses. It reports that young chicks are highly susceptible while adults spread infection less, and that removing turkeys reduces losses.
United States Department of Agriculture experts say adding a third horse to a two horse walking plow lets a farmer till at least a quarter acre more each day. Over 20 days this saves two to three days of work, a significant advantage during the busy spring season.
The Agriculture Department reports a surge in the Hetter Street Better Stock drive with 411 119 heads of domestic animals and fowls enrolled in three months. The campaign shows notable growth in purebred entries across breeds, signaling broader adoption and intensified farm stock improvements nationwide.
The fragment discusses a practice related to kerudb animale and its influence on quarterly figures and campaign objectives. It mentions enrollments, regional references such as Nebensia, Virginia, Minnesota, Wiseonely, and Virginia, and hints at distribution and recognition items tied to a broader campaign.
The article discusses soil moisture preservation by allowing natural precipitation to meet irrigation needs rather than excessive pumping. It cites research from the State Department of Agriculture and emphasizes the need to balance water input with plant growth, noting irrigation costs in labor and money. It warns against overreliance on irrigation despite its benefits.
A U S Department of Agriculture view urges growers to visit markets to meet distributors and buyers. It argues that even small details observed in person help growers select capable representatives, understand dealer challenges, and improve marketing approaches.
A report from the United States Department of Agriculture notes potato storage success depends on tuber quality, storage temperature, air moisture, pile size, and light exposure. Optimal temperatures range from 35 to 40 degrees, with careful handling by Mulrenhett and officials.
A Dr. Seaman A. Knapp quote emphasizes that field agents should be practical farmers. It argues against sending carpenters to instruct tailors, noting the importance of hands on farming knowledge for effective agricultural leadership.
Engineering plans describe constructing a suspension bridge over the Colorado River at Bright Angel Gorge, detailing materials, anchor points, cable runs, and a 40 to 80 foot clearance above the river. The article notes tourist access from the rim, reconstruction of trails, and future park developments including hotels and campgrounds to expand visitor capacity.
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